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Mark Levinson Nº 5909
Focal Bathys MG
The Focal Bathys MG are a better pick for audiophile wireless cans than the Mark Levinson Nº 5909, though the latter do offer more wired and codec flexibility. The Mark Levinson support LDAC, work passively via analog, and include a wider selection of cables and adapters. On the other hand, the Focal last considerably longer between charges, feel sturdier, and provide more sound customization options via their EQ. Their warm tuning also softens bright details, which many listeners will prefer. The Mark Levinson sound is noticeably brighter and can make sibilants harsh, but some listeners prefer that more detailed sound.
Mark Levinson Nº 5909
Focal Bathys MG
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