SIVGA SV021 Robin Rosewood Classic Wooden Closed Back Wired Hi-Fi Over-Ear Headphone

Wonderful full and rich sound. I've heard things in my music I've heard before. The sound fills your head, I believe they call it soundstage and the bass has that thump but in a good way. They look fabulous too! Very happy. *****

I really like this headphone, it's comfortable and looks great.. Sound quality is excellent and I do not regret the purchase.It has really good bass, and is fun to listen too. I also have AKG 701, Beyerdynamic DT1990 Pro, Sennheiser HD 800s.So this fills a gap in my collection for when I just want to relax and have fun with my music.

So I'am no stranger to good quality headphones. And have collected a small but respected collection including k702, AO hi-x15, ATH msr7b, he400se and hd599s.Right off the bat for a "chi-fi" brand these are incredibly presented no different to Austrian audio or audio technica. Nice foam padding with an insert for the removable cable.The build quality is quite frankly outstanding. I'd describe it as sleek but well built and sturdy. No creeks apart from the obvious headband stretch. A beautiful slider mechanism for the band. Incredible earcups which give enough air to not feel warm. My only gripe would be they don't swivel 90° for storage and travel but if that's the price for a solid yoke I'm willing to pay it.Now soundwise. The depth and space is on par with a closeted set of open backs. Like the hd599s. Not quite as good as the msr7bs but much better than your run of the mill m30x, hd280 or mdr5. The profile is extremely nice to my ears a swooping shallow Vee with a nice spike in the upper mids without stepping on treble and a nice boom in the sub without stepping on the mids. Given my usage the vee is actually very natural with some good seperation even at busy passages. Vocals feels present especially female upper mid vocals which will creep into that upper mid spike. Making the power of the vocalist present without over shining the notes to ear piercing levels. I think one of the negatives which comes at this price is the accuracy of the imaging you still get good rough estimates with instruments placed in scene but not enough precision as I'd like which sets it apart from the more expensive offerings. For instance behind instruments won't have enough space meanwhile my msr7b will make them feel just as distant as the rest of the band.In general these are not nor are marketed as audiophile headphones. They make a statement with their craftsmanship, they have a fun energetic sound which remains natural and well tasted. And they are insanely comfortable.One of my gripes with the headphones is replacement pads or pad rolling seems to be harder to find than most. To my understanding sivga sells pads direct on Ali express.But on the plus side double entry cable so you will be able to find 4.4mm or 2.5mm balanced offerings.

This is a review from a very novice audiophile. I’d been using an old iPod linked to a Fiio Mont Blanc amp and Audio Technica ATH M50 (not the ‘X’s) headphones. After many, many years of great use the Fiio started playing up. Realising the iPod was too old to continue with I decided to use my IPhone as source and after much research decided to stick with wired as opposed to Bluetooth and purchased a Fiio Q11 amp. After connecting it all up I discovered the headphones couldn’t cope with the sound produced and distorted at high end so I had to look for replacement headphones as well. After further research I purchased the Sivga SV021’s from Amazon. Whilst they are still ‘running in’ they are extremely impressive and with my limited knowledge I can only describe the sound as having significant depth, bass and volume. As an aside I had never heard of the term ‘balanced output’ before but the amp and headphones both supported this. After doing yet further research I decided I’d try it and I purchased a balanced cable thro Amazon and the sound has gone up another level again.A very happy music listener!

OK, these headphones met most of my expectations although comfort wise for me are quite tight on the ears. I love the sound more should I say it, than my Sundara's,sennheiser 599, and Phillips fidelio HR2. Its more detailed and I don't feel I need to change them due to the Genre I'm listening to. Rock,Metal,pop,punk,instrumental,electronic,folk are all just right. These are the first pair of wooden headphones I have purchased and I love them. They don't fully block out outside noise but I would say 95% !! I also got another sivga headphone cable which as a volume stop ,start, forward,back switch which works on phones and through my BTR 5 amp/dac only. I only use the btr5 for my players because I'm happy with the sound straight out of the box to my S10plus. These headphones could possibly all you will ever need! 👍 Thank You Sivga * After a few months with these headphones I want to give them 10 stars 🌟 #justsaying I love them to bits.

Nothing really to criticise but nothing to really praise much either. Comfortable enough. I use with my PC for gaming but would not bother for critical music listening.

Very comfortably. Sound great. They error on the bass just a little sounding but not like extra bass headphone (if you want that this is not it) . Very good sound stage.Very good cups ,good headband and you get a really good quarterly extension lead. Recommended. Replaced my old Bose Soundtrue wired headphone.They sound better than than the Bose.

I have a small head, but these are too small. They do stick out a lot over your ears. Not powerful enough to listen to music from iPhone, sound is too quiet. I returned and got another brand.