105 AER vs 105 Silva
The 105 Silva matches the 105 AER on sensitivity (112 dB), impedance (42Ω), low-frequency extension (5 Hz), and high-frequency extension (30 kHz).
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The Meze Audio 105 AER open-back headphones feature a 50mm dynamic driver with a carbon fiber-reinforced cellulose composite dome and PEEK torus for detailed high frequencies and reduced distortion. Designed for immersive listening, they offer a natural timbre, impactful bass, rich mids, and smooth treble, inspired by bio-architecture for tonal equilibrium. At Meze's lightest open-back model, they use premium materials like PC-ABS earcups, manganese spring steel headband, and velour earpads for comfort during extended sessions. Versatile and easy to drive with low impedance, they pair well with portable devices and home setups, providing a profound sense of space and instrument separation across all music genres.
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The 105 Silva matches the 105 AER on sensitivity (112 dB), impedance (42Ω), low-frequency extension (5 Hz), and high-frequency extension (30 kHz).
The Elegia's sensitivity is 105 dB against the 105 AER's 112 dB, its impedance 35Ω against 42Ω, and its driver size 40mm against 50mm. Both share low-frequency extension (5 Hz).
The Elex's sensitivity is 104 dB against the 105 AER's 112 dB, its impedance 80Ω against 42Ω, and its driver size 40mm against 50mm. Both share low-frequency extension (5 Hz).
The Teak's sensitivity is 106 dB against the 105 AER's 112 dB and its impedance 25Ω against 42Ω. Both share low-frequency extension (5 Hz) and driver size (50mm).
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