SHOZY ZERO IEM REVIEW
July 25, 2016 Comments Off on SHOZY ZERO IEM REVIEW
“Vocal presence is a bit darker sounding if not slightly recessed, particularly with lower register male vocals, though they do come to the fore a little bit more after copious amounts of burn in. Vocals, on the whole, are sibilant free with female vocals sounding smooth and clear in the upper registers.”
Motorola Verve Ones+ Review
July 20, 2016 Comments Off on Motorola Verve Ones+ Review
“This is fine in theory, and we didn’t experience any latency issues between the buds, but we did regularly experience dropouts on the right ear bud. It seems the Bluetooth sometimes struggles to get through our skulls.It doesn’t happen often (once or twice per listening session) but it is enough to grate.”
inear stagediver 4s Review
July 19, 2016 Comments Off on inear stagediver 4s Review
” For their universal series, or StageDivers (they do a custom version of this series called Livepro) as InEar like to call them, you have two choices in size and shape for your purchase. Regardless of whether you want 1 through to 4 armatures, you can opt for the standard size or an S model, meaning a smaller housing. So I have the S version of their most packed model, the quad driver, which comes in at €679. Unless you have unholy big ears I would probably opt for the smaller version, I have experience with both their housing sizes and seal just great with both, but why take the risk of something bigger? Oddly Josh with his mini ears found the bigger ones comfortable, finding them to fit akin to a custom.”
NOBLE AUDIO K10 – REVIEW
July 18, 2016 Comments Off on NOBLE AUDIO K10 – REVIEW
“t’s a lot easier to shoot hard-angled objects. Flags can be roughly cut and are easier to position. Reflectors can be smaller, and require less precise angling. I approach each earphone I shoot as a wholly different task with a wholly different studio setup: a custom studio, if you will. But custom set ups have downsides. You can’t suddenly shoot another product. You need to tear down, model, carve, and set up again. The K10C slips right in the ear. It is comfy. And, it should sound the same from ear to ear. I feel that it fits a wide array of music, but it is warmer, softer upper midrange edges make it a better fit for music that’s not trance or EDM.”
Sennheiser IE800 Review $800 Review – Video
July 16, 2016 Comments Off on Sennheiser IE800 Review $800 Review – Video
FIDUE A73 HYBRID IN EAR HEADPHONE REVIEW
July 13, 2016 Comments Off on FIDUE A73 HYBRID IN EAR HEADPHONE REVIEW
” The housing of the earphone is, it has to be said, pretty large. If you have small ears look elsewhere but if you consider yourself in the normal to large size the Fidue A73 are going to be spot on in terms of comfort and ease of insertion. The housing itself is made of some good quality plastics and despite our preference for metal units, this earphone feels surprisingly strong. It’s not going to be knocking down the doors of the tank like campfire audio models but then it costs just a fraction of the price. As long as you don’t stand on them or drop them from any great height you should be good to go.”
UBSOUND ORCHESTRA IEM
July 12, 2016 Comments Off on UBSOUND ORCHESTRA IEM
” The Italian company UBSOUND have just launched their new ORCHESTRA ergonomic HD in-ear earphones worldwide. UBSOUND is an Italian consumer electronics company, based in Milan, specialized in portable audio products like high-quality IEMs, headphones, speakers, DAPs and amplified DACs. After the great success and increase of worldwide brand awareness thanks to their first 2 series of IEMs and 1 model of headphones (Fighter, Smarter, Dreamer), the company starts its new challenge on a third model of IEMs with a new ergonomic “around the ear” style, a slightly more natural acoustic signature and a really competitive price point with a worldwide launch price of 24$. UBSOUND is still focused on a clear upcoming roadmap of products which includes DAPs, amplified DACs and wireless speakers.”
64 Audio U12 $1599 Review
July 10, 2016 Comments Off on 64 Audio U12 $1599 Review
” 64 Audio have done a good job in capitalising on ADEL’s modular technology which has been proven to be more than just a novelty marketing piece. Along with their own input and fine refinement of the U12’s tuning, the company has released a force to be reckoned with in the saturated market of personal audio. At $1599, the U12 is by no means cheap but an investment that could certainly pay off in the long run both in terms of hearing preservation and pure sonic enjoyment. What’s more is that Asius Technologies are working on the release of adjustable modules to fine tune the listening experience of the U12 to your own liking. Unlike filters which just change the sound of the signature, these adjustable modules feature the same diaphonic lens of the stock ADEL module and have the ability to alter isolation levels. An exciting time indeed—do stay tuned for more…
ULTIMATE EARS PRO REFERENCE REMASTERED CUSTOM IN-EAR MONITORS REVIEW
July 9, 2016 Comments Off on ULTIMATE EARS PRO REFERENCE REMASTERED CUSTOM IN-EAR MONITORS REVIEW
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The Reference Remastered strikes me as nothing so much as a tool, perhaps THE tool, to help you find and sort all the sounds you were meant to discover in both music and video. It is easily one of the most dynamic, natural-sounding components I’ve ever heard and for anyone craving neutrality, resolution, and involvement; it is highly, highly recommended.”
DUNU DN-2002 REVIEW
July 8, 2016 Comments Off on DUNU DN-2002 REVIEW
” The soundstage of the DN-2002 is very similar to that of the DN-2000J. The only real difference is that the midrange of the DN-2002 is slightly more forward resulting in a more narrowed perceived presentation of vocals. Instrument separation is also beyond average and has always been one of DUNU’s strength along with its expansive sound presentation.”
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