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ULTIMATE EARS RM REVIEW

February 3, 2015 Comments Off on ULTIMATE EARS RM REVIEW

“The slight reflection of the space draws out the most delicate nuances: You can tell by the forgiving wooden timbre of the guitar and the deadened strings of the banjo that the instruments are a bit old and worn — you hear slight mistakes in the counter melody guitar, like the occasional buzz from a missed fret. ”

jerry harvey’s new sirens: layla & angie Review -Video

February 2, 2015 Comments Off on jerry harvey’s new sirens: layla & angie Review -Video

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The sound through Layla was huge. Pure and simple. It was much bigger in dynamic scope and emotive impact than I could have ever imagined before hearing it. Listening to Our Love via Layla felt like… during that track I made a note in my iPhone”

DUNU DN-2000 Review

February 1, 2015 Comments Off on DUNU DN-2000 Review

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” In terms of sound quality, the DUNU DN-2000 is a successful hybrid design. It manages to leverage the bass of the dynamic driver without having it overwhelm the mids and highs, maintains pretty good coherency, and extracts the expected clarity and detail from the balanced armatures without losing note thickness. In its price range, it is one of the IEMs to beat for sheer performance.”

RHAPSODIO RTI1 Review

January 31, 2015 Comments Off on RHAPSODIO RTI1 Review

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“The RTI1’s metal exterior is handsome if understated. It’s glintier than it is blingy. Its matte surface staves off all but the most greasy of finger prints. It is both light, and sound. As you can imagine, it is cool to the touch. Count it a blessing in the summer. In the winter, well, let’s just say this: as long as you’re not in Canada or Russia, you should be fine.”

How Balanced Armature Receivers/Drivers Work

January 24, 2015 Comments Off on How Balanced Armature Receivers/Drivers Work

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“Balanced armature receivers in today’s IEMs and hearing aids are quite a bit different than in headphones of old. Conceptually, the biggest difference is that current BA drivers don’t have the “see-saw” pivoting armature like that shown in the diagram above. Todays drivers use an armature that acts mechanically like a diving board. Let’s take a look inside a typical BA receiver used in today’s IEMs and hearing aids”

Jerry Harvey Audio Siren Series Layla and Angie – Video

January 24, 2015 Comments Off on Jerry Harvey Audio Siren Series Layla and Angie – Video

Final Audio Design Heaven VIII reviews

January 19, 2015 Comments Off on Final Audio Design Heaven VIII reviews

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“Lush and full, I am always impressed by the lows on FAD’s BA models, they never lack any extension or body considering they use a single BA driver. The lows have incredible detail and articulation, listening to Diana Krall you can hear every pluck of the double bass, and every note decay perfectly.”

Advanced AcousticWerkes W300AR – Review

January 14, 2015 Comments Off on Advanced AcousticWerkes W300AR – Review

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” Instead of the slamming tight and aggressive V8 bass performance the W300AR bass signature, though relatively dominant, is a bit more languid and slow paced in comparison more in keeping with the Heir Audio 8.0 lusher but heavily decayed bass response”

Vision Ears E6 Xcontrol CIEM Review

January 10, 2015 Comments Off on Vision Ears E6 Xcontrol CIEM Review

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” The first thing that is going to hit you with the VE6X in either X1 or X2 setting is that tremendous sense of space and a clean yet smooth delivery that takes advantage of practically every ounce of that soundstage to deliver an wonderfully dynamic and engaging presentation. Positioning and imaging is wide, almost HD800 wide in a sense but still very coherent and believable”