Moondrop’s sophomore over-ear headphones offer a detailed look into your music and a distinctive look on your head.
can deliver incredible levels of detail, wide, enveloping soundscapes, and vanishingly low levels of distortion to deliver total clarity within your music.
Check out the image above and you’ll see Venus’s 100mm drivers—a window into what provides you a portal into your playlists. They are roughly twice the surface area of dynamic driver audiophile heavy-hitters like the. Each is surrounded by 18 powerful magnets and is built into specialized cavities to minimize space and weight and to balance out the heavy magnetic pull of so many magnetics on its two-micron-thin diaphragm.
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