Open-ear directional audio transmission is an interesting technology that I think has potential in the future for both earphones and headphones. It may be possible to use the technology for tuning multi-driver headphones to better reproduce spatial audio. For now, these are an interesting development that sound more like open-back headphones than closed-back or in ear monitors. SIVGA is not the only manufacturer working on this technology, but given their headphone offerings I thought it would be interesting to check out their approach. Let me know what you think of the S01's sound... Cheers! Todd
Interesting video. I would love to see a review of the Audio-Technica ATH-MSR7b, it’s designed for critical listening in mind. Audio-Technica claims that the ATH-MSR7b were "made for audiophiles", and that they "reproduce audio with remarkable accuracy and clarity, letting you hear every nuance of your music." I would like to see you run audio tests on them to see if those claims are actually true. Great job on the video!
Sound leakage will depend a bit on the shape of everyone’s ears as the closer the directional driver sits to the opening of the ear canal the less the reflected sound will be. I found sound leakage to be closer to closed-back headphones played at loud listening levels vs open-back headphones at moderate listening levels. I hoe this helps out!
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Open-ear directional audio transmission is an interesting technology that I think has potential in the future for both earphones and headphones. It may be possible to use the technology for tuning multi-driver headphones to better reproduce spatial audio.
For now, these are an interesting development that sound more like open-back headphones than closed-back or in ear monitors. SIVGA is not the only manufacturer working on this technology, but given their headphone offerings I thought it would be interesting to check out their approach.
Let me know what you think of the S01's sound...
Cheers!
Todd
Interesting video. I would love to see a review of the Audio-Technica ATH-MSR7b, it’s designed for critical listening in mind. Audio-Technica claims that the ATH-MSR7b were "made for audiophiles", and that they "reproduce audio with remarkable accuracy and clarity, letting you hear every nuance of your music." I would like to see you run audio tests on them to see if those claims are actually true. Great job on the video!
Great suggestion on the MSR7b...added to my list!
@@askdrtk Thanks! I’ll be looking forward to see the review soon
Very nice earphone review!
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They sound pretty good, equiv to 80-100 dollar earbuds. Hows the sound leakage?
Sound leakage will depend a bit on the shape of everyone’s ears as the closer the directional driver sits to the opening of the ear canal the less the reflected sound will be. I found sound leakage to be closer to closed-back headphones played at loud listening levels vs open-back headphones at moderate listening levels. I hoe this helps out!