BASS-ically A Hidden Gem! : SIVGA SV021

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[@dasninjastix]

Sivga and Sendy are basically the same manufacturer with different branding. Sendys are their more "premium" offerings while Sivga tries to be more economical/practical. They like to include a bubble butt case for all you donk enthusiasts.

[@danadirectmarketing]

I've had them for some time now, and you're 100% right... super comfortable, agreeable bass, good soundstage, and easy to drive.

[@paulgal]

Can you drive these with an Apple dongle ??

[@hunterbawlz]

I absolutely love and adore my sv021. As mentioned in this video, if you do not have a DAC and need an easy-to-power headphone, these hit the sweet spot. Compared to my SHP9500, the treble and vocals are comparable, but with much more richness in the overall sound. I find myself hardly listening to my SHP9500 anymore (which are a steal at $65 or whatever they go for now). These are the shit...

[@sukinelson2153]

Those look so comfortable! I kind of wish they folded or swiveled more. But as a studio pair I understand why they didn’t.

[@JT-wn7wb]

Nice looking set, solid review as always .Thank you!!

[@mikeevans7381]

I really like the size and look of these. 👍 I wonder what would happen if you played around with a third party EQ? Could you tighten up the bass? Thanks Gamesky enjoyable review. 💯🇺🇸

[@sockhopsinger]

One of my all-time favorite pairs. IF you like it half as much as I do, you owe it to yourself to try it with the Qudelix 5K DAC/Amp. With that portable little device, you can make these sound even more magical.

[@funkybeat27]

I just bought an Audioquest Dragonfly Cobalt to go with the Sivgas. Haven’t heard either of them yet but I’m expecting a pretty good sound.

[@sockhopsinger]

@@funkybeat27 hope it works well for you. :)

[@funkybeat27]

@@sockhopsinger Thanks! I haven’t heard a bad word about either of them, which is rare when it comes to online reviews. This will be me downgrading from a pair of Grado GS 1000s, couldn’t justify keeping them though when latterly they were being plugged directly in to a laptop or iPhone!

[@dontatmebro-]

@@funkybeat27so how did they do? Were they good?

[@funkybeat27]

@@dontatmebro-yes, very good. I use them almost every day with many different styles of music. Still using TH-cam as my main source too, don’t feel the need to try Tidal etc. Would recommend to anyone, great value for money!

[@alejandroelcid]

Value, you say... may I present to you the Meze 99 Noir? I know a review has already been done for the 99 Classics a few years ago, and these are virtually the same except they are darker in color. For value I believe the 99 Noir are better as when Drop has a sale, which is often, they are $180; a good price considering the original 99 Classics are priced at $310. The wonderful thing about headphones is that they have a longer lifespan compared to TWS that run on lithium ion batteries, so even headphones that are several years old are still a good value.

[@allboutthemojo]

These and meze 99 are frequently on sale at T Of Modern. I'd probably go with meze for $40 more

[@apparaoapparao]

Very solid review. Electronica music 9.5
I’ve had these now for two years and listen to them more frequently than other more expensive headphones because they are fun.
Pros
-very well constructed and look great
-comfortable, especially if you have a large head. Low squeezing force, soft ear pads
-fun to listen to, especially distorted feedback. Really shines with electronica type music
Cons
-too bass forward for my liking benefits from EQing down the bass
-muted lower mid range/male vocals
-some would say the lively, fun sound is not an honest reproduction of the recorded music
Enjoyment of audio is very subjective.
In the $150 price range; I’d also look at the Shure SRH 840, AT M50x, and AKG371.
Overall opinion-ideal headphone if you prefer electronica type music and don’t require headband/ear pad pressure to stabilize the headphones

[@apparaoapparao]

If you are looking for a dual 2.5mm to 2.5mm balanced cable to let’s say the earstudio es100 for the Sivga sv021 the following is an easy solution:
NewFantasia 2.5mm Balanced Cable 6N OCC Copper Silver Plated Cable for Monolith M1060, M1060C, M565, M565, for AudioQuest Nighthawk Headphone Walnut Wood Shell (2X 2.5mm Version)

[@michitk3089]

is there any thicker foam for the cups i find them very comfortable but after some time my ears get to close to the earcups presing on my ears

[@not-a-raccoon]

Do we have the same FBI agent? Because I've been looking for a pair of wired headphones with decent bass. 🧐

[@maxchronicler]

Interesting.

[@angelocrisostomo7477]

They look great 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@xander166]

Hey gamesky, i have question regarding another tech TH-camr mrkwd-tech guy. Do you have any idea what happened. I'm asking because i know he falls in the group of you and el jeffe if I'm not mistaken

[@ZMRoshan95]

Super review 👍👍👍

[@AnxiousCHKNLeg]

Hell yea

[@roddel3037]

Cool gadget

[@FerdinandThaBull]

noice

[@angelocrisostomo7477]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🤣