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“It all comes down to price. The Aventho Wireless headphones look and feel great, and delivers a solid audio experience. The app is neat, too, though you might not notice a tremendous difference in sound quality. But we can’t quite get past the $449 price. We’ve tested plenty of headphones that cost less and deliver similar wireless audio. The Sony WH-1000XM2, JBL Everest 710, Bowers & Wilkins P5 Wireless, and B&O Beoplay H4 are all less expensive and worth your attention. We can’t say Beyerdynamic doesn’t offer a good audio experience here, but the price still seems inflated.”

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“Another point that needs to be addressed is the paraphernalia issue. You don’t buy the Susvara and play them with a Chord Mojo. They will play and actually make nice music too but for them to properly sing you need gear with cojones the size of coconuts. Quality amplification is one thing, quality combined with quantity is another and don’t even think of playing the Sus with a single flimsy A class watt, no matter how good it is, it wont cut it. The Metaxas Memento Mori was fantastic but did not pushed them to the limit, the Air Tight was much more like it and the Viva Egoista 845 would have been great. Think Woo Audio, think Cavalli, don’t come with a knife on a bazooka fight. Trafomatic Audio has a new over the top headphone amplifier, the Primavera and I’m guessing this would be an out of this world good combo.”

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‘My experience with Final Audio headphones so far has been limited to their Sonorous VI (formerly known as Pandora Hope VI). Which is a hybrid headphone that utilizes a single balanced armature driver for high notes. Although it has its own strengths I have moved away from it because of comfort issues. The BA often pushed against my ear causing discomfort, but other than that it was a great headphone.”

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“Acoustic Research’s AR-H1 headphones not only won a Reviewers’ Choice award when Brent’s review was published, they’re now also the latest addition to our list of Recommended Reference Components — the first AR product to be included. Their high level of sound quality was a big surprise — welcome back to the world of audiophiles, Acoustic Research.”

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” Headphones have made leaps and bounds over the last decade incorporating technology and research usually afforded expensive, two-channel audio. The LCD-3s do not have noise cancelling and are not for your daily workout or commute. They are an addition to the finest pieces in your home stereo arsenal with equal quality and technological advancements. Very highly recommended. ”