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The Best Planar Magnetic Headphones Planar magnetic headphones (also called orthodynamic headphones) utilize a diaphragm with a thin, conductive diaphragm that between multiple magnets to create sound. They provide a crisp sound that is controlled and is able to capture the entire edges of vocals and instruments for incredible musical precision. They also typically require a headphone amplifier in order to properly control the drivers. This is a small price to pay for a pair of headphones that will reveal new nuances and nuances that you didn't know existed in your music. 1. Dekoni Blue HE400SE The Blue is the re-definition of T50RP MK3 with a more neutral sound. It's not as neutral as the Philips Fidelio X2HR however it's a good option for those who prefer an authentic, warm headphone, but don't need excessive bass. The vocals are soft and feminine. (Listen to Feel Good by Dominique Fils Aime). It is a good balance of low and high frequencies that can be enjoyable for long listening sessions. The planar magnetic structure promotes precise sound positioning, with the ability to project sound in a wide and transparent area. This lets music breathe and give you the sensation like you are in an orchestra. The treble spectrum is clear and doesn't cause fatigue, giving you a detailed and crisp sound. Its bass is also very impressive for a headphone that is priced at a bargain. It's punchy and tight but doesn't alter when listening to loud tracks. Its fidelity is also top-notch with a good midrange and detail retrieval. 2. Audeze LCD-2 Most people who have heard of Audeze headphones is aware their top-of-the-line open-back design and their powerful sound. They're also extremely heavy and bulky and aren't well-insulated which means they will not be suitable for all listeners. They're a great option for those who want a headphone with a dynamic climax. With a massive custom-designed planar magnet inside the ear cups, these headphones produce an unbeatable sound with no distortion. They are able to even reach low frequencies that conventional dynamic drivers struggle with. This is one of audiophiles' most popular headphones with a planar magnet. The LCD-2 was the first headphone that put Audeze on the map. It has the highest overall sound quality for its price. It has a full-bodied, deep bass, with transparent transparency and almost no distortion over 10Hz. It also has a natural-sounding treble, with the right levels for sibilant tone, and it dips appropriately at around 9khz to accommodate concha interaction. The LCD 2 Classics retain the iconic design and sound quality of the original LCD-2 but are cheaper. These headphones are an ideal combination with tube amplifiers, and they have a higher impedance than most other open-back headphones, so you'll need an amplifier for your headphone. They're not the most air-conditioned, and you could notice your ears becoming warm after wearing them for a long period of time. 3. HIFIMAN Ananda Nano The HIFIMAN Nano brings the egg-shaped design with the open back window shade of its predecessor up to date, accompanied by an array of stunning technological upgrades. The Ananda Nano comes with a brand new NEO supernano diaphragm which is 75% thinner than the original model's, as well as stealth magnets that offer superior clarity. The mid-range is a bit spacious and airy, with plenty of clarity, and a natural tone and will awe listeners. This is also a slightly bright headphone with a little edge to its presentation that helps it stand out and add some personality. It's not harsh at all and doesn't suffer from any excessive bloating or overemphasis. The low-end of the HIFIMAN has a slender texture however it doesn't sacrifice any power or dynamism. The treble is clear and clear, without being too bright or harsh. Unlike some headphones that can sound thin and closed-in, the treble of the Ananda Nano has an impressive extension and can create a sense and clarity even when playing at high volumes. The headphone is easy-to-drive and its drivers' acoustic clarity will help you get the most out of your favorite sources. Don't believe the urban myth that these headphones require too much power or current. I've worn them for two seven-hour work days and extended gaming sessions and they're still comfortable. 4. Audio Technica ATH-M1070 Many music lovers, especially those who have other priorities in life, may not be able to afford planar headphones. If you're willing to spend a little time looking for the right pair, it is possible to find a great set that won't break the bank. planar closed back headphones is the case with the Monolith by Monoprice 1070C closed-back model which uses planar magnetic technology and is priced competitively at $299 USD. Monolith by Monoprice's 1070C headphones may not include all the features you'd expect from a more expensive set, but they are nonetheless of top quality and perform well. They're awe-inspiring and can be adapted to your preferences with a little tweaking of the audio source you use with them. The Monolith by Monoprice headphones have a high impedance and require assistance from your DAC or portable music player to operate the sound properly. The company includes a variety of cords included in the box that include a three-meter Coiled cable as well as two straight cables. The Monolith by Monoprice headphones 1070C come with a 106mm planar drive which creates a detailed, rich soundstage that has a sense of depth. The headphones make you feel as if being at the back of an orchestra when listening to tracks such as Phil Collins' In The Air Tonight. The treble sounds crisp and clear, while the mid-range sounds warm and smooth without becoming too bassy. 5. Audio Technica ATH-M50X The Audio Technica ATH-50X headphones are closed-back headphones that have an ear cup with an enormous size. They are comfortable over your ears. The Audio Technica's ATH-M50X is a closed-back headphone that comes with two ear cups that are large enough to comfortably fit over your ears. The ear cups are covered with a soft faux-leather that feels comfortable on your ears and head and seals tightly enough to reduce the sound of outside. They have a padded headband that fits around your head for comfort, but it can be a bit stiff and can put pressure on the top of your head, which some people felt uncomfortable. They feature a wide soundstage and plenty of isolation, though some of the high-end detail can be lost in the powerful bass response. These headphones feature an exciting sound profile, which is ideal for electronic music or other genres that depend on a pulsing. They provide a boost to the bass that makes kick drums a lot more powerful and powerful, as well as a sharp brightness in the treble that highlights each note in the guitar melody or riff. The ATH-M50X is one of the most popular headphones among musicians and audiophiles, but it's not ideal for every scenario. It doesn't offer the same flat frequency response, or even articulation that higher-end headphones have like the Beyerdynamics DT 990 Pro, and may be a bit warm in the lower frequency for some. 6. Audeze LCD-XC The LCD-XC is an open-back magnetic headphone that is planar and the first ever from Audeze. It is large and heavy, sporting fully wooden ear cups and metal frames around. It is the most heavy headphone on this list, and one of the largest closed back models anywhere. The Audeze LCD-XC has quickly become the ideal tool for musicians, recording engineers and audiophiles around the world due to its powerful neutrality and transparency. Its closed-back design offers all the advantages of planar headphones such as increased isolation and greatly reduced ambient noise to provide an intimate and immersive listening experience. Your favorite music will erupt from the quiet background and take on a life of its own. They are equipped with an unique, innovative planar magnetic technology that makes use of space-age materials and an ultra-thin diaphragms 4X larger than normal headphones to provide fast response times, dramatically reduced distortion, and a higher resolution. Their unique driver design puts an extremely thin, large driver between the arrays of magnets to create a great air flow. This produces their signature strong bass and natural, extended highs. The LCD-XC is a pure high-quality headphone made for professional mixing, tracking mastering, high-resolution listening for personal use when connected to the portable source device or an amplifier of the highest quality. The treble has a very clear and precise sound, with no artificial coloration or coloring. Vocals sound fantastic, with a rich deep midrange, a full and deep bass, and a natural, crisp and clear treble.