Sivga Anser Review: $200 Bass That $2k Cans Can't Touch

A $200 open-back dynamic with real wood cups and a tuning that delivers springy, bouncy mid-bass you won't find on $2,000 headphones - musical, fun, and built to last.

Verdict: Recommended - 8.0/10. Price: $199.

What's good

Solid wood earcups with aluminum grilles and yokes

No plastic - just wood, metal, and leather

342g - light enough for hours of listening

Earcups rotate 180 degrees for fit adjustment

Unique springy/bouncy mid-bass texture - addictive

Natural, warm midrange with great vocal body

Easy to drive (38Ω, 105dB sensitivity)

Eco-friendly hemp bag and minimal packaging

Worth knowing

Soundstage is on the intimate side - not super wide

Treble could be a bit more refined

Sub-bass is present but not the main focus

Hemp bag offers limited protection

Upper mids may stand out on some tracks

Soundstage feels centered vs. holographic options

Read the full Sivga Anser review on The Audio Stuff