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Lynn reviews the Noble Audio Knight, an affordable tribrid IEM with a 10mm dynamic driver, single BA, and Piezo super tweeter configuration. It is priced at $289. Disclaimer: This sample was sent to me in exchange for my honest opinion. Headfonics is an independent website with no affiliate links or status. I thank Noble Audio for their support. Click here to read more about Noble Audio products we have previously featured on Headfonics. This article follows our latest scoring guidelines, which you can read in 

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Racks aside, I’ve had scant success, or just rotten luck, with vibration-control devices. It’s certainly not for lack of trying. As a much younger man, I once placed two computer keyboard–type wrist pads, each about the size of a turkey sub, under my EAR 859 integrated amp. When I gave the amp a push, it jiggled reassuringly. Sitting down to listen, I heard an improvement that was, literally, stunning: a massive expansion of the soundfield, more detail and texture, faster transients, and a smoother, more musical personality. I felt like a genius, but only for another day. That’s how long it took for the memory gel in the pads to compress to their new shape under the amplifier and for the benefits to evaporate.

Construction in full force for the world’s first Gryphon Audio Mono Brand Store.

“It will be my great honor to welcome you to the upcoming opening of the Gryphon Audio Los Angeles Showroom . We hope to be open late May.” – Joseph Cali/Managing Director