D8000 vs HiFiMAN Susvara
The Susvara's sensitivity is 83 dB against the D8000's 98 dB. Both share impedance (60Ω), headphone type (Over-ear), and driver type (Planar_magnetic).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
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The Final Audio D8000 is a high-end planar magnetic open-back headphone designed with an innovative Air Film Damping System (AFDS) that prevents the diaphragm from contacting the magnets, enhancing bass response and reducing distortion. It combines the delicate high-frequency detail typical of planar magnetic drivers with the volume and open bass tones characteristic of dynamic drivers. The diaphragm is extremely lightweight, about one-third the weight of comparable dynamic models, with a super thin aluminum coil etched onto it, eliminating the need for adhesive and improving sound quality. The housing is made from precision-machined aluminum magnesium alloy, designed for durability and ease of repair with almost all parts disassemblable by screws. The headphones come with newly developed open-type ear pads made from highly breathable foam and specialized fibers, allowing bass frequencies to be reproduced effectively even without a tight seal. The D8000 is manufactured entirely in-house by Final Audio in Kawasaki, Japan, ensuring high precision and quality control. It includes two detachable OFC cables (3.5mm/1.5m and 6.3mm/3m) and a dedicated carrying case. The D8000 is praised for its rich, warm, and natural sound signature with a slightly north-of-neutral tonal balance, strong bass punch, and excellent detail retrieval, suitable for multi-genre listening and professional use.
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The Susvara's sensitivity is 83 dB against the D8000's 98 dB. Both share impedance (60Ω), headphone type (Over-ear), and driver type (Planar_magnetic).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
The LCD-4's sensitivity is 97 dB against the D8000's 98 dB and its impedance 200Ω against 60Ω. Both share headphone type (Over-ear) and driver type (Planar_magnetic).
The HE1000 Unveiled's sensitivity is 95 dB against the D8000's 98 dB and its impedance 28Ω against 60Ω. Both share headphone type (Over-ear) and driver type (Planar_magnetic).
Both turn up in the same documented systems.
The Poet's sensitivity is 101 dB against the D8000's 98 dB, its impedance 55Ω against 60Ω, and its weight 350 g against 523 g. Both share headphone type (Over-ear).
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