Introduction The descriptions of the sound and comfort of Meze’s high-end offerings have intrigued me ever since I first read about them. I’m more of a closed headphone guy though so the Empyrean and Elite didn’t get much serious consideration. When Meze announced the Liric though, my interest was piqued and I jumped at the chance to try them via the review tour. Disclaimer As a tour reviewer I was not compensated in any way for my review. I had the headphones for a two week period before sending them off to the next reviewer. About Me I grew up...

Introduction   First off I would like to thank the Meze team for selecting me to take part in the Canadian leg of the 99 classic tour and I’d also like to apologize for it taking so long to get this written. This is my sons second year in hockey and between his practices, games and tournaments along with my daughters dance classes and my own work I’m starting to realize that from Christmas to March is the busiest time of year for me. This also limited my time with 99 Classics, I would have liked to have had more time to get to know them a little...

Equipment Used   Source: MacBook Air running Tidal, Audirvana +, Amarra 3 and Amarra for Tidal MacBook Pro running Tidal Samsung Note 4 running USB Audio Player Pro   DAC’s: Schiit Bifrost Multibit   Headphone Amp: Schiit Asgard 2   Headphones: AudioQuest NightHawk Sony MDR-Z7 Sennheiser HD650 Sennheiser HD598 KEF M500 V-Moda XS RHA MA-750i   Disclaimer   I was picked as part of Chord’s Canadian review tour. Outside of being provided a review unit for a week and shipping costs, I was in no way compensated for writing this...