Aiaiai Capital

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 4 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

1
Average:

3
Bad:

0

Pros:

Warm tone, Clear stereo sound, Wellresolved detail, Rugged durability
Well made and durable, Minimalist design, Forgiving of lower resolution MP3 files

Cons:

Uncomfortable fit, iOS control hard to use
Comfort issues, especially with glasses

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Last revision on April 9, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Warm tone, Clear stereo sound, Wellresolved detail, Rugged durability
Well made and durable, Minimalist design, Forgiving of lower resolution MP3 files

Reviewers Didn't Like

Uncomfortable fit, iOS control hard to use
Comfort issues, especially with glasses

Expert reviews and ratings

There's plenty to like about the Capital. They deliver incredible sound for the money, and give you the feeling that your money is well spent. We also love the durability built into the design – they'll take a bit of a beating without showing it,...

By Digital Trends on November 21, 2012

AiAiAi has been producing high-quality, high-concept headphones relatively under the radar for a while now. Despite its excellent 2manydjs-approved, club-focused TMA-1s getting a high score from T3, the Copenhagen-based soundsmiths have yet to scale the...

By T3 Magazine on September 01, 2012

Aiaiai's highly anticipated Capital headphones are finally out, and what a gratifying end product it is. When we last reviewed the cultured Danish company's TMA-1 Studio headphones we liked them so much that we went ahead and bestowed them our coveted...

By GadgetMac on July 17, 2012

A while back, I reviewed Aiaiai’s TMA-1 headphones, which I quite liked because they sounded really good, were very comfortable and were built to take abuse. After all, they were designed to be DJ headphones. But at $250, they were not cheap. Then...

By The Gadgeteer on November 12, 2012

As always we start with the packaging and work our way into all the goody goodness that awaits inside. The Capital come inside the same robust box packaging as all of Aiaiai's headphone with the exception of a less exciting to look at foam tray that...