Steve Guttenberg Audiophiliac

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• 16:34

  HIFIMAN Edition XS Planar Magnetic Headphone Review

  96,4 mil visualizacionesfeb 2022

  The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN Edition XS to be an extremely comfortable and open-sounding planar magnetic headphone that delivers excellent detail, air, and a neutral-warm tonality. It outperforms the Sennheiser HD 6XX and Grado Hemp in clarity and bass control, though it falls short of the much more expensive original HE1000. The reviewer highly recommends it for those in the $500 price range.

  Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN Edition Xs79

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• 21:05

  Glorious Grados: RS-1X headphone and Platinum3 cartridge

  37,1 mil visualizacionesdic 2021

  The reviewer finds the Grado RS1x to be a lively, transparent, and dynamic open-back headphone that excels at delivering an intimate, 'you are there' experience, especially with vocals and acoustic music. It is significantly more transparent and dynamic than the original RS1, with tighter bass and a very open soundstage, though the treble is a tad bright and the bass is not full or sumptuous. The reviewer notes it is easy to drive, comfortable enough, and requires a long break-in period, but the non-detachable cable and high clamping pressure are minor drawbacks.

  Producto reseñadoGrado Rs1x72

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• 15:40

  Wear Luxury! Beyerdynamic T1 & T5 (3rd Gen) headphones ($999 each)

  35,2 mil visualizacionessept 2020

  The reviewer praises both the Beyerdynamic T1 and T5 3rd Gen headphones as excellent, comfortable, and well-built. He notes they sound very similar, with the T5 offering slightly more bass and intimacy due to its closed-back design, while the T1 is more open and spacious. He concludes both are superb, with the choice depending on whether you need portability and isolation (T5) or a more open sound for home listening (T1).

  Producto reseñadoBeyerdynamic T5 3rd70

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• 13:56

  Comparison Review: Grado HEMP and Audeze LCD1, Sennheiser HD6XX, and Hifiman Sundara headphones

  50,4 mil visualizacionesjun 2020

  The reviewer finds the Grado Hemp headphones to be an exciting, dynamic, and fun-sounding open-back headphone with a lively, immediate presentation that stands out against competitors like the Audeze LCD-1, Sennheiser HD6XX, and Hifiman Sundara. While it is bright and not the smoothest or most polite option, its visceral energy, deep bass, and engaging 'live' feel make it a compelling choice, especially for those who enjoy a more vibrant sound.

  Producto reseñadoGrado Hemp67

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• 13:43

  The best sounding headphone on the planet -- Abyss AB 1266 TC

  46,7 mil visualizacionesmar 2020

  The reviewer considers the Abyss AB1266 TC the best-sounding headphone he has ever heard, praising its exceptional soundstage, dynamics, and bass, along with its comfortable fit despite its weight. He notes it is a significant improvement over the original AB1266, offering deeper resolution and clarity, though he acknowledges the high price as a major drawback.

  Producto reseñadoAbyss AB1266 TC66

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• 3:30

  Reviewed: Focal Elegia headphones

  50 mil visualizacionesoct 2018

  The reviewer finds the Focal Elegia to be a very clear and detailed closed-back headphone, though it leans bright and forward in sound, which he finds a bit relentless compared to a more relaxed alternative. He praises its comfort and passive noise isolation but strongly dislikes the stiff, kinky stock cable, suggesting an aftermarket replacement. Overall, he sees it as a good but not universally appealing headphone, depending on taste.

  Producto reseñadoFocal Elegia67

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• 8:24

  Comparison listening test: Sennheiser HD 820, HD 800S, Audeze LCD XC, Sony Z1R headphones

  65,8 mil visualizacionesago 2018

  The reviewer compares four high-end closed-back headphones, including the Audeze LCD-XC, which he praises for its dynamic, lively, and high-energy sound with deep, tight, and fast bass. However, he notes it is the heaviest and least comfortable of the group, making it less suitable for long listening sessions. He concludes that the best choice depends on personal priorities, with the LCD-XC being ideal for those seeking a more engaging, rock-and-roll sound.

  Producto reseñadoAudeze LCD-XC68

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• 8:24

  Comparison listening test: Sennheiser HD 820, HD 800S, Audeze LCD XC, Sony Z1R headphones

  65,7 mil visualizacionesago 2018

  The reviewer compares the Sennheiser HD 820 to other high-end closed-back headphones, finding it a comfortable and well-built closed-back option with more bass than the HD 800S, but noting it sounds like a closed headphone and is less open and balanced than the HD 800S. He concludes the HD 820 is a good choice for those prioritizing comfort and sound quality in a closed-back design, but the HD 800S is better for accuracy and openness.

  Producto reseñadoSennheiser HD 82065

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• 5:59

  Reviewed: Hifiman Ananda headphone + music review

  31,2 mil visualizacionesjul 2018

  The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN Ananda to be a lively, fast-sounding planar magnetic headphone that is comfortable and easy to drive, offering great value at $999. He prefers it over the more expensive HE1000 V2 for rock music, though he notes the HE1000 sounds more natural for acoustic music. Overall, he likes the Ananda a lot and recommends it.

  Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN Ananda76

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