Howdy everybody—Omar here, your Audio Amigo. In this episode I review the Ziigaat x Hangout Audio Odyssey 2, a $250 revision of the original Odyssey that tries to freshen up the “standard Ziigaat formula.” I cover the new v3 accessories pack (modular 3.5/4.4 cable, leather case, tips), then get into the big physical change: a full metal milled aluminum lower shell that, in my hands, is the most premium-feeling Ziigaat build I’ve used so far. Comfort was trouble-free for me for long sessions, but it still failed my wife’s tiny ear test—those shorter nozzles make sealing harder for smaller ears. Sound-wise, I hear the Odyssey 2 as warm-leaning neutral-ish with a healthy, textured bass boost, forward-enough mids, and treble that’s energetic but smooth and non-fatiguing. The “magic” here is that extra pop in female vocal harmonics without turning into sibilant pain, plus a fun, dynamic low end that doesn’t drown the midrange. Technical performance is solid (good separation and imaging), but it’s not the top of the class at $250. In comparisons, I explain where it lands versus Ziigaat Lush/Arete, CrinEar Daybreak, the original Odyssey, AFUL Performer 7, and Myer Audio SLIIVO SL224. I ranked Odyssey 2 in my “This is brilliant” tier: for my library, it’s an upgrade over Odyssey 1—though for some folks it’ll be a sidegrade depending on whether you want the original’s more neutral vibe.