Ovidius TX-901(Combat Armor)
100mm Planar Diaphragm Driver Headphone
- All-Metal Design, Stylish And Imposing
- Detachable High Quality Cable
- Support Balanced Plug
- Built for comfort
- Note: Image on the box may differ from the actual product due to new changes
Ovidius TX-901(Combat Armor)
Product Story Background
As the first product of Chinese cultural elements, in the product design, Using the armor of a chariot/warhorse as a design concept, with an acoustic honeycomb structure, combined with a modern geometric metal design style, the entire shell feels textured;
The Armor symbolizes the chariot/horse armor of the Qin Dynasty, reflecting speed, strength and skill.
100mm Planar Diaphragm Driver
Equipped with a 100mm planar diaphragm driver, the Armor offers an extreme frequency response of 15hz to 40Khz, which ensures you will never miss any details of any song
All-Metal Design, Stylish And Imposing
Using the armor of a chariot/warhorse as a design concept, with an acoustic honeycomb structure, combined with a modern geometric metal design style, the entire shell feels textured.
The Perfect Fit and Optimum Comfort
Designed with the highest-quality materials for the metal headband, you’re ensured with a secure fit and cloud-like comfort. The lightweight and softbuild design means your long listening sessions will be pleasurable - without the pressure.
Detachable OCC, Silver-Palladium Mixed Braid Cable
The included cable is OCC, Mixed Braid that can reduce signal distortion and improve sound transmission quality, greatly improve the stability and purity of sound transmission. Detachable feature also ensures future upgradeability. You can change it anytime when you want to upgrade your configuration.
Support Balanced Plug
In addition to the 3.5mm single-ended plug, Armor also supports 2.5mm and 4.4mm balanced plugs for a variety of mainstream desktop audio amplifier configurations.
Technical Details
- 1 x Ovidius TX-901(Combat Armor)
- User Manual
Customer Reviews
I picked these up used elsewhere on the recommendation of "Zeos Reviews" but saw on Linsoul they haven't had many reviews so I thought I'd pop in. Link to Zeos' review below.
Directional audio and soundstage are amazing. There is a sense of verticality with them albeit not very much but some is better than nothing. They image very well but I would not say they image $500 well. If the price point for them was $250-300 I would full heartedly recommend them for gaming, but not for much else.
There is another review on these phones that they sound "off" and there's a strange "tone". To me they sound similar to other cheaper gaming headphones in that regard, where they sound "airy" (if that's a word to describe headphones). In that sense they sound like gaming headphones but with much better detail. You get used to that sound as you're playing or listening to them.
Build quality and comfort is great! Get felt tape because these rattle, badly. Can find felt tape for $5-15 and it's worth it and helps when wearing the headphones. However, still not enough to spend $500. If you can find them discounted or on sale, much more worth it in my opinion.
After watching a review that said these would be good gaming headphones, I excitedly ordered some. The reviewer said Gun shots were impactful. After about 30 hours of break-in I can confirm that these (mine) have a large bump (+6db) in the 600-1k range, leaning towards 1k. I do not like it. Yes, gun shots are accentuated but everything sounds off. I have eq'd them a lot and while tolerable, it is still a strange tone. I also would not call these bassy, but you can make it happen with EQ. There are other headphones in this price range that are better at everything.
Build quality and comfort is good
