Founded in 1974 by the late Kanemori Takai and re-established in 2007, Final Audio (operating as final Inc.) is a premier Japanese audio company headquartered in Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture. Originally established as a subsidiary of American connector manufacturer Molex, the company gained independence in 2014 through a management buyout led by current CEO Mitsuru Hosoo. Under Hosoo's leadership, Final consolidated its high-end audio manufacturer final and the earphone/headphone division final audio design under the unified 'final' brand in 2007. With capital of 100 million yen, the company relocated from Shinagawa, Tokyo to Kawasaki to consolidate R&D, manufacturing, and distribution facilities with an integrated showroom for product trials. Since launching their own final brand earphones in 2009, the company has gained international recognition for their innovative approach to sound quality and design that differs from major electronics manufacturers. Final specializes in premium headphones and in-ear monitors ranging from the accessible E-Series (featuring compact 6.4mm dynamic drivers with prices from $24.99 to $279) to high-end planar magnetic headphones, all crafted with traditional Japanese precision and modern 3D printing technology.
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Final introduced the UX5000 wireless headphones on October 31, priced at ¥32,800, emphasizing advanced sound quality characteristics.
Equipped with a large 40mm dynamic driver, the headphones feature meticulous acoustic adjustments for crystal-clear highs and rich lows.
Integrated Qualcomm QCC3095 SoC supports LDAC codec for high-quality wireless audio and hybrid noise cancellation for enhanced listening experiences.

The Brise Audio "BSEP for A10000" cable is tailored for Final's flagship "A10000" earphones, enhancing their delicate audio reproduction.
Four plug types are available: L-shaped and straight versions for 4.4mm 5-pole and 3.5mm 3-pole configurations.
Featuring high-purity copper conductors and Quad Spiral design, the cable minimizes transmission loss and maximizes sound detail and depth.

The Audio Video Show 2025 will be held at PGE Narodowy, Hotel Radisson Blu Sobieski, and Hotel Golden Tulip in Warsaw, Poland, showcasing cutting-edge audio-visual technology.
Featured exhibits include Philips OLED+950 with OLED META 3.0 panel, Gryphon Audio Designs' 3 million PLN audio system, and Falcon Acoustics' Oneiros speakers.
Sony presents the BRAVIA Projector 7 with laser light source offering 2200 lumens brightness, and Kharma Enigma Veyron 2D speakers with diamond tweeters.

Final introduces the 'VR1000 for ASMR Patra White/Patra Black', a wired earphone developed in collaboration with VTuber Suou Patra.
The earphones are available in two colors, 'Patra White' and 'Patra Black', with a price of 5,980 yen.
Designed for ASMR enthusiasts, the earphones focus on minimizing high-frequency noise for realistic sound reproduction.

Introduced as the first in Final's DX series, the DX6000 features an ultra-open design for a spacious and immersive soundstage.
Magnesium alloy dynamic drivers minimize vibrations and resonance, ensuring clean, accurate sound reproduction.
Lightweight build uses aluminum alloy and Japanese paper textile materials for durability, comfort, and breathability.

The Final ZE500 wireless in-ear headphones are designed for ASMR, audiobooks, and podcasts, emphasizing lifelike vocal reproduction and immersive soundscapes.
They feature an ASMR mode that disables touch controls and voice prompts, accessible via a companion app for enhanced listening experiences.
Ergonomically crafted, the earbuds include soft silicone tips and an ASMR port for comfort during extended wear and passive sound isolation.
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