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As with most higher-end planar magnetics, two things immediately hit you. First, the low end extends effortlessly into the infrasonic range. There’s no roll-off like we’ve come to expect with dynamic drivers, which usually dive after 60Hz. Then there’s the fact that the low-end, no matter how abyssal, is effortless and extremely clean. I still think that the absence of low-end distortion is a part of the stereotypical “planar bass”.

The low-end on the Skyland just begs for tracks where a lot is going on down low. In other words – electronica. Lorn, Moderat, Monolake – they all take extra care to deliver a layered architecture down under. While Moderat relies more on impact and stays danceable, the other two are unveiled by the low-end prowess of the Moondropo Skyland. This headphone is made to dive, not too boogie.

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