Grado Prestige Series Headphone Comparison – Video
March 3, 2017 Comments Off on Grado Prestige Series Headphone Comparison – Video
HiFiMan HE1000 V2 Headphones Review
March 2, 2017 Comments Off on HiFiMan HE1000 V2 Headphones Review
In his “Conclusion,” Brent wrote: “HiFiMan’s HE1000 V2s aren’t all that different from their original HE1000s, and that’s a good thing — the HE1000s are widely regarded as being some of the very best headphones you can buy.” Instead, he described the V2s’ sound as “a little different from their forebears’ — not better,” and added: “But hey — when you’re already making one of the world’s best headphones, it’s pretty tough to deliver a dramatic improvement.”
The 5 Best Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones – Video
March 2, 2017 Comments Off on The 5 Best Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones – Video
Master and Dynamic MW50 Bluetooth Headphones – Hands On Review – Video
March 1, 2017 Comments Off on Master and Dynamic MW50 Bluetooth Headphones – Hands On Review – Video
Sony MDR-1000X Bluetooth Headphones Review
February 28, 2017 Comments Off on Sony MDR-1000X Bluetooth Headphones Review
“Unfortunately, in fully passive mode (completely powered off and using the supplied analog cable to connect to the source), the sound was abysmal; muddy and muffled with a thudding bass that left the overall profile sounding heavily veiled. Of course, you’re not buying the MDR-1000X for primarily corded and powered-down use, so this drawback is only important if the battery dies. According to Sony, this shouldn’t happen often, as with ANC activated the MDR-1000X have a claimed max use time of 20 hours.”
Grado SR325e Headphones $299 Review
February 26, 2017 Comments Off on Grado SR325e Headphones $299 Review
“The electric bass too should be noted for its masterful weight as well as the elasticity of the strings that the 325e imparted. On to the track “Given” I was presented with a large and immersive soundstage with remarkable layering. The Grado 325e was able to produce captivating textures, delicacy and saturated tones from the violins and the guitar, impressing me with their embodied nature – precision and emotion conveyed superbly. No less impressive was the 325e in its corporeal delivery of Caroline St. Louis and Stephan Ritch’s vocals”
Audeze Sine Portable Planar Magnetic Headphone Review
February 25, 2017 Comments Off on Audeze Sine Portable Planar Magnetic Headphone Review
“When passages got busy, the Sine was able to handle it with ease. It has this amazing controlled and coherent sound that provides a very well-paced presentation. The Meze falls but gets back on his feet and does a great job entertaining us again. The Sine is much snappier, sharper, and textured in its delivery. The only gripe I had with it is really its lack of low-end heft and mid-range presence/weight. Otherwise, a superbly designed headphone that’s easy to take on-the-go.”
MRSPEAKERS ETHER FLOW OPEN-BACKED PLANAR MAGNETIC HEADPHONES REVIEW
February 25, 2017 Comments Off on MRSPEAKERS ETHER FLOW OPEN-BACKED PLANAR MAGNETIC HEADPHONES REVIEW
“When I first heard MrSpeakers’ original ETHER headphones, they seemed so accomplished that I could scarcely have imagined a new ETHER-derived model would soon come along offering even higher levels of performance, but that is precisely what the ETHER Flow does. The ETHER Flow is at once a headphone that is endlessly engaging and always invigorating to hear, yet that is so smooth sounding, comfortable, and relaxing that it makes us want to listen for hours on end. It is everything that a great transducer should be.”
AKG’s twin flagship headphones, the K812 and K872 $1,499 – Review
February 25, 2017 Comments Off on AKG’s twin flagship headphones, the K812 and K872 $1,499 – Review
“So what I’m saying here is the K872 and K812 sound different. The K812 is leaner, the K872 fuller, the K812 is more transparent, open, and spacious, the K872 is less so. The K812 lets you hear the world around you, the K872 hushes the din. They look and feel nearly the same, and they’re both the same retail price, $1,499, but it’s easier to find discounts on the K812.”
Sony MDR-Z1R Review
February 24, 2017 Comments Off on Sony MDR-Z1R Review
“The first thing we notice is the Sony’s seismic bass performance. It’s not massively overstated as is the current fashion, but impresses through a combination of power, authority and agility that few rivals match.
Being a closed-back design helps as far as bass quantity and power is concerned, and of course, drops the amount of environmental noise to a low level.
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