A admin Audioholics Robot Staff member Apr 16, 2004 172 0 0 Sep 3, 2013 #1 Phiaton isn't a name that's been around for terribly long, but it's Korean parent company Cresyn, founded in 1959, has been making headphones or headphone components for quite some time. These are the Phiaton Bridge MS 500 headphones, which Phiaton describes as over-ear, but we'd humbly tell you are actually on-ear, unless your ears are the size of walnuts or you really manipulate them to get them inside of the leather pads. Discuss "Phiaton Bridge MS 500 Headphones Review" here. Read the article.
Phiaton isn't a name that's been around for terribly long, but it's Korean parent company Cresyn, founded in 1959, has been making headphones or headphone components for quite some time. These are the Phiaton Bridge MS 500 headphones, which Phiaton describes as over-ear, but we'd humbly tell you are actually on-ear, unless your ears are the size of walnuts or you really manipulate them to get them inside of the leather pads. Discuss "Phiaton Bridge MS 500 Headphones Review" here. Read the article.
B Boerd Full Audioholic May 29, 2009 496 0 28 Bay Area Sep 3, 2013 #2 I saw a few measurements at headphone.com - pretty good for the price (under 300$). They look good too. And yes - they are ear-pad headphones - at least they are listed under this category at headphone dot com.
I saw a few measurements at headphone.com - pretty good for the price (under 300$). They look good too. And yes - they are ear-pad headphones - at least they are listed under this category at headphone dot com.
A abboudc Audioholic Chief Sep 5, 2005 918 0 28 Philadelphia Sep 7, 2013 #3 What was used to test them? iPhone, headphone amp, etc? Are they easy/hard to drive?
