STAX Day at Audio46: Two Days of Listening in New York City

STAX Day begins today at Audio46 and continues tomorrow, bringing the STAX team to New York City for two days dedicated to listening, conversation, and discovering music through headphones.

Taking place November 9–10, from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. each day, the event brings fans and customers together for hands-on listening and expert product advice. With one-on-one listening sessions and a lineup that includes the SR-X9000, SR-007S, and SR-009D, to name a few, it’s an opportunity to experience STAX in person and speak directly with the team.
Whether you’ve followed STAX for years or are curious about your first pair of electrostatic headphones, we’re looking forward to welcoming you to Audio46.

A Closer Look at the Listening Lineup

Among the headphones featured during STAX Day are three models that offer different perspectives on the company’s electrostatic design work.

SR-X9000: The STAX Flagship

The SR-X9000 sits at the top of the STAX lineup. Its design includes MLER-3 four-layer fixed electrodes and an ultra-thin diaphragm with a surface area 20 percent larger than that of the SR-009S. A machined aluminium enclosure and detachable cables are also part of its construction. 

SR-007S: An Updated Design to Explore

The SR-007S features updated diaphragms and fixed electrodes, along with an anti-resonance structure designed to reduce vibration. Sheepskin earpads and a detachable low-capacitance cable round out the design. 

SR-009D: The Return of a Familiar Name

The SR-009D brings the SR-009 design back with updated features. It retains MLER electrode technology while adding a detachable, replaceable cable, an injection-molded unit case, and a headpad with a 10-step adjustment mechanism. 

Join Us Today and Tomorrow

STAX Day takes place at Audio46, located at 29 West 46th Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, New York, NY 10036. The event runs from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. on November 9 and 10.

 

See you there!

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