HiBy Zeta

Wasn't sure nine drivers per side would feel cohesive, but the separation between instruments is genuinely impressive. The five independent acoustic chambers keep the bass from bleeding into the mids, which I noticed right away on tracks with busy low end.

The 5-way crossover is no joke, each driver hands off so cleanly that I keep hearing new layering in tracks I've played a hundred times. The shells are chunky but the fit seals well, and the bass digs deep without smothering the mids.

I've owned a few tribrids before but the 5-way crossover here actually keeps the bass, mids and treble from smearing into each other, even on busy tracks. Nine drivers per side sounds like overkill until you hear how cleanly the acoustic chambers separate everything. Two weeks in and I'm still catch