Sivga Phoenix _[Z Reviews]_ From the Ashes.. 

Please do a new house tour.

Don't mean to nag but please review The Skullcandy Crusher Anc I want to see/hear your reaction when the sensory bass shakes up what you thought you knew of audio.

Another bullet comment before my battery dies and I'm going to watch this video on my tablet later on in the morning because it's really early right now it's around 5 4 I don't know what time it is don't judge me I love you guys on my tablet but I was waiting for this video because I know it's a hybrid I read about this I read about this earphone online for a couple days and I loved every phone man I really want to own a pair of these yes you may cause more in the house does most of these but not those I think I could afford to spare and not shorts with that said I bought a $40 pair of earbuds and they died in less than a week never do that guys never f****** knew that I learned my lesson baby like what the f*** and let you know week I bought my Bluetooth earphones like my earbuds my friends did you ear buds and it died on me so because the moisture of my ear and then the driver got wet because the they Kuni tips I didn't put them in the right yes I own it I own take Coney tips the most comfortable tips in the world to me at least what would dad said back to the earphones man I want to try them to look really good and see you on the next one I don't blame you why you like them so much LOL I might leave more comments you know what you know where my now I leave Bibles but you have a good one man and everybody saying in the arms of this video if we very short I promise LOL mommy I'm eating good boy and I know I'm running a lot but I always do that because I like to be a jackass and a pain in the ass but I know you love me man respect I'm joking by the way where am I yeah you have a good one God bless

Thank God I brought my earbuds on Amazon people if you are on your head please try to buy all your earphones on Amazon or on the main website of the earphone but mostly on Amazon because you could see things back and now you yelled at my nobody please tell him that they came broken or you know how they broke and they gave me a new one not a good thing to do but I'm very efficient way to get an unfit if he ever needed you got that right boy you got that right my friend respect that would cheesy as f*** but you know what I mean LOL

I almost forgot #Sex Dungeon LOL especially in that quiet room it's too quiet here Mom what to do I know my dude I know my child and I know it's that we going to do send them on to the child have a Sex Dungeon only going to get demonetized so bad I love you man hopefully I don't get banned for this comment but I love you and I'm glad you love me no house man respect it's a beautiful house by the way I would love to be in that neighborhood that make beautiful houses there

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spent to much time at hentai haven

@@yerpster Now we can believe that. Lol.

Einhorn is Finkle. Finkle is Einhorn! Einhorn is a MAN!

Thanks for sharing. I might wanna pick one up since my main headphones currently are the 58x. Great taste in movies btw!

@@misterx3666 For the sheer fun of listening to music, all types of music, the Sigva Phoenix are fantastic. Drop just gave notice that the Focal Elex (finally) shipped and I expect them any day. I expect these will be my flagship cans but they cost $700 (I got the $600 one day price!). I also really enjoy the DT 177x Go from Drop; a different listening experience from the Sivga. To me, the Sivga are better than my AKG 702 (sold), AKG 712 (sold), HE 400i and HD 58X (sold).

@@oblio44 I do have the focal stellias as flagship headphones. I got them used for a good price but don't use them a lot. I like the 58x better for gaming. They are lighter and very comfortable. I use the stellias when I'm on the go, which is kind of ironic. They sound good but I dont know if they sound 3000$ good. Made me appreciate my 58x more. I did not really like them for a long time.

If I do it at the right pitch a hell portal opens up.

it puts the lotion on it's skin....

Like you wanna come over wearing nothing but your underwear ?

@@jsharp9735 hope you like bbc no homo...

@@Phantom-sx5eg Hurry up and come over bro !

Do they improve in soundstage?

@@mattialemboluscari8774 compared to the HD6xx? Yes, but not by a lot. I would still consider it an intimate sounding headphone (because of presence the bass?)

@@OBECTTRIUMPOFFICIAL the most direct upgrade from the HD6xx if you like that specific type of sound are ZMF (Aeolus for example) headphones. Ofc those are WAY above the HD6xx in price, but those are also butiqe.

@@exol511 Thanks for the tip. Difficult to find a place to audition them though. I found a place in Amsterdam (as I am located near there) that tries to keep stock. Also, I don't want to move straight into end-game territory just yet ;-) The fun is in the trip there. Phoenix is a great up/side-grade from the 6xx for the price.

