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- During this period, Meze Audio will repair or replace the product or parts at no charge. After the warranty period expires, you are responsible for the repair or replacement of the product.
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Meze Audio guarantees their products against defects in materials or workmanship, as follows: Elite | Empyrean II | Liric | 109 Pro | Advar – 2 years, applicable worldwide. 99 Series | Alba – two (2) years for customers from EU countries; one (1) year for customers outside the EU.
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Meze Audio guarantees their products against defects in materials or workmanship for a period of one (1) year (headphones and earphones), with 2 (two) years for Elite, Empyrean, Liric and RAI Penta and six (6) months for all accessories from the date of purchase from a Meze Audio authorized dealer.
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I have seen people saying that you can contact Meze or the distributor for replacement parts, but this appears to be limited to the warranty period only, and I have found no conflicting evidence to disprove that.
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Some over-ear headphones look stupidbut the Meze 99 Classics are drop-dead gorgeous. The wooden ear cups coupled with the bright metal accents of the frame offer a classic combination that is sure to impress. The above photo is of the Walnut Gold variety but Meze also offers these headphones in a Walnut Silver as well (you guessed it, the only diff...
The Meze 99 Classics are some seriously good-sounding headphones. With that being said, they’re absolutely not neutral in their frequency response. They’re for music lovers who want a smooth, warm, fun-sounding pair of closed-back headphones. They’re not for people who want accurate sound reproduction in a studio or production setting. Another grea...
The build quality on the 99 Classics is very solid. Meze Audio advertises these headphones as being built with no glue at all, just nuts and bolts with a hand finish and polish on the walnut. When you get these in your hands they feel both light and well constructed. All of the materials feel and look premium. In regards to warranty and parts repla...
The Meze 99 Classics, released in 2015 and have been incredibly popular, in part due to their accessible price point (which has been consistently around the $300 mark). While this headphone is under $500 and isn’t exactly cheap, they sit quite firmly in the middle between entry-level closed-back headphones (like the Audio-Technica ATH-M50X or the S...
Here are the specs provided straight from the Meze Audio websiteabout the Meze 99 Classics. Transducer Size: 40mm Frequency Response: 15Hz – 25KHz Sensitivity: 103dB at 1KHz, 1mW Impedance: 32Ω Rated input power: 30mW Maximum input power: 50mW Weight: 260 grams (9.2 ounces) And here’s what’s included in the box: Case:Hard EVA carrying pouch Cable: ...
Should I get the Meze 99 Classics or the Meze 99 Neos?
If you can afford the extra $100 for the Meze 99 Classics, we recommend spending the extra money to get these headphones. The design is simply gorgeous and they sound incredible while still maintaining a simplistic and minimalistic aesthetic. If you’re shopping purely on value, however, the Meze 99 Neos (which are basically the same headphone without walnut ear cups) make for a great deal in their own right.
What kind of music sounds best on the Meze 99 Classics?
Honestly, this is a difficult question to answer because the Meze 99 Classics are so much fun to listen to. They’re warm and natural sounding headphones perfect for pop, rock, jazz, electronic…anything at all really. Being closed-back headphones they won’t offer the same soundstage and in-the-room feeling as open-back headphones so we may suggest going a different route if you’re looking for headphones for classical music.
Can I use Meze 99 Classics for producing, mixing, and mastering music?
The Meze 99 Classics aren’t designed to be studio headphones but, instead, are designed for listening to music. You won’t get the same sound reproduction as you would a pair of headphones with a flat, reference frequency response.
Meze headphones have a great reputation and perhaps none more so than the 99 Classics. While their brother, the 99 Neo, is probably the better choice for someone shopping simply for value, we can’t recommend enough the absolutely beautiful design of the 99 Classics paired with their wonderful sound. We’ve featured these headphones on our Best Budge...
Meze Audio’s take on Close-Backed Planar Magnetic Headphones. This is the second generation and a big improvement over the original in terms of tuning. The wooden cups are a great look as well.They are in excellent condition w/ a few scratches that hard to really capture on camera (see last pics)...
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