Final Introduces DX6000 Headphones: A Leap in Auditory Engineering

The build quality of the DX6000 is noteworthy, featuring an aluminum alloy frame complemented by earcups made from a specialized Japanese paper textile. This surface material, combined with high-porosity foam filling, not only contributes to the headphones' lightweight feel of 363 grams but also ensures breathability and long-term comfort during extended listening sessions. The absence of a frequency crossover further emulates the linearity of high-fidelity speakers, allowing for deep, uncolored bass without the need for a closed enclosure.

Final's commitment to technical excellence is evident in the DX6000’s design, which includes a proprietary silicone foam and injection-molded structure that reduces unnecessary weight while maintaining durability. The use of a free-wired aluminum coil enhances signal conductivity, eliminating traditional soldered connections for a purer transmission of audio signals. Accompanied by a 3-meter symmetric OFC-XLR cable, the DX6000 guarantees a low-noise signal path, ideal for reference-grade listening setups.

Priced at approximately $2000, the Final DX6000 represents a new entry point in the high-end headphone market. Available from the end of April 2025, this model not only bridges the gap between Final’s Sonorous and D8000 series but also sets a new benchmark for audiophiles seeking meticulous craftsmanship and superior sound quality.