Mrspeakers Ether Headphones $1,500 Review
May 23, 2015 Comments Off on Mrspeakers Ether Headphones $1,500 Review
AKG K553 Pro Reference Studio – Video
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Audeze EL 8 Headphones Review – Video
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Sennheiser Momentum Wireless M Review – Video
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Audio-Technica MSR7 Headphones – Video
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Fostex TH-500RP Review
May 15, 2015 Comments Off on Fostex TH-500RP Review
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” First I would like to talk about power and amping, these do require a good headphone amplifier, they are not suitable for using with a standard portable source. Even thought they only have 48Ohm impedance, the sensitivity is only 93dB/mW, I had to put the gain on my iFi iCan up to +10 for these, and it drives them with ease like that. Also note these use Planar magnetic drivers, not your usual dynamic drivers, by design they do prefer more powerful amplifiers.”
Sennheiser RS175 Video Review – Video
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Sennheiser URBANITE XL Wireless Headphones Review – Video
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SENNHEISER MOMENTUM WIRELESS HEADPHONES – REVIEW
May 12, 2015 Comments Off on SENNHEISER MOMENTUM WIRELESS HEADPHONES – REVIEW
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” Bluetooth (or just powering up the headset) adds in noise cancellation, which works surprisingly well. I’m relatively used to NoiseGuard (my preferred noise cancellers are Sennheiser PXC450s) and the cancellation on the Momentum seems every bit as effective.”
MUSICAL FIDELITY MF-200 – REVIEW
May 11, 2015 Comments Off on MUSICAL FIDELITY MF-200 – REVIEW
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“Vocals are forward and fresh with good separation. However, do not expect romantically soft, voluminous and lush mids. The details are amazing; depending on the record they can be a bit edgy, though. This is apparent with modern records that have little dynamic range and push the volume too high. The upper mids/ lower treble has a pronunciation that retrieves a lot of information, gives an airy sound, but can also cause fatigue when used extensively. The upper treble is very well extended.”
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