NFAUDIO NF3U & NF6I REVIEW
February 17, 2018 Comments Off on NFAUDIO NF3U & NF6I REVIEW
“If you look on NF’s stores you will note there is both a NF6 as well as the NF6i. Both are 6 balanced armature custom in-ear monitors but unlike their two NF3 options, they do not differ based on tuning. Instead, while the response to the NF6 was supposed overwhelming in terms of how good it sounded, many end users struggled to drive the earphone due to a lower sensitivity. For this reasoning they set out on making a new model that captured the same performance but was easier to drive so they upped the sensitivity and gave us a new, less demanding option.”
Custom Art FIBAE 3 – Review
February 12, 2018 Comments Off on Custom Art FIBAE 3 – Review
“Highs: The transition from the midrange to the treble does not have a spike and carries no excess energy, meaning these don’t suffer from sibilance. Where these have a lift is in the upper treble creating a great sense of ambiance and air in recordings. Cymbals are not in your face, but they are not taking a back seat, again the initial crash is not overbearing but the highs are still there with great detail. What I like about these is the lack of fatigue inducing factors, but without making them a dull and boring sounding monitor.”
EARSONICS ES-5 REVIEW
February 5, 2018 Comments Off on EARSONICS ES-5 REVIEW
“This is one of the better sub-bass signatures with excellent depth and presence as well as an above average level of control. The pace of the low-end driver is spot on. It never lingers with a balanced level of decay to sound fairly natural yet never boomy or sluggish.”
Astell&Kern Michelle Limited Headphones $399 Review
February 2, 2018 Comments Off on Astell&Kern Michelle Limited Headphones $399 Review
“The Michelle Limited is more transparent, with more precise imaging, but the ample bass will either be welcomed or sound like too much of a good thing. Personal tastes vary, but I will say that when I’m listening away from home, a little extra low end helps mask some of the rumble of a train, plane, or bus. At home in a quiet room, the bass could be intrusive.
CLEAR TUNE MONITORS / CTM VS3 REVIEW
January 29, 2018 Comments Off on CLEAR TUNE MONITORS / CTM VS3 REVIEW
“But if you don’t need as much bass power down low, then the midbass control and resolution will make you a very happy listener. The VS3’s separation on this part is nice, and for me this is something critical with IEMs. As we see so often, the genre you’re listening to and the source you’re using will impact the sound in the end. It all depends on the kind of signature you like to hear.”
Customart Fibae 2 Review
January 27, 2018 Comments Off on Customart Fibae 2 Review
“And it’s in listening that the Fibae 2 really impresses; their exceptional resolution and synergistic blend of emphasis’ producing a very resolving yet versatile sound. I’m especially enamoured by their background detail retrieval and imaging, all indicative of a linear signature with a strong technical foundation. Though not the best choice for those wanting absolute transparency and clarity, the Fibae 2 is easily outstanding among the warm/smooth earphones I’ve tested..”
Jam Ultra $100 Review
January 24, 2018 Comments Off on Jam Ultra $100 Review
“But the sub-bass synth hits that punctuate the beat are delivered with serious gusto—like there’s a subwoofer in your skull. There are times when the vocals sound like they are distorting—as if you are listening to a very low bit rate file. This has the effect of making the vocals sound overly sibilant—not ideal at all, but especially not when they are also being somewhat overpowered by the bass response.”
Bang & Olufsen E8 – REVIEW – Video
January 20, 2018 Comments Off on Bang & Olufsen E8 – REVIEW – Video
JH Audio Roxanne 2 Review – video
January 18, 2018 Comments Off on JH Audio Roxanne 2 Review – video
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