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A Japanese Hi-Fi Specialist Just Gave Audiophiles a New Reason to Get Excited

Japanese specialist Final has launched the DX10000CL, a luxury flagship closed-back headphone featuring a self-supporting diamond dome.

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The brief

Final has released the DX10000CL, a flagship closed-back headphone. The device utilizes a production process where diamond is grown as a crystalline layer before the substrate is removed to create a self-supporting diamond dome.

Coverage from What Hi-Fi?, Forbes, Major HiFi, MusicRadar, and Gear Patrol emphasizes the product's luxury positioning and its goal to deliver the impact and energy of closed-back listening while overcoming the format's usual limitations. Reports on pricing vary, with Forbes citing $8,000 and MusicRadar mentioning $8,500.

Future developments depend on the performance of these high-ambition headphones in practical use, as reviews of the flagship model begin to surface.

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Quick answers

What is the key technical feature of the DX10000CL?

The headphones feature a self-supporting diamond dome created by growing a crystalline layer and removing the substrate.

How much do the headphones cost?

Pricing is reported as $8,000 according to Forbes and $8,500 according to MusicRadar.

What is the intended listening experience?

The headphones aim to provide the impact and energy of closed-back listening while addressing issues that typically limit the format.

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