Meze LIRIC Closed-Back Planar Magnetic Headphone [Free Apos Flow Cable Bundle] - [RED] 1.5m Apos Flow Balanced Cable with XLR Termination

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Measured-tuning near-matches of this model that Indian stores do stock right now. Tuning only - build, comfort and warranty differ; each card opens the full comparison.

Auribus Acoustics Sierra Aluminum Open Back Headphones - 3.5mm ±2.28 dB RMS · Very close (86% match) ₹1,52,512 at Apos Planar here vs 5MM · 14% tuning apart curve graph ↗ · overlay & hear both

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Each row is recorded from a real store listing, not a claimed MRP. Ceiling and floor from the observations on file.

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How the match is computed: each measured curve is interpolated linearly in log-frequency onto a shared log-spaced grid of 40 points, 20 Hz-10 kHz, then level-aligned by its mean over the grid's 200 Hz-1 kHz slice (12 points, ~186 Hz-~1.07 kHz), so rig level offsets don't count. The root-mean-square (RMS) of the 40 dB differences at those same frequencies is the distance: similarity % = 100 - 6 × RMS dB, rounded, clamped to 0-100 - every 1 dB of RMS difference costs exactly 6 points. Labels: under 1 dB "Near identical", under 2.5 "Very close", under 4 "Close". Matches past 4 dB RMS are never shown - past that, treble differences are clearly audible and calling two tunings alike isn't defensible, so this section never appears without a match under 4 dB. Only real measurements enter the index (20+ raw points per curve); matches pair the same form factor only (in-ear with in-ear, headphone with headphone - rigs are never mixed), and curves under 0.5 dB apart count as the same-tuning re-listing, never matched - so a match is always a different model. A measurement-space fact, not a promise two ears agree.

A match covers tuning only: two products can measure near-identical yet differ in everything a frequency-response curve cannot see - build and shell material (metal vs plastic), durability, driver matching and QC unit-to-unit, comfort, fit and isolation, included cable and accessories, warranty and after-sales service, resale value. That's usually what the pricier one charges for - weigh those against the price gap before paying more for the "same" sound.

Sony - WH-CH520 Wireless Headphone - Blue ±2.03 dB RMS · Very close (88% match) 12% tuning apart curve graph ↗ · overlay & hear both

Audio-Technica ATH-MSR7b Over-Ear High-Resolution Headphones ... ±2.08 dB RMS · Very close (88% match) 12% tuning apart curve graph ↗ · overlay & hear both

Penrose Wireless Gaming Headset ±2.20 dB RMS · Very close (87% match) 13% tuning apart curve graph ↗ · overlay & hear both

Auribus Acoustics Sierra Aluminum Open Back Headphones - 3.5mm ±2.28 dB RMS · Very close (86% match) ₹1,52,512 at Apos Planar here vs 5MM · 14% tuning apart curve graph ↗ · overlay & hear both

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