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  • 19:17

    Sennheiser Just Solved Closed Back Headphones - HD 480 Pro Review

    71,1 mil visualizacionesjun 2026

    The reviewer praises the Sennheiser HD 480 Pro as an exceptional closed-back headphone that outperforms many audiophile options, including those costing thousands of dollars, due to its clear and balanced sound signature. While the bass is slightly sub-bass focused and less textured, the midrange and treble are excellent, and the comfort and utilitarian design are highly regarded. The reviewer concludes it is a top-tier choice for sound quality, despite a less premium feel.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser HD 480 PRO86
  • 21:37

    Sennheiser HD 480 Pro DESTROYS The Studio Headphone Market

    54 mil visualizacionesmay 2026

    The reviewer finds the Sennheiser HD 480 Pro to be an exceptionally well-tuned closed-back studio headphone that excels in build, comfort, and overall sound quality, making it a strong all-rounder for both professional and consumer use. While it has minor issues like a slightly forward bass, a thin midrange, and a coiled-only cable, the reviewer considers it one of the best closed-back headphones available, with a neutral, slightly warm tuning and excellent imaging.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser HD 480 PRO86
  • 15:36

    Did Beyerdynamic Get It Right?? DT 270 Pro Review

    22 mil visualizacionesmay 2026

    The reviewer finds the DT 270 Pro to be a surprisingly competent and well-integrated closed-back headphone from Beyerdynamic, offering a V-shaped sound with huge bass and smooth treble. However, the small ear cups and round pad openings cause discomfort for larger ears, and the sound signature is not natural, favoring genres like electronic music over acoustic or vocal-heavy tracks.

    Producto reseñadoBeyerdynamic DT 270 Pro74
  • 19:55

    CrinEar Reference Review - My new favorite IEM.

    83,1 mil visualizacionesabr 2026

    The reviewer praises the CrinEar Reference as one of the best IEMs currently available, highlighