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Sivga Audio
Website:https://sivga-audio.ru/
Est. year: 2016
SIVGA is a Chinese headphone company founded in 2016 and based in Dongguan, best known for over-ear headphones with wooden housings made by hand. The firm describes itself as an enterprise that combines research and development, production and customer service under one roof, and its catalogue has grown from full-size headphones into wired in-ear monitors, earbuds and true wireless sports earphones sold in China and abroad.
Range & what it's known for
Full-size headphones remain the core of the catalogue. Open-back dynamic models include the Luan and Anser, while the Oriole, PENG and SV021 PRO are closed-back designs. The P2 PRO brings a planar magnetic driver into an open-back wooden frame. Smaller products cover the Que and Que UTG in-ear monitors, the latter with a flat glass dynamic diaphragm, the planar Nightingale and Nightingale PRO, the four-driver hybrid Lyrebird, the M260 and M300 earbuds and the SO1 and SO2 sports earphones. The recurring build trait is a handmade wood housing paired with CNC-machined metal parts and a detachable cable.
Who owns it and where it's made
SIVGA is a privately held Chinese company headquartered in Dongguan, where it handles development and production itself rather than relying on an outside brand owner. The same company also runs a second headphone label, Sendy Audio, whose flagship is the Aiva, while the SIVGA name carries the wooden-cup models such as the SV007 that the firm presents as representative of the brand.
The lineup in this catalog
The catalog lists SIVGA headphones, with prices running from roughly USD 100 to USD 500 across the models currently carried.
Who it's for
SIVGA is the place to look for a wired full-size headphone with a real wood housing at a price well below flagship level. A sensible entry is a closed-back such as the Oriole or SV021 PRO for home and office use, with the open-back Luan or Anser as the next step for quiet rooms and the planar P2 PRO for those who prefer that driver type. Buyers who also want in-ear options can stay within the same brand through the Que and Nightingale models.
Range & what it's known for
Full-size headphones remain the core of the catalogue. Open-back dynamic models include the Luan and Anser, while the Oriole, PENG and SV021 PRO are closed-back designs. The P2 PRO brings a planar magnetic driver into an open-back wooden frame. Smaller products cover the Que and Que UTG in-ear monitors, the latter with a flat glass dynamic diaphragm, the planar Nightingale and Nightingale PRO, the four-driver hybrid Lyrebird, the M260 and M300 earbuds and the SO1 and SO2 sports earphones. The recurring build trait is a handmade wood housing paired with CNC-machined metal parts and a detachable cable.
Who owns it and where it's made
SIVGA is a privately held Chinese company headquartered in Dongguan, where it handles development and production itself rather than relying on an outside brand owner. The same company also runs a second headphone label, Sendy Audio, whose flagship is the Aiva, while the SIVGA name carries the wooden-cup models such as the SV007 that the firm presents as representative of the brand.
The lineup in this catalog
The catalog lists SIVGA headphones, with prices running from roughly USD 100 to USD 500 across the models currently carried.
Who it's for
SIVGA is the place to look for a wired full-size headphone with a real wood housing at a price well below flagship level. A sensible entry is a closed-back such as the Oriole or SV021 PRO for home and office use, with the open-back Luan or Anser as the next step for quiet rooms and the planar P2 PRO for those who prefer that driver type. Buyers who also want in-ear options can stay within the same brand through the Que and Nightingale models.