Please, review Sivga Phoenix in your RU-vid channel 🙏🙏

That’s not his new studio. He will move it later when he moves in.

I'll just mod a bigger headband if they're that good.

How does they compare with the Elegia in sound quality? Are they close?

In my opinion I'd say yes in terms of cost to performance. If you have to budget then I'd say get these. If money wasn't an option the get both because they are both great although I think the Elegias benefitted from having around 100 hours of burn in. The Elegia has one noticeable caveat to them, that is they really need to have a good seal on your head or otherwise the sound signature changes drastically and you lose all the bass and i mean LOSE all of it. So if you wear glasses get the Phoenix. The Elegias do need an EQ around 80-120hz depending on your preference and the vocals i find to be more in your face, so when it comes to live music tracks I prefer the Phoenix because you have a nice balance of hearing the instruments being played with the vocals. Detail and Imaging though i have to give to the Elegia hands down. Soundstage id say is a tie for me in general. They both have very good Soundstage. Hope this helped:)

@@svmacmanus9832 that put things into perspective, it helped a lot! Thank you!

I'm hurt as well. Let me spend money to heal.

i still think the 58X sound ..more refined then the Phoenix'. The Sivgas are more fun with ..hum..well "fun" music (you know, the "HURR!HURR! MUSIC GOES BOOM!BOOM!" style), but Jazz and classical sound better on the 58Xs, by a pretty big margin. Also the 58Xs are MUCH more comfortable to wear over longer periods of time.

@@Sporting1210 Thanks.

This was pretty similar to my experience with them. Tried them for about 3 weeks and finally sent them back. These actually hugely reminded me of Blon BL03s in terms of sound. I liked them a lot but not enough to keep, particularly due to fit but partially because they don't make sound the way I like an open-ear pair to make. Too closed sounding. I get why many people would dig'm though.

@@therealchickentender - they are a great set of cans if they fit. I bought them with zero reviews on Amazon. Sviga sent me an email asking me why I returned. Gave them honest feedback. Way too late for them to change anything at that point. Listened to them for 1 day. GF commented they were too small for me. Let her try em and she liked them. Wanted to keep em, but just didn't fit my head. Asked her if she wanted them and she said no. Boxed them back up and returned.

@@ftlaud911 Hahah. I did almost the same. There just two reviews on Amazon when I bought, one of them being Z. I kept mine for 3 weeks and ask my lady if she liked them and they fit her great, but she preferred the pair of X2HR we have around (she loves the super-wide soundstage)... So I kept them for quite a while longer trying to come around but they just didn't quite do it. Close but no cigar.

Even where basements exist, this is a massive basement.

@@ZReviews You could build a home theater down there and still have room for separate headphone and speaker rooms, and an amusement park.

Which can-side termination are you supposed to choose from Hart for these cans? Is it the Mono TS?

So, are you enjoying it?

How were they?

@@theprinceofeverything1975 i ordered. Im not wowed by them. They good and not good at the same time as far as sound goes. Fit is a MAJOR issue. What majority reviews says doesn't resonate with my own experience having bought them. They are sold out on Amazon but you may find one used....the one i return. Honest as I can be and hope it helps.

Thank you so much for yiur honesty. Can you recommend a pair of smooth non fatiguing headphones with lots of punch in the bass and lots of sub bass, with great clarity in the highs? Im really sorry to bother u like this, but you gave a very nice description, so im hoping you can reccomend! Thank you so much

@@theprinceofeverything1975 hifi guides forum would be a good place to start. Lots of good advice. What headphones do you own and whats your budget?

L😷L This basement probably has enough room for Head-Fi meets! 🤣

Or 5!

Not to mention all the open back headphones would sound better in a quiet basement like that.

Better than Sivga p2??

@@towsifshahriarshovo in some ways yes. It's lighter and it has better low end. The imagining is pretty great and is very very good for gaming from what I've found. The p-2 is probably better overall but all tho. But this one is a lot cheaper. On top of that I kinda think it looks better then the p2.

@@rippedray does p2 sounds bigger?? Because of bigger planer drivers. Do planer headphones sounds bigger than dynamics, is that true?

@@rippedray now I can buy monoprice m570 $200 from amazon. (Clone of Sivga p2) Which is better buy Sivga Phoenix or monoprice m570??

