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“While Brent described the Klipsch HP-3s as being “very competitive” for the price if used only in a home setting, he emphasized their versatility: “Unlike with so many headphones, there’s simply no reason not to like the HP-3s — no troublesome sonic colorations, no discomfort, and nothing to worry about in choosing partnering gear. . . . If you want a great set of audiophile headphones you can easily carry with you and use with any source device you happen to have in your bag, the HP-3s, in my opinion, have no serious competition.”

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“There’s no doubt. Erzetich Audio Phobos and Deimos makes a powerful, mighty combination. I’ve heard Phobos prototype at the last years Multi-Media Audio show and the headphones have already shown a great potential, but the final-production version brings the overall balancing act, that can instantly ignite more than just a casual listener’ attention. Phobos and Deimos drags you into the music, avoiding the usual mind precognition layering.

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“Twenty-three years ago, in a city far, far away, I purchased the most expensive, mahogany headphones in the world: the Grado RS1. They had been on the market just a year, garnering enormous critical acclaim, and were Grado’s first wood body cans, ever. It took me a year to scrape together the $695 and pay list price for these gems. They were delivered in a mahogany wood presentation case for the first year of production, which I missed getting by a month. Oh well…but they did supply an extension cord as a bonus. (Still not happy about losing out on the case.)