Thalia - new handmade headphones from Erzetich Featured
Written by Karl Erik Sylthe
Erzetich launch a new headset. It's not exactly a model that goes thirteen on the dozen.
Blaz Erzetic is a man with a musical background, and has four record releases behind him. But in 2012 he expanded the repertoire and started the company Erzetich Audio in Slovenia. It has specialized in HeadFi, with four headphone amplifiers, and so far two headphones. The amplifiers range from moderate mid-price, to grown-up HighEnd price ranges, and we wrote about the top model Deimos when it was launched five years ago.
Erzetich Thalia
Now Blaz Erzetic is expanding their headphone repertoire with a new relatively affordable model. This model differs from the previous two models at several points. First, it has light weight - with its 270 grams, it competes with several of the wireless models on the market despite being made of wood and metal. Thalia is clearly designed for portable use. But these are nonetheless wired models and come with a detachable silver plated OFC cable with gold plated plugs.
Blaz Erzetic claims that Thalia is the market's first hand-made portable headset, and it is important that they are repairable. They are made in two different types of wood - the model Tilia, which is a dark wood, and Salvage, which is distinctly bright and has the mark of reuse. Undeniably timely in our days. It is a construction on the octagonal ear cups.
Erzetich Audio has distributors in several countries, including Sweden. But they also sell directly to the end user, With free shipping.
The price of Erzetich Thalia is set at 599 euros, but there is a sharp discounted price of 449 euros in pre-booking until 15 December 2019.11.16
Read more about Thalia at Erzetich
Karl Erik Sylthe
Redaktør i Audiophile.no
This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Latest from Karl Erik Sylthe
- Chromecast med Google TV – nå på sparebluss
- Hortenmessa fyller 20 år, og Audiophile.no har pakka sekken
- Focal Utopia 2022 – et tronskifte
- Beosound Balance, nå i Natural Aluminium
- Sonos Sub Mini – større enn forventet, men ikke dyrere
- TEST: Bose QC45 – en ANC-mester som overrasker ved å yppe seg i tetsjiktet på sammenlagtlista.
- TEST: Huawei FreeBuds Pro 2 – en utfordrer til tronen
- Beosound Theatre – modulær hjemmekino for møblerte stuer
- Platesmaking 7-22. Gamle og yngre artister
- REVIEW: Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2 - impressive wireless headphones
- TEST: Bowers & Wilkins PX7 S2 – trådløse hodetelefoner som scorer best der det gjelder.
- TEST: Cayin RU6 – Norges rimeligste R-2R DAC har utvidet kompetanse
- Linn Selekt LP12 – prøvelytt til en helt ny LP12
- TEST: Sennheiser IE 600 - glitrende In Ear Monitorer som gransker musikken
- REVIEW: Ray meets Beam Gen. 2 - Sonos cannibalism?
- TEST: Ray møter Beam Gen. 2 - Sonos-kannibalisme?
- REVIEW: Wiim Mini – the little giant that keeps on growing
- Platesmaking 6-22. Ikke et snev norsk
- TEST: Wiim Mini – den lille giganten som stadig vokser
- PX7 S2 - nye trådløse hodetelefoner fra B&W