FOCAL UTOPIA $4,000 REVIEW
September 2, 2016 Comments Off on FOCAL UTOPIA $4,000 REVIEW
” Put them on, and and you’ll find it hard to believe the Utopias weigh nearly 500 grams. Due to careful design of the headband, they really don’t feel heavy once they’re on. There’s no pressure on the top of your head or over the ears, with no uncomfortable “hanging.” Instead, they almost feel part of your skull.

Sony’s MDR-1000X is one high-tech wireless noise-canceling headphone – Video
September 2, 2016 Comments Off on Sony’s MDR-1000X is one high-tech wireless noise-canceling headphone – Video
THE BEST PLANAR MAGNETIC HEADPHONES – TOP 10
September 1, 2016 Comments Off on THE BEST PLANAR MAGNETIC HEADPHONES – TOP 10
” Planar magnetic headphones and their benefits are well known amongst the audiophile community but perhaps not so much to the casual observer. Planar headphones lie somewhere in between dynamic driver headphones (eg. Sennheiser HD800) and Electrostatic headphones (eg Kingsound KS-H1, Stax etc). The use of an ultra fast moving and super thin diaphragm set between two magnets means you can step over some of the limitations imposed in dynamic headphones. If you want to know more about the technology it is well worth reading Tyll Herstens explanation of how planar magnetic headphones work over at Inner Fidelity. ”

Sony MDR 1000X Headphones – Video
September 1, 2016 Comments Off on Sony MDR 1000X Headphones – Video
HIFIMAN EDITION S REVIEW
August 31, 2016 Comments Off on HIFIMAN EDITION S REVIEW
” The sound signature of the Edition S logically changes when you turn it in to an open headphone but in both cases the Edition S has a more musical and fun tuning than it has a “reference” one as many call it. Bass and mids have bigger body than in a neutral tuned headphone and the treble is soft and easy to listen to yet at the same time you get a good level of detail and clarity while the sound
stage is more than just ok. I would say the character of the Edition S tilts more to the warmer side but this isn’t an overly warm or colored headphone.”

Puro Sound Labs’ headphones Review – Video
August 28, 2016 Comments Off on Puro Sound Labs’ headphones Review – Video
How to: Change Ear Pads on Audeze LCD Headphones – Video
August 27, 2016 Comments Off on How to: Change Ear Pads on Audeze LCD Headphones – Video
Sennheiser PXC 550 Wireless Headphones Review – Video
August 26, 2016 Comments Off on Sennheiser PXC 550 Wireless Headphones Review – Video
Grado RS1e Headphone Review
August 20, 2016 Comments Off on Grado RS1e Headphone Review
“I listened to the RS1e at home on my desktop with a Woo Audio WA7 tube headphone amplifier, and on the go with my Astell & Kern Jr music player. Noah Wall’s Down Home Blues (192-kHz/ 24-bit) brought out the best in the RS1e: That spacious soundstage, freewheeling dynamics, and vivid clarity down to the quietest details of the recording were all more effortlessly revealed than what I heard from my 10-year-old original Grado RS1. The family resemblance was obvious, but the RS1 had a fuller, fleshier tonal balance, while the RS1e’s clarity outpaced the elder model.”

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