Periodic Audio Ti

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Pros:

Build Quality (, Polycarbonate, / Stainless Steel Enclosures), Audio Reproduction (Crisp & Detailed Mids / Highs, – Balanced Bass, ), 100% Pure Titanium, Foil Diaphragms, Aluminum Carrying / Storage Case, 9 Sets of Ear Tips (Silicone and Memory Foam On...
Clear sound, great bass, Five-year warranty, Now made in the U.S.

Cons:

Normal Price (For Some).
Tangle-prone cable, No phone controls

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Last revision on January 29, 2020

Reviewers Liked

Build Quality (, Polycarbonate, / Stainless Steel Enclosures), Audio Reproduction (Crisp & Detailed Mids / Highs, – Balanced Bass, ), 100% Pure Titanium, Foil Diaphragms, Aluminum Carrying / Storage Case, 9 Sets of Ear Tips (Silicone and Memory Foam On
Clear sound, great bass, Five-year warranty, Now made in the U.S

Reviewers Didn't Like

Normal Price (For Some)
Tangle-prone cable, No phone controls

Expert reviews and ratings

Periodic Audio's three in-ear headphones—the Mg, Ti, and Be—may only differ in the driver material but sound more different than you might...

By soundandvision.com on October 31, 2017

All PagesPage 1 of 5INTRODUCTIONListening to music while using public transportation (or on the go in general), studying, working out or even when trying to fall asleep is something most people i know are into (myself including - excluding the studying...

By NikkTech on August 27, 2019

Although in general I do not use in-ear headphones (buds) for personal use, I occasionally try them out at audio shows. The prices for some can be staggering at times, even exceeding $2000 per pair! But there are many fine ones that are reasonably...

By Audiophilia on May 24, 2017

Periodic Audio is the brainchild of Dan Wiggins. Mr. Wiggins is a well-traveled industry veteran whose research and development permeate the pro audio, hearing aide, headphone, and music streaming fields. The trend at this year's So Cal Can Jam seemed...

By Positive Feedback on April 18, 2017

Periodic Audio have done away with convention and named their in ear monitors after elements of the periodic table. Matthew Sampson takes a listen to their three offerings costing $100, $200 and $300.Usually, when a Hifi company comes out with a new...

By hifipig.com on April 11, 2017