CORINA vs Audeze CRBN2
The CRBN2's low-frequency extension is 10 Hz against the CORINA's 6 Hz and its driver size 120mm against 88mm. Both share headphone type (Over-ear) and driver type (Electrostatic).
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The Dan Clark Audio CORINA (formerly under MrSpeakers branding) represents a bold advancement in electrostatic headphones, integrating the patent-pending Acoustic Metamaterial Tuning System (AMTS) for smoother midrange and treble without spikes. It features a re-engineered 88mm electrostatic driver with consistent diaphragm tension for enhanced linearity and channel matching, self-adjusting headband, matched suede ear pads for comfort and imaging, and delivers electrostatic resolution with planar-like bass weight, wide soundstage, and lifelike tone suitable for all genres. Requires a dedicated electrostatic amplifier; compatible with Stax-pro bias systems via 5-pin 580V pro bias plug. Handmade in San Diego, CA, with premium materials including silver-plated copper cable (2m), carrying case, and 2-year warranty.
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