@@towsifshahriarshovo I personally wouldn't but the m570 they are not the same. They have a different sounds signature and their build isn't that great.

Would you say that it’s way better than the shp9500

@@swifty1969 way better!

@@swifty1969 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_MTYineZMvA.html

You might regret that, I'm selling all my Beyers now that I have these.. You can always return them if they don't impress.

No Themes Review is a psychopath. Guy's the worst

@@MrAhuraMazda His review was spot on though.

@@MrAhuraMazda why is he a psychopath?

So glad I bought these before they sold out on amazon.

Nearest direct neighbor is like 700 feet away. The basement has never had any water in it since it was built in the 2000's

@@ZReviews that’s not very long ago

Would love your opinion on these when you get them.

Amazon is fucking weird man. I'll order one item with prime shipping, and it'll be like okay arriving tommorow. And then I'll order another item, and they'll be like... eh give us 1-2 weeks.

@@RK-li8es It depends on what is locally stored in the nearest hub new you. Some stuff has to come from out of your state. I have a hub 35 miles from my house so sometimes I can get stuff in like 17 hours.

Nutshell version: Zeos nuts for 28 minutes but qualifies the review by saying the TYGRs are almost on par (even if they're actually more expensive).

@@KiraSlith Thanks, yes I noticed that too :-) and TYGR 300R are 150 euros on the European Beyer site. Anyway I ordered the Phoenix (which Zeos describes as fantastic, 26:15 like $800-$1000 headphones, mentioning $1600 Fostex TH909) and the HD560S that DMS raves about (his new reference and flattest he has heard) but which Joshua Valour is more measured about and will try to do an Amazon review comparing them to see if the hype is real.

@@GIChow Beyer US wouldn't sell the headset solo, and haven't restocked the set since the coof lockdown started. It's basically unobtanium here at this point.

Right, first impressions of Sigva Phoenix v Sennheiser HD560S. Both sound wonderful and have no noteworthy issues with frequency response, clarity, colouration or 3d soundstage/imaging. The Phoenix is slightly easier to drive (1 notch less on my phone for the same volume) and has more impactful bass and a higher level of detail retrieval and naturalness/realism however the soundstage is narrower and more intimate and in your head than one would expect from an open back headphone (which are typically more speaker-like in that sounds appear to come from a distance). The lack of sound leakage and good level of bass impact/slam makes me wonder whether despite the grille they are in fact closed back or perhaps semi-open. Not fully burnt in but they both sound very good already. Any other aspect anyone wants to know about just reply and I will include in my Amazon review in a few days.

Are they better than the HD6XX though, because they are in the same price range.

Yes I also have the 6XX , I prefer the sivga . I find the opposite as far as clamp is concerned the sivga don’t worry me where I am always aware of the 6XX on my head. Like Zeos says the sivgas just seem to do everything right.

Good choice. This headphone may be best avoided.

My best solution so far is to take the pads off (clockwise twist) and put them on upside-down, it's imperfect but sivga is working on a replacement pad

Bobochocho11 - this is unacceptable for $250. Like such a simple thing. However they sounded superb. I have the X2s and though I prefer the sound signature of the Sivgas I can’t stand the head pressure or pads. Even with Zeos’s trick which normally works for me too sadly. It’s just hard going from the X2’s with so much room and space both physically and acoustically.

@@BarragePker6 do you think you would reccomend the x2 over these?

@@MrBOBOCHOCHO For comfortability and gaming yes, for music the Phoenix are better in every way.

Do consider Z likes most headphones. I might look to him for the build impression, but as for sound he is a unknown. I can never tell exactly what he is hearing.

@@exol511 Any recommendations to alternatives in the sound aspect? DMS? I'm looking for a new open back 150~250 USD max and these showed up in hifiguides, but I'm still now sure. I think I want a planar more, tho'

@@exol511 im kinda leaning that way also. Im beginning to feel this more and more about him. No shade but its still my cash so there that.

@@VithorLeal what headphone and amplification do you currently own? What have you tried and liked?

