CanJam at Rocky Mountain Audio Fest 2016 Preview and Sneak Peeks – Video
October 5, 2016 Comments Off on CanJam at Rocky Mountain Audio Fest 2016 Preview and Sneak Peeks – Video
Ultimate Ears Reference Remastered IEMs Review
October 2, 2016 Comments Off on Ultimate Ears Reference Remastered IEMs Review
“As mentioned, the soundstage of the UERR is more mid-centric compared to the UERM’s laidback mid-section. As a result, the UERM offers a more wide-reaching projection of sonic cues to create a larger stereo image than the more intimate UERRs. Despite this, the UERR has excellent centre stage and is relatively more cohesive than the UERM. Instrument separation is excellent in spite of the smaller stage that the UERR has to work with.”
Onkyo W800BT Review
September 29, 2016 Comments Off on Onkyo W800BT Review
“The W800BTs might be the same price as the Motorola Verve Ones+, but this is where the similarities end. The Onkyos favour a clear and open sound, allowing music to breathe and more detail to filter through. It’s a clean soundstage that sounds uncluttered.”
AKG N40 Review
September 28, 2016 Comments Off on AKG N40 Review
“Once run-in, the AKG N40 in-ears with the Reference Sound filters installed sound rather fantastic – when driven by a suitable source.
Listening to the earphones plugged directly into an iPhone or Samsung Galaxy S7 (or even a MacBook) – gives you a rather flat and unengaging sound with a treble that is rather hard and incessant.”
Campfire (ALO) Audio Andromeda Review – Video
September 26, 2016 Comments Off on Campfire (ALO) Audio Andromeda Review – Video
BeatsX wireless headphones Review – Video
September 25, 2016 Comments Off on BeatsX wireless headphones Review – Video
ADVANCED ACOUSTICWERKES NEBULA ONE REVIEW
September 25, 2016 Comments Off on ADVANCED ACOUSTICWERKES NEBULA ONE REVIEW
“Treble on the Nebula One is a bit of a mixed experience. On the one hand, it isn’t overly harsh, forward, or to too strident but on the other hand, it can sound a little too brittle and thin, especially in the lower treble response. Cymbal and percussion work doesn’t have a really natural timbre though I would not describe them as splashy or peaky sounding, just lacking in body.”
1MORE TRIPLE DRIVERS – REVIEW
September 21, 2016 Comments Off on 1MORE TRIPLE DRIVERS – REVIEW
” All comparisons were done using the iFi micro DAC / headphone amplifier. Each earphone was tested at least five times. The first try was just to optimize the ear tips. This was not easy for me and at first I chalked up my struggle to achieve a good physical seal to a combination of my idiosyncratic ears and lack of thorough testing on the manufacturing side. Each ear is physically unique, which is why professionals have custom-made ear tips. That said, a smidgen of hand crème on the ear tips greatly improves the positioning process.”
JH AUDIO JH13V2 REVIEW
September 21, 2016 Comments Off on JH AUDIO JH13V2 REVIEW
“ou can tell from my listening impressions above the JH13V2 had my complete attention and had me engulfed with music. The sound coming from this exceptional product left me wanting for nothing. The adjustable bass can be tailored to your liking with the Moon Audio connector. If you want thumping bass you can adjust the Moon connector to the full max position and you will get head banging bass with excellent extension and texture.The sound of the JH13V2 had me consumed with music for hours and many sleepless nights with its exceptional sound quality. ”
ASTELL&KERN AKT8IE IN-EAR MONITOR $999 REVIEW
September 20, 2016 Comments Off on ASTELL&KERN AKT8IE IN-EAR MONITOR $999 REVIEW
“The most impressive aspect of the T8iE’s sonic performance was its cohesion. Not only did it speak with one voice throughout its frequency range, but it also produced one of the most cohesive soundfields I’ve experienced. It’s easy to understand the T8iE’s harmonic cohesion because of the single full-range driver and lack of any crossovers, but what about its spatial characteristics? Since I have no aspirations to design headphones I won’t speculate on why the T8iE’s imaging is so precise and dimensionally convincing, but I can confidently state that once you hear the way the T8iE places each instrument in space it’s hard to go back to a less three-dimensional headphone’s presentation.”
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