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Focal Elegia Circumaural Closed-Back High-Fidelity Audiophile Headphones Expired
$399
$890.00
+ Free Shipping
Adorama has Focal Elegia Circumaural Closed-Back High-Fidelity Audiophile Headphones for $399 (price drops in cart). Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
Includes:
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
Includes:
- Elegia Circumaural Closed-Back High-Fidelity Audiophile Headphones
- Thermoformed Rigid Carrying Case
- 1.2m Asymmetric Cable (3.5mm TRS Jack)
- 3.5mm to 6.35mm Stereo Jack Adapter
- Full-range speaker-driver with an 'M'-shape aluminum/magnesium dome Ambient noise soundproofing
- Comfortable and ergonomic
- Cup Style: Closed-back
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deal [adorama.com]
$399 (price drops in cart) + free s/h @ Adorama
matches previous fp back in August
$399 (price drops in cart) + free s/h @ Adorama
matches previous fp back in August
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Even though I strongly dislike these headphones, thank you for the post.
It's difficult to find a good closed-back headphone in the $400 price range, but I very much enjoy the various Fostex variants (TH610, TH-X00, TR-X00, E-MU Teak, etc.) and other biodynamic drivers (Denon AH-D5200) and think that most people will have a better experience with those even though they are V-shaped and far from neutral -- pretty much the complete opposite of the Elegia.
If you don't need a closed back headphone and are looking for a neutral sound, then a good option that sometimes can be had for close to $400 is the Beyerdynamic DT1990.
Again, everyone's ears are different -- this is just one person's opinion. There are many, many people who are perfectly happy with the Elegia. They are certainly nice to look at, too.
Name 3 headphones he DIDN'T like.
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*Eghem, I mean wire.
4-6 hours has to be less than the official specs. I had a FiiO portable and the battery life fell to about 4 hours after 2 years of use from the stated 10-12 hours. Battery went bad. That's the problem with portables and why I'll never buy another one. These companies could use rechargable lithiums like DSLR cameras or other devices but they choose not to as form of planned obsolescene. That's my opinion.
The Sony headphones such as Z7, Z7M2 and Z1R work better for those genres you listed that the Focal is not ideal for..
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It was very hard to watch some of his videos without having to skip through his rants and personal emotions mixed into his own subjective reviews.
Example:
Back when I was looking for an dac/amp, I stumbled upon some of his videos. Most of his reviews for the items come from users that send him the item that they want him to review (nothing wrong with that).
Now we can't get our hands on the equipment to test it out without having to actually order it and use it, return if undesirable and go through the rma process.