​@@exol511I currently have a Beyerdynamics Custom One Pro (I know, kinda weird, but at the time is what was available) and for DAC/AMP I use the Fiio K5 Pro connected through USB to my PC. I think its a pretty decent dac/amp combo for the time I bought it and how much I paid. My current options are: Monoprice M565/M565C, the new 2020 HE-400i (instead of the 4XX, since I'm buying internationally and shipping might be a problem - someone is bringing them to me, also newer/revised product) and the 58X or 6XX. Can only buy one... Don't know if there are any more decent options at this price. Looking for open back (M565C are only an option if they can be modded to be open, like the M1060C could and supposedly sounded even better).

Forgot to mention, these with the ifi zendac on true bass and high volume makes big booms! Big booms are super fun in FPS games :D

Do you have any impressions of them yet?

@@FrobroX So my first impression after 2-3 hours of listening: Pretty unbalanced. I like v-shaped and warm headphones and don’t need a super neutral or flat headphone, but the sivga is like a rollercoaster. The bass is pretty strong and tight. Definitly tighter than on the x2. The nighthawk has better bass texture and impact. Mids: I also hear the bass bleed into lower mids. The bigger problem are the upper mids. They are too strong. Female vocals are very present and in your face. I find this very fatigueing. This is even more noticeable when you consider the bass bleed in the lower mids. In this regard the phoenix is the opposite of the nighthawk carbon. I miss some vocal presence on the nighthawk (Josh Valour mentioned this in his nighthawk video too). This is the only con with the nighthawks for me. The phoenix has a too pronounced vocal presence. This is more noticible when you take the roll off in treble and the bass bleed in lower mids into consideration. Treble is rolled off. I miss some details and sparkle there. Another reviewer said that due to the rolled off treble, he can listen to this cans for hours, but i don’t think that i share this opinion. Due to the peak in the upper mids these are very fatigueing. Soundstage is very small for open back headphones. It is almost like listening to a closed set. Build quality and look are pretty good. I also like the compact form factor. Pads aren’t very good. I will do some pad rolling. All in all, i won’t keep these headphones. For gaming i would go with the tygr or x2/nighthawk carbon. The nighthawk carbon with microsuede pads has some kind of similar tuning, but beats every single sound category. The X2 has a more muddy texture quality espacially in bass. But the x2 has a much bigger soundstage and a ‘rounder’ sounding. I would prefer the x2 over the phoenix for music and gaming espacially considering the price. Also the tygr is a more natural and relaxed alternative, which i can enjoy for long time periods. Also the tygrs are awesome for gaming due to lazer imaging and big ss. So all in all i miss an outstanding tonal feature, which would make the phoenix special. Also i wouldn’t spend more than 200 euro for the phoenix. I will burn them in in the next days and will try the brainwavez hybrid and the audioquest nighthawk pads, but i don’t think that this will solve all of the tonal problems

@@FrobroX Hey, i do own the tygr, the fidelio x2 and the nighthawk carbon. I sent back the Phoenix today after trying them for 2 weeks. The phoenix has very pronounced or prominent upper mids. So vocals are forward sounding. The mids on the tygr are slightly recessed and the soundstage is much bigger. I don’t think, that vocals are pushed back too far away. It is a question of personal preference and which sound signature you like. For my taste the mids on the phoenix are too much. They are too forward and always in your face. I could hear max 5 songs in a row, because the listening experience was so fatigueing for me. Don’t get me wrong. I like fun headphones, which have elevvated sound areas here and there. But the Phoenix was just too forward sounding. On the other hand vocals on the Nighthawk Carbon (with microsuede pads) are just a little bit too far away for my taste. Josh Valour mentioned the recessed vocal prensence in his nighthawk video, too. That is the only con that i have with the nighthawks carbon. The tygr has a pretty neutral or balanced vocal presence in my opinion. I think, that you maybe just prefer forward mids or vocals. The fidelio x2 has also a pronounced vocal presence, but not to the degree of the phoenix. This is why i prefer the X2 for most music compared to the nhc or the tygr. I think that the nhc beats the fidelio in most sound categories (technically speaking), but i simply like the presentation of vocals more on the x2. I agree with you, that the bass (and general sound) texture on the tygr isn’t really impressive. On a weak amp (in my case the ifi zen) bass distorts on the tygr even more than the bloated bass of the fidelio x2. The tygr needs some power to sound better in my opinion. The tygr sounds much tighter on my geshelli archel 2.5 amp than on the ifi zen. I like the imaging, soundstage, treble and the soft and delicate sound in general on the tygr. I am using these mainly for gaming. Sometimes i am listening music with these, but i prefer the fidelio, the nighthawk and my closed b&o H6 for music. So, if you don’t like the sound signature of the tygr, maybe you should try the fidelio x2hr ( which is about in the same price range). Other midfocused options could be an sennheiser 600 or 650. The nighthawk has about the same bass quantity with protein pads and a little less bass with microsuede pads than the phoenix. The nighthawk has better bass texture and a little bit more subbass. The phoenix has more mid bass. But due to the recessed vocal presence i would doubt that you would like the nhc, if you prefer very present vocals.

