AIAIAIAIAIAI TMA-2 Move Wireless Headphones

Bought these a couple of days ago after trying numerous different brands of headphones from bands such as Phillips,Audiotechnica,AKG and Sony (within the same price bracket ranging from £160 - £200.After sending back my most recent set the Audiotechnica MX50 2 wireless (sound is very muddy) I remember reading about the TMA 2 but was always put off by the modular design and the fact that reviews are very few and far between.But after reading what I could find I decided to give these a shot and I'm soooo glad I did.Firstly the assembly of the headphones are a breeze and actually quite fun to make up.What struck me is how beautifuly understated these headphones are. No logos plastered on every part making you look like a walking advertisement board.Also even tho these are entirely made of plastic they feel very premium and very very well made.Initially when I tried them on the clamping force was a bit excessive but after using some books to stretch them out they are much much better and very comftable.As for the sound they are amazing. I wasnt expecting them to sound as good as they do.Bass is a little on the low side but the mids and treble are beautiful. Everything sounds clear and crisp and I can make out every detail in songs and vocals sound very clear with a very open soundstage for a pair of over ear headphones.These headphones don't have and fancy gimmicks such as Alexa, ANC or an app to adjust the EQ etc but I don't care as when I listen to music i just want to listen and enjoy and not be fiddling with EQ and ANC etc.If you want a pair of headphones that are comftable, simple to use and also sound amazing then give these a try you won't be disappointed