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Erzetich Titan

61/ 100
Average
HearWiki score

Pricey for what it is

$1,200
typical price, USD
Discontinuedupdated
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At a glance

Brand
Erzetich
Type
Over-Ear
Fit
-
Connection
Wired
Noise cancelling
No
Released
2022

Score breakdownaverage overall

Sound7.0
Value6.0

The Charybdis are open-back planar-magnetic headphones with CNC-milled aluminum cups and a carbon fiber headband, designed for experienced audiophiles seeking uncompromising sound purity and long-listening comfort.

The HearWiki takeAI-condensed

The Erzetich Titan is a premium open-back dynamic headphone with substantial 50mm drivers, designed for audiophiles seeking a warm, engaging sound. Its wired connection and lack of ANC keep the focus purely on audio performance, while the detachable cable and leatherette pads add practical comfort for long listening sessions. Weighing 450 grams, it feels solid and robust, though its higher impedance of 80 ohms may benefit from a dedicated amplifier.

What works

  • Warm, engaging sound signature
  • High-quality 50mm dynamic drivers
  • Detachable cable for easy replacement
  • Comfortable leatherette ear pads
  • Solid, premium build quality

What doesn't

  • No active noise cancellation
  • Relatively heavy at 450 grams
  • Higher impedance may require a powerful amp

Paraphrased from published reviews & specs - not an original hands-on test. Our AI disclosure.

Specifications

Audio - Erzetich Titan
Driver50 mm dynamic
Driver typedynamic
Driver size50 mm
Sound signaturewarm
Impedance80 Ω

What the reviews said

2 source(s) feeding this product's score.

soundnews.net

The review describes the Phobos as an open-back planar headphone with very large drivers and notes that Erzetich provides few official specs beyond impedance. It presents the headphone as a serious high-end model, but the source excerpt available here does not include a clear overall score or a full final verdict.

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stereonet.com

The review excerpt identifies the Mania as a 460 g semi-open headphone with 50 mm titanium-coated dynamic drivers and mini-XLR connectivity. From the visible text, it appears to be positioned as a premium, substantial headphone, but the excerpt does not include the review’s final overall judgment.

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