"anti" in which way?

@Qorkado I would be interested as well. 880 is my daily driver and with eq and BasX amp is the best total package I've heard

@@nonenothing4412 Just a guess but I think he means in the fact that you need a monster amplifier to do the DT-880 600Ohm justice but practically anything can power these so long as its got very low interference.

I think it's about the sound, not requirements. But who knows

@@Kraiord_ people are exagurating the DT880 600ohm needing a insane amp. Thing sips power compared to stuff like HE6 and LCD-4.

Fff, right now these.

@@ZReviews aight.... **Added to cart**

What tonal profile are you looking for? For bass, thr Sivga. For air, more soundstage, and more treble presence, the Sundara. I owned the Sivgas and they're excellent for the price, but I ultimately returned them due to my preference for larger soundstage.

@@KCC46 coming from a fairly narrow HD650, a wider stage is a must. But I'm also leaning towards having more on low end which the Sundara might not do well, and I think the 650 delivers good enough performance in the mids and highs section despite being a "veiled" cans (well at least for my preference). So yeah, looking for a wider and bassier cans...but if it's wider than HD650 that's good enough to me. I listen to alot of pop and rock.

@@hal9xxx321 I think you could try warmer chain then. Zen series with warm DAC chip and bass boost should improve the sundaras low end. What do you think?

I got the ZS10s, they are great IEMs, but, they are a tad "amped" sounding and the bass can be a bit overpowering. They are very efficient, though, and comfy, and I usually hate IEMs.

@@thiscorrosion900 I received them today and I think I have a problem with the included.cable. They sound like they are under water. I attached the Bluetooth hd upgrade cable and they sound like I think they were intended to sound. That sound however has a very v shaped sound signature. Big round punchy bass, No low mids, decent high mids, and boosted trebble. Not what I'm looking for at all. I do find them very comfortable though. I thi k I will be returning these sadly. The lack of low mids is just appauling to me and I feel like I'm missing out on a really important part of the mix. I'm looking for something really balanced if not flat. My not.al listening headphones are sony mdr-v6 and I like them quite a bit but I do wish that they'd resolve more sub bass and not distort as much when I crank them. I thought that with the zs10 pro that separating frequency sets into tuned ba drivers might do the trick, and it does a little but, but the overwhelming bass and lack of low mids just ruin it for me.

@@joshhardin666 That sounds like a spot-on assessment of the ZS10s. I like them, but they might benefit from some serious EQ and taming the highs and lows, without a doubt, and I'm a bass fan saying that. I haven't been 100 per cent in love with many headphones: I love my Hifimans for the sheer detail, not for the bass, I love both of my Sony X10 and XB500s for the fantastic bass and overall performance, bu they're wired only, and I love the two Koss lightweights including the PortaPros I've bought. I also love the VModas I got recently, for on the go they're fantastic, and the bass is tight and tasty, but they're very "laid back" sounding, not really super exciting, but they are good phones for sure. I haven't found a pair of phones or IEMs yet that check every box.

Stick with your 4xx....this is the most ive commented on a video, i have a few posts but i dont like phoenix that much. They do things I haven't heard before but its not enough spectacular and its only on certain tracks. If they were like 150 id say go for it.

Nope they are pretty legit, best I've heard in this price range.

Living the basement dwelling trope to the max .. Zeos will survive the nuclear apocalypse, All the COVIDs now and future .. He will be found by future archeologists who will marvel at his gigantic ear warmer collection !

58xs or these or both? I recently have just bought 58xs and there in the mail at the moment

Got them before they sold out and lucked out in the head lottery too as these fit perfectly with no adjustment or bending. And... oh, no! My headphones have started forming a wall now...