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Final F7200 review

Posted on February 7, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Final Audio makes some bizarre earphones, a lot of which aren’t really made for western ears.

The Final F7200 don’t suddenly hurtle into the mainstream. They are £400 earphones that appear to be made of miniaturised bits of plumber’s pipework. However, they don’t half sound good.

Build and comfort

Expensive earphones are often huge things that seem to want to fill your ears, largely because many of them use a whole array of drivers. The Final F7200 are among the smallest high-end pairs in the world, though.

They use just a single balanced armature driver, designed to cover the whole frequency range rather than just the treble and mids, with which these units tend to excel.
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