This is notable, for example, with female vocals. In addition, to my ears, the AC’s upper mids are more forward than the AO. Most notably, the AC has a rumbling sub-bass and a clearly elevated lower bass (those of you who remember the 元000 and were waiting for a worthy bass-y closed-back successor, take note). While it shares the beautiful analog sound of the AO, which many users know and love, the AC has a distinctly unique tonality. The AC shares the ADS (Atrium Damping System) used in the AO, adapted to a closed-back setup. If you are looking for the analog presentation of the Atrium in a closed-back version, you will be find it here. The AC enjoys the same beautiful slow decay and addictive lushness of the AO. The Caldera family, offering exceptional technicalities and frequency extension, stemming from its new planar driver, CAMS magnetic array, and new pads design (note: Caldera Closed headphones are in the offing).The Atrium family, offering a lush sound and slow decay, coupled with holographic soundstage and imaging these headphones incorporate the ADS damping system.

The Vérité family, offering a wonderfully natural timbre coupled with fast attack these headphones have fast dynamic drivers.We now have several distinct ZMF product family groupings. But Zach has been busy launching new models at a dizzying rate (with more to come), and so, let me make a quick intro statement to help put these into quick order. Many who may read this note would be intimately familiar with ZMF’s headphones (and possibly own a pair or few). But I think that the definition of the “ZMF House sound” is becoming less homogenous with the expansion of their product portfolio. The Atrium Closed is a ZMF headphone through and through, with the familiar warmth, richness, and fullness of sound one has come to expect from ZMF.

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