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

Product Information

In terms of treble, it is sparkly, airy, and well-extended. However, it can be slightly bright for some which can cause some slight sibilance.

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The ATH-M50X focuses more on mid-bass, creating some bloat in their low-end performance. The Robin have a more balanced bass, focusing equally on both sub and mid-bass. This creates a drastic difference in terms of soundstage. The soundstage of the Robin is more three-dimensional as compared to the ATH-M50X’s linear soundstage. Mids: Hiroyuki Sawano – OldToday (01:25-01:52), instrument and vocal tonality and timbre are leagues ahead on the 1AM2. Comfort wise, the pads are plush and fit ones ears well, there is decent isolation but mild sound leakage at high but not recommended volumes. I could wear these all day depending on how hot it is outside. Accidents, abuse, misuse, improper installation, problems with electrical power, acts of third parties. The young individual or the individual that doesn’t have a big bank, I write this with you in mind.

Conclusion​

In terms of build quality, the ATH-M50X are made of plastic and the ear cups are shallower. The modern and fashionable-looking Robin are definitely more eye-catching for consumers. The deeper ear cups and better cushioning on the headband are more comfortable as well. Company Overview​Sivga was established in Dongguan city, China in 2016. Being a comprehensive enterprise, Sivga integrated research and design (R&D) with production and customer service. Their main focus is on innovating and producing high-quality headphones to meet the needs of the high-end audiophile community. There is something about that creamy smooth sound, with those extra soft pads, that just causes me to relax when I put them on my head. They are certainly not a set of headphones that I would choose to evaluate music, nor to focus on details and layering and all those things that I usually enjoy from headphones, they are just a set to put on, put my feet up and zone out.

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Sivga has made a name for producing affordable wooden-cupped headphones constructed at a level far beyond their modest price tags. Sivga’s headphones are also known for having somewhat divisive sound signatures as they are not all tuned to the same curve, and each have their own unique sound. The SIVGA AV021 shows a pretty strong treble emphasis with good level of extension and detail retrieval for a product at his price range, while it is unforgiving if you listen to songs with poor record quality. This tuning makes the general presentation of this area energetic and highly dynamic.Sound quality (it is very bad before bending, and while it is much better after all of the extreme bending, after comparing it to other similar options, it doesn't really hold up against or with them) While pleather pads tend to deteriorate over time, the good news is that the earpads are easily replaceable and simply slip on the cups. The cups are simple but well made. Internals In terms of tonality there's loads. The Sennheiser HD 58X, hands down. The HiFiMAN HE-400SE. Even the humble Creative Aurvana Live!/SE do better, at a third of the price. To be honest, I find just about anything to be better. We’ve not reviewed any products from Sivga Audio before, so this Chinese brand is a relative unknown to us. Treble: Linkin Park – Shadow of the Day (03:24-03:42), a lot sharper on the SV021 while timbre and tonality are a lot better on the 1AM2.