inear stagediver 4s Review
July 19, 2016 Comments Off on inear stagediver 4s Review
” For their universal series, or StageDivers (they do a custom version of this series called Livepro) as InEar like to call them, you have two choices in size and shape for your purchase. Regardless of whether you want 1 through to 4 armatures, you can opt for the standard size or an S model, meaning a smaller housing. So I have the S version of their most packed model, the quad driver, which comes in at €679. Unless you have unholy big ears I would probably opt for the smaller version, I have experience with both their housing sizes and seal just great with both, but why take the risk of something bigger? Oddly Josh with his mini ears found the bigger ones comfortable, finding them to fit akin to a custom.”
Technics EAH-T 700 Headphone $1,199 Review
July 18, 2016 Comments Off on Technics EAH-T 700 Headphone $1,199 Review
“These closed-back headphones weigh a little over a pound (16.6 ounces), but I still found them a pleasure to wear. The luscious earpads and supple headband are largely responsible for the EAH-T700s’ comfort. The pads also do a great job sealing out external noise, so I took the EAH-T700s out to a local park with my Astell & Kern Jr high-resolution music player. That turned out to be a great pairing because the EAH-T700s are more sensitive than any other flagship headphones I’ve tried, so they played louder and were more dynamically alive than the other ’phones with portable players. Pumping up the volume to “11,” the bass slam was truly visceral on my LCD Soundsystem albums. So if you do a lot of listening on the go and crave audiophile sound quality and maximum dynamics, the EAH-T700 would be a great choice.”
The Inexpensive and Great Sounding Beyerdynamic DTX 350 m Review – Video
July 18, 2016 Comments Off on The Inexpensive and Great Sounding Beyerdynamic DTX 350 m Review – Video
JTL Audio products
July 18, 2016 Comments Off on JTL Audio products
NOBLE AUDIO K10 – REVIEW
July 18, 2016 Comments Off on NOBLE AUDIO K10 – REVIEW
“t’s a lot easier to shoot hard-angled objects. Flags can be roughly cut and are easier to position. Reflectors can be smaller, and require less precise angling. I approach each earphone I shoot as a wholly different task with a wholly different studio setup: a custom studio, if you will. But custom set ups have downsides. You can’t suddenly shoot another product. You need to tear down, model, carve, and set up again. The K10C slips right in the ear. It is comfy. And, it should sound the same from ear to ear. I feel that it fits a wide array of music, but it is warmer, softer upper midrange edges make it a better fit for music that’s not trance or EDM.”
Estelon loudspeaker XB £25,000 Review
July 17, 2016 Comments Off on Estelon loudspeaker XB £25,000 Review
” The XB is the big Estelon loudspeaker for a smaller room. And that means the kind of real-world European and Asian listening spaces that might be used with a system of this kind of price and calibre. Put this system in a larger room and the integration between bass and everything else gets a bit hazy and the resulting sound is thin in the upper bass. In that smaller room, XB becomes beautifully integrated and exhibits a complete lack of overhang. There is still a dryness to the overall sound, a characteristic seemingly common to Accuton-based speakers, but the concept of a completely honest set of electronics driving a pair of inherently musical loudspeakers works and works well.”
Phiaton BT 460 Headphones Review – Video
July 17, 2016 Comments Off on Phiaton BT 460 Headphones Review – Video
FINAL AUDIO DESIGN SONOROUS III REVIEW
July 17, 2016 Comments Off on FINAL AUDIO DESIGN SONOROUS III REVIEW
” The cable is brilliant, it is extremely resistant to tangles. Final Audio Design has chosen to keep using the dual entry cable design. I think this is a great thing as it just feels more balanced on the head than a single entry setup does. Splitters and jack points are all very robust being made from polished aluminium with good strain reliefs built up on the inside. To attach and detach the cable to the ear-cups is super simple, just insert, twist and they lock securely in place.”
RHAPSODIO IEM CABLE REVIEW
July 17, 2016 Comments Off on RHAPSODIO IEM CABLE REVIEW
” It might not come as a surprise that I’m pretty infatuated with the Golden, and it ended up being one of my favorite cables. With the right pairing like an iem as the S-EM9 and especially Zeus, it manages to take a world class iem to yet another level with its beautiful tonality. But considering my praise, it might be a bit surprising that it isn’t even one of Sammy’s own favorites. He personally prefers the Silver Litz or Wizard OCC, as his preference is for an uncolored sound with a primary focus on resolution. So I guess that puts everything in perspective: in the end, preference always speaks the final word. And of course, matching is essential.”
ZMF OMNI Review
July 17, 2016 Comments Off on ZMF OMNI Review
” I believe the Omni does editorializing. I put on a live Richard and Linda Thompson concert, “You’re Gonna Need Somebody” (16/44 flac, Live at the Aurora Theater, Baltimore, Maryland May 13, 1982). Now, if you’ve ever trolled the internet and downloaded a concert, you know they are often not of pristine sound, and this one is no exception. It has edgy, penetrating highs, and is difficult to listen to at length on much gear (it sounds recorded off the board). While the sharp highs aren’t completely ameliorated, I had to play this concert from the initial American tour of one of my favorite bands EVER to the end. Hearing Richard and Linda center stage sounding as if they were in front of me, with the crack band and Richard’s incendiary guitar left me with a stupid grin on my face ”
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