Erzetich Pan Headphones

ERZETICH PAN CLOSED-BACK HEADPHONES INTRODUCED WITH DUAL-DRIVER DESIGN

Erzetich Pan Headphones hifi news

Slovenian manufacturer Erzetich Audio has introduced the Erzetich Pan, its first fully closed-back headphones.

Designed to provide isolation while addressing the acoustic challenges associated with closed-back designs, the Erzetich Pan Headphones uses an unusual dual dynamic-driver configuration.

ERZETICH PAN DUAL-DRIVER ARCHITECTURE

Each ear cup houses two 40mm titanium-coated dynamic drivers, providing a larger total driver surface area. Erzetich describes the resulting sound as relaxed and balanced, with detailed reproduction and well-defined high frequencies.

Within the company’s headphone range, Pan is positioned sonically between the Mania V2021 and Phobos 4 models.

ERZETICH PAN DESIGN AND COMPATIBILITY

With an impedance of 64 ohms, Pan is designed to work with both dedicated headphone amplifiers and portable digital audio players.

The name comes from the Greek god Pan, associated with nature, music and the wilderness. The headphone’s logo incorporates the shape of a pan flute as a reference to the mythological figure.

ERZETICH PAN PRICE AND AVAILABILITY

Erzetich Pan closed-back headphones have a suggested retail price of €1,700.

HiFi PiG says: Erzetich takes a different approach to closed-back headphone design with two dynamic drivers in each ear cup, making Pan an interesting addition to its headphone range.

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