MrSpeakers Aeon Flow Open Review – Video
March 18, 2018 Comments Off on MrSpeakers Aeon Flow Open Review – Video
NOONTEC HAMO WIRELESS PRO HEADPHONE REVIEW
March 16, 2018 Comments Off on NOONTEC HAMO WIRELESS PRO HEADPHONE REVIEW
“Noontec has become well known for offering very good sound quality and the Hammo are no exception. The sound is fairly neutral with a slight prominence to the low end and an overall smooth and clean output. I am not sure I would use them as my studio monitors as I prefer a very flat sound for that and the emphasis here is far more geared to the enjoyment of music than out and out monitoring. The could, of course, be used in such a scenario but I much prefer them as a day to day headphone when listening for pleasure.”
PSB M4U 8 Over Ear Wireless Noise Canceling Review – video
March 15, 2018 Comments Off on PSB M4U 8 Over Ear Wireless Noise Canceling Review – video
Master and Dynamic MH40 Over-Ear Sealed Headphones -Video
March 14, 2018 Comments Off on Master and Dynamic MH40 Over-Ear Sealed Headphones -Video
MrSpeakers Aeon Flow Open Headphone $800 Review
March 13, 2018 Comments Off on MrSpeakers Aeon Flow Open Headphone $800 Review
“The low is fitted and honed to the point where it strikes with authority and little else to muddle the way in its delivery. It is by no means a bass heavy headphone, but produces when the music calls for it. More importantly, it is tight and punchy when it counts. Listening to the bare bass guitar on the opening Jason Mraz’s I Won’t Give Up the Aeon, picked up the nuances of the string picking as well as the low impact of the final note that drops in the measure. While the Sennheiser HD650 on hand was also able to recreate some of that same feeling, there was a slight undertone of blur to the same string, fogging the picture.”
GRADO PS2000E $2695, REVIEW
March 12, 2018 Comments Off on GRADO PS2000E $2695, REVIEW
“Listeners who appreciate classical music and dynamic recordings will appreciate the transducers wide soundstage and layering. The air and space between musicians was well defined. The imaging and space with exceptional layering showcased every piece of the orchestra. When I closed my eyes I could feel the excitement of the orchestra and the speed and dynamics of the PS2000e always delivered the majestic performances with musicality, imaging with a first rate clear picture of the musicians and their individual sections. The outline of each section and musician was excellent and the air between the instrument and musician was special.”
PSB M4U 8 Noise-Canceling Wireless Headphones Review
March 12, 2018 Comments Off on PSB M4U 8 Noise-Canceling Wireless Headphones Review
“The Beats Studio3 Wireless headphones ($349.95) feature Pure Adaptive Noise Canceling, Bluetooth wireless functionality, and good sound quality. The Sennheiser PXC 550 ($399.95) has an incredible array of features and benefits, including excellent sound quality, adaptive noise-canceling, and a fold-up design. The Bose QuietComfort 35 Wireless Headphones II ($349.95) have Google Assistant built in, as well as adjustable noise cancellation. They offer Volume Optimized EQ, which adjusts the sonic frequencies depending on how loud you are listening–sort of like the loudness button for adding bass when listening at low volumes, but I heard some changes even at higher volumes. They do not fold up, though. The Sony MDR-1000X ($248.00) has adjustable noise cancellation, but I felt that, to get the ANC to a level where the outside noise was attenuated fully, the sound quality was negatively impacted. The rest of the Sony’s features are well designed and work nicely. As a result, I had to rate the Sony ANC capabilities last in the pack, and ANC is such an important feature for mobile use.”
HiFiMAN Sundara Open Around Ear Planar Magnetic Headphones – video
March 7, 2018 Comments Off on HiFiMAN Sundara Open Around Ear Planar Magnetic Headphones – video
Beyerdynamic Aventho Wireless $449 Review
March 4, 2018 Comments Off on Beyerdynamic Aventho Wireless $449 Review
“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.”
HiFiMan Susvara $6,00 Review
March 2, 2018 Comments Off on HiFiMan Susvara $6,00 Review
“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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