
Dali has full-sized passive loudspeakers that compete at every price-point, from ‘entry-level’ to ‘brand-new German sports car’ money. But until now, it had only one pair of wireless over-ear headphones, and at nearly four-figures the Dali IO-12 are about as far from ‘entry-level’ as it’s possible to get.
Enter the Dali IO-8. Properly specified, aesthetically convincing and, at approaching half the price of the top-end best headphones from the brand, making these a veritable bargain by Dali standards. So has this apparent penny-pinching allowed Dali to compete in a section of the market that’s approaching ‘real world’?