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Angie IEM Astell and Kern Review

May 8, 2015 Comments Off on Angie IEM Astell and Kern Review

“The Angie is an 8-driver (dual drivers for low frequencies, dual drivers for mid frequencies, quad drivers for high frequencies) in-ear monitor, and is the entry level model of the Siren Series product line. She has a frequency response range of 10 hz to 23 hz and a sensitivity rating of 117 db @ 1 mW with an impedance of 17 ohms. ”

DUNU Titan 1 In Ear Headphon Review -Video

May 2, 2015 Comments Off on DUNU Titan 1 In Ear Headphon Review -Video

Xiaomi Mi Headphones Review

April 30, 2015 Comments Off on Xiaomi Mi Headphones Review

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” The over-ear pads provide a less bassy sound, reducing both impact and depth compared to the on-ear configuration. Bass bloat is also diminished slightly. Perhaps the over-ear option was tuned for less bass on purpose, in order to compete with more balanced, higher-end full-size headphones.”

Chord & Major 5’14 World Review

April 25, 2015 Comments Off on Chord & Major 5’14 World Review

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” In general, it is open sounding, has good, wide and open soundstage. Not only it has good detail, but it also portray detail in a very natural way (Not harsh). How could I not to mention the bass? Oh! The bass is natural, open and fast. Bass is wide and present enough when the music needed it,

WESTONE W60 UNIVERSAL

April 23, 2015 Comments Off on WESTONE W60 UNIVERSAL

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” yet also to ensure that the earpiece is compact enough to fit the widest possible range of ear sizes and shapes. Moreover, Westone gave some thought to making sure the earpiece is easy for user to grasp, insert, remove, or to adjust or reposition during use. These might seem obvious and basic points to consider, but honestly you would be amazed to see how many earphone manufacturers somehow mange to get the basics “not quite right.” Finally, as a tasteful and fun aesthetic touch, the W60s come with three sets of differently coloured, user replaceable faceplates in matte metallic grey, gold, and red.”

Apollo Audio Lab Firebolt & Woodbolt – Review

April 22, 2015 Comments Off on Apollo Audio Lab Firebolt & Woodbolt – Review

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“The bottom of the mid-band continues the warm signature and it means woodwinds and double bass’ have a nice texture to them, it’s a bodied sound that is really enjoyable and truer to life than the copper cousin. This textured feel follows in to the male vocal range too, unfortunately though the top of the vocal range sounds shouty like there is a bit of a spike there. It’s a shame because it really is a smooth, nicely voiced mid-range up until the top.”

RBH EP-SB Wireless Bluetooth Earphones Review

April 19, 2015 Comments Off on RBH EP-SB Wireless Bluetooth Earphones Review

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“RBH has tuned the tiny 6mm driver to deliver extremely tight bass response when using the Comply Isolation tips. As expected, if you want to hear all that bass you’ll need to maximize acoustic isolation. The Active and silicone tips just can’t compete when it comes to the low lows. ”

WESTONE W60 REVIEW

April 17, 2015 Comments Off on WESTONE W60 REVIEW

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“attention to details doesn’t stop with the ear tips, either, as the W60s come with two sets of EPIC signal cables. EPIC cables offer high-strength, ultra-low resistance tensile wire and are reinforce with aramid fibre to resist breakage”

Apollo Audio Lab Firebolt Review

April 17, 2015 Comments Off on Apollo Audio Lab Firebolt Review

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“There doesn’t seem to be a huge amount of treble presence, this does mean that they aren’t fatiguing or tiring up top though, no sibilance either, which is a good thing. You do feel there is something missing though, it’s just not quite there, not the complete package and I can’t help feeling there is a missed opportunity for a great bass heavy earphone with just a little more tweaking.”