Spirit Torino Twin Pulse Beryllium

An exceptional soloist

When Andrea Ricci, founder of Spirit Torino in Italy, designed the Twin Pulse, he had only one goal in mind: to build the best dynamic headphones in the world. And to achieve this, he had to tackle the biggest challenge of dynamic headphones: transient reproduction. Everything about these headphones is geared towards mastering this aspect.

Discover the technology of Spirit

Consistent use of technology in the service of music reproduction.
The Spirit Torino Twin Pulse is made entirely of aluminum and provides complex management of pressure flows through specially designed and acoustically filtered channels to ensure comfort and sound insulation.

A powerful driver takes center stage

You will hear your favorite music from a typically Italian perspective, characterized by a passionate, explosive and refined sound.

The new high-performance driver is refined with Dynamat™️ against resonances and thanks to the Pad VSP, the impulse response of the Twin Pulse is very fast.

The reference for all requirements

In Twin Pulse, an isobaric dual-drive technique is applied to obtain a driver with exceptional performance in terms of acceleration and control of transients.

Twin Pulse offers a playback linearity calibrated on isophonic Fletcher-Munson curves (with the same sensitivity as the human ear) and can therefore be used as a reference tool to check the timbre reliability of a recording.

Twin Pulse does not interpret the sound, but reproduces it faithfully. It is therefore important to select the components of the audio chain in such a way that they make the most of its transparency and dynamics.

Naturalness and efficiency

One of the acoustic advantages of our full-range in-ear monitor system over a multi-way system is the absence of a crossover filter.

This type of filter is responsible for passing the part of the audio range that falls within its remit to the individual speakers and is heavily influenced by the quality of their components. In addition, crossovers create complex overlaps of the same sound reproduced by different speakers, which our brain interprets as reproduced sound rather than the sound of an actual event.

When you listen to the Spirit Torino headphones, you will immediately notice one thing: the naturalness of the sound.
Many classical and jazz musicians collaborate in the development of our headphones to compare the real sound with our binaural recordings.