Haidar
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Final Audio D7000
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Barone Birra
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<New products>
final “ZE8000 MK2”: Flagship Successor model of completely wireless earphone ZE8000 . Achieving advanced 8K sound. final "D7000": Brother machine of
the flagship headphone D8000 . Realizing immersive sound with a new approach. final "UX3000 WHITE": New color of
the popular wireless headphones UX3000 .
final "UX2000": A new model of the UX series. Wireless headphones with hybrid noise canceling + gaming mode.
final "VR500": The latest model of the wired earphone VR series . A new type of gaming earphone that allows you to track the "coordinates" of the sound. REB "GRID01": A new standard earphone with high sound quality and long-lasting enjoyment, jointly developed by
final's standard wired earphone E3000 development team and REB .
REB "GEAR01": High-quality, multi-functional wireless earphones jointly developed by final acoustic engineers and REB, aiming for a new sound.
DITA "Project M": Singaporean audio manufacturer DITA releases new wired earphones.
<New service>
Personal dummy head: Follow-up of the new service announced at the Spring Headphone Festival
◎ Presentation overview
/ Date and time: October 28, 2023 (Saturday) 13:15-14:00
/ Reception starts: 13:00 ~
・Venue: “Autumn Headphone Festival 2023” venue, Tokyo Station Conference 5F/501B conference room
・How to participate: No reservation is required. Please come directly to the venue.
*Due to limited space at the venue, participation will be limited to the first 50 people. If the venue is full, you may be refused admission. Thank you for your understanding.
final “ZE8000 MK2”: Flagship Successor model of completely wireless earphone ZE8000 . Achieving advanced 8K sound. final "D7000": Brother machine of
the flagship headphone D8000 . Realizing immersive sound with a new approach. final "UX3000 WHITE": New color of
the popular wireless headphones UX3000 .
final "UX2000": A new model of the UX series. Wireless headphones with hybrid noise canceling + gaming mode.
final "VR500": The latest model of the wired earphone VR series . A new type of gaming earphone that allows you to track the "coordinates" of the sound. REB "GRID01": A new standard earphone with high sound quality and long-lasting enjoyment, jointly developed by
final's standard wired earphone E3000 development team and REB .
REB "GEAR01": High-quality, multi-functional wireless earphones jointly developed by final acoustic engineers and REB, aiming for a new sound.
DITA "Project M": Singaporean audio manufacturer DITA releases new wired earphones.
<New service>
Personal dummy head: Follow-up of the new service announced at the Spring Headphone Festival
◎ Presentation overview
/ Date and time: October 28, 2023 (Saturday) 13:15-14:00
/ Reception starts: 13:00 ~
・Venue: “Autumn Headphone Festival 2023” venue, Tokyo Station Conference 5F/501B conference room
・How to participate: No reservation is required. Please come directly to the venue.
*Due to limited space at the venue, participation will be limited to the first 50 people. If the venue is full, you may be refused admission. Thank you for your understanding.
Anyone have a scoop on the D7000s? Saw some info here
Preorders available. Does no one on the street have any info about these ...?
Approximately 3000 USD. So Final is positioning it just below the D8000. Interesting. Auditioning list for this year's CanJam is growing. 
So they improved again their air damping technology. I had some trouble with the D8000 series hitting the magnet on some units, but if they added more space, that's more room for bass, that could be insane for the price, looking forward to try them !
Per the reviewer: D7000 bass > D8000 - more energy in the bass region, great for pop music, great for male vocals, D8000 treble > D7000. But he never made clear if that was D8000 or D8000 Pro. Comparisons were also made to the DCA E3. Hopefully, I get to try the D7000 this weekend.
PurpleBanana
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The D7000 is officially up for preorder in Japan and will release on 2/29.
https://final-inc.com/products/d7000-jp
Super interested in reading reviews on how it sounds. When I tried the D8000 pro it didn’t really impress me, so interested to see how it differs.
https://final-inc.com/products/d7000-jp
Super interested in reading reviews on how it sounds. When I tried the D8000 pro it didn’t really impress me, so interested to see how it differs.
Rayzilla
1000+ Head-Fier
I had a few minutes to spare before going to dinner so I have it a very brief listen. An important point to now is that I prefer a lot of energy at the top. I still enjoy the HD800 and quite enjoyed the HD800S that I also listened briefly to yesterday. I found the top end to roll off too much for my tastes. But that may mean that it will be preferable to many others on here. I'll give it another go when I have more time.
Agree with Rayzilla re top end roll off. That being said, the D7000 was preferable for me to the D8000 Pro. I recall during my time in Japan when I listened to the D8000 Pro and 009S, the top end was too "hot" (I don't know which word to use) for me - but I watched several reviews and don't think any reviewers called D8000 Pro treble hot, so maybe just me... Also, not an equal comparison as the playlists were fixed.
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Rayzilla
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I haven't listened to the D8000 Pro since it was released but I remember thinking to myself that it would be my next TOTL headphone. It does a lot of things the way I like it, including the top end.
It's not just you though. I've read in a few places, not reviewers though, say that it was too hot at the top end for them. Lucky you to prefer the D7000 over D8000 Pro.
Final says, the D7000 is a 'different take on a flagship sound'. All of this for around 2K.
I wonder, how different the 7 is to the 8 series. Also, perhaps the market is getting a bit more 'sane' with flagship releases around 2K instead of 4K-6K? Let's hope.
I wonder, how different the 7 is to the 8 series. Also, perhaps the market is getting a bit more 'sane' with flagship releases around 2K instead of 4K-6K? Let's hope.
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