Piano Forte Series

Dynamic driver earphones that value acoustic resonance.

An open / canal type hybrid with a unique open form that doesn’t use an earpiece;
employs horn speaker principles. The forte of this series lies in its reproduction
of the factors necessary for live music reproduction – a sense of openness and
spatial representation; it is a series that, once drawn to, you will not want to give up.
Piano Forte X- has a chromium copper housing that subtly expresses lingering notes
as they fade away. Piano Forte IX – has a stainless steel housing with clear sound quality.
Piano Forte VIII – has a brass housing and the bright resonance of brass musical instruments.
And Piano Forte II – the entry model instilled with the design philosophy of
high-end equipment. Each of these models has its own unique appeal.

The Piano Forte X-VIII T series employs a silver-coated cable from Junkosha.
Changes have also been made to the internal specifications; the vast sound stage
of the original model remains as is, and a high level of sound articulation is achieved.

The series name – Piano Forte – is imbued with the desire to value acoustic resonance.

Product Comparison

Product Name	Piano Forte X-T	Piano Forte IX-T	Piano Forte VIII-T	Piano Forte X	Piano Forte IX	Piano Forte VIII	Piano Forte II
Housing	chromium copper	stainless steel	brass	Chromium copper	Stainless steel	Brass	ABS
Driver	16mmΦ dynamic	16mmΦ dynamic	16mmΦ dynamic	16mmΦ dynamic	16mmΦ dynamic	16mmΦ dynamic	15.5mmΦ dynamic
Sensitivity	110dB	110dB	110dB	108dB	108dB	108dB	108dB
Impedance	15Ω	15Ω	15Ω	16Ω	16Ω	16Ω	16Ω
Weight	45g	42g	43g	38g	38g	38g	13g
Cord length	1.2ｍ	1.2ｍ	1.2ｍ	1.4ｍ	1.4ｍ	1.4ｍ	1.2ｍ
Sound quality	Compared to X, the X-T delicately evokes the subtle musical expression of the performers.	Compared to IX, more articulate sound with a sense of realism.	Sound with the same gentle resonance as VIII combined with clarity.	The atmosphere of a concert venue is realistically expressed.	Gentle, clear, articulate sound.	Sound with resonance that seems to envelop the listener in gentle sound.	Open sound that expresses the spatial spread of live music venues three-dimensionally.