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“I mentioned before that Technics is aiming for the audiophile with this headphone and that reflects in the price. Yes, Technics does use nothing but quality materials and a double driver but the price at the moment still is a little over €/$1000 and that puts it in Audeze, Sennheiser, Beyerdynamic and Hifiman territory. Brands known for having excellent sounding “audiophile” headphones. Can Technics compete with them sound-wise? You’re about to find out.”

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” After all those years I’ve finally experienced a V-Moda Headphone. The V-Moda Crossfade 2 Wireless left me a positive impression overall with it’s great build quality, form factor, style and usage. To be honest with you, sound is not up to my liking overall. When I look at it in an objective manner though, it’s a great headphone for bass lovers and fun sound signature. Also I really liked the performance on movies and games, even tough it has a very good sound for music listening.”

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” I prefer the term “acoustic resistor” as it’s often used to describe aperiodic vents. Aperiodic vents are sometimes used in small speaker enclosures to reduce the “pressure effect” at low frequencies without introducing resonances as simple ports do—hense the term “aperiodic.” In the MDR-Z1R this resistor is made of long-fiber Canadian softwood pulp in the traditional Japanese Washi paper style.”

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” The PS2000e headphones step up the game established by the 1000e, but retain the PS1000e tightly focused imaging, professional level neutrality, spot on tonality, and low distortion at all volume levels. The 2000e diverge from there with significantly brighter tonal colors, a bigger sound-stage, a truly life-like realistic presentation, a faster snappier sound, and an overall openness that is not a result of DSP or the like, but careful use of materials and more powerful driver. This is an accomplishment that does not come cheap…$2695 to be exact, Grado’s most expensive headphone offering. ”

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“Overall I was very impressed with Meze’s newest offering. The 99 Neos offer a very similar performance to their wildly popular 99 Classics, but come in at a $50 USD lower price point and while note as fully refined in the sub-bass and treble regions, they do offer a very similar overall experience that still had me smiling! The comfort, noise isolation and build quality is exactly what we have come to expect from Meze and when coupled with the very musical, clean and ultimately enjoyable sound quality, these headphones should be a very strong consideration for you if you’re looking for a wonderful pair of portable full-sized headphones!”