Sennheiser Momentum Wireless REVIEW – Video
March 25, 2015 Comments Off on Sennheiser Momentum Wireless REVIEW – Video
Hifiman HE1000 Planar Dynamic Flagship Review
March 24, 2015 Comments Off on Hifiman HE1000 Planar Dynamic Flagship Review
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“From triangles down to the deepest bass my ears can discern (and that my head can literally feel from the diaphragms), the HE-1000 (with recordings that supply it with such information) conveys the sense of a physically energized acoustic at least as well–and probably more–than any other headphone I’ve heard”
Spiral Ear SE 5-way Ultimate: First Impressions
March 24, 2015 Comments Off on Spiral Ear SE 5-way Ultimate: First Impressions
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“One of my last test tracks I know very well, San Pedro from Vibrasphere off the exceptional Fahrenheit Project Part 2, shows off the differences in presentation quite significantly. From the JH24, the music is well articulated, detailed, and is an overall excellent experience. When switching to the Ultimate, the sound opens up with much greater depth of space, including a wider presentation, with what I consider a recreation that is truer to the artist’s intent.”
JEFF ROWLAND DESIGN GROUP CONTINUUM S2 INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER REVIEW
March 24, 2015 Comments Off on JEFF ROWLAND DESIGN GROUP CONTINUUM S2 INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER REVIEW
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“In fact, after listening to the Continuum S2 for some weeks, a lot of amplification sounded hard and glassy, and I found the Jeff Rowland amp harder than most to give back.”
Krell Chorus 7200 Amplifier Review
March 23, 2015 Comments Off on Krell Chorus 7200 Amplifier Review
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“I lived with the Krell for a few days before really putting it to the test, but I was impressed by its neutral tonal quality out of the gate. Not too bright, not too laid-back. When I finally sat down for some critical listening, I truly started to appreciate how sweet this amp sounded.”
Lear LCM BD4.2 Review
March 23, 2015 Comments Off on Lear LCM BD4.2 Review
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“Nearly all CIEM require routine instructions to place an order. Their makers require your ear mould impression which should be generated by an audiologist. The precise process can differ. Some manufacturers want your face relaxed during this procedure. Others want your mouth fully opened, some want it fully closed. Lear specify an impression that should reach deeply into the second bend of your ear canal for best results”
PSB Imagine X Speaker System Reviewed
March 23, 2015 Comments Off on PSB Imagine X Speaker System Reviewed
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” After making initial speaker and sub settings manually, I listened to a few familiar 5.1 music tracks to get a baseline. The system sounded quite good overall, but bass response seemed a bit heavy. Rather than continuing to fiddle with manual adjustments, I just ran the Audyssey MultEQ XT32 auto room correction software on my pre/pro to see if the software could squeeze out better performance”
SONY NW-ZX2 DIGITAL MEDIA PLAYER – REVIEW
March 22, 2015 Comments Off on SONY NW-ZX2 DIGITAL MEDIA PLAYER – REVIEW
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“Conversely, many portable players lack enough amplifier power to drive low-sensitivity, high-impedance, full-sized headphones to satisfying volume levels. The Sony NW-ZX2 proved to be among the more “headphone-friendly” portable players I’ve tried, in that it supported a wide range of headphone sensitivities.”
Krell Solo 375 Mono-Block Amplifier Reviewed
March 22, 2015 Comments Off on Krell Solo 375 Mono-Block Amplifier Reviewed
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“I was struck by how intimate and warm Krall’s voice sounded. She sounded like she was right in the room with me, about eight feet away, with very little ambience. In fact, based on her voice, I’d almost have thought someone deadened up my listening room with about 30 square feet of Sonex foa”
Entreq Tellus and Eartha Silver Cables
March 22, 2015 Comments Off on Entreq Tellus and Eartha Silver Cables
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“The effect of the Entreq can best be described as a tightening of imaging and soundstaging, with clearer definition between instruments. The most obvious change is the change in depth perception, with the soundstage moving back at least a few rows. The second most obvious change is the pinpoint accuracy of imaging. Although image sizes are smaller, they are clearly defined in space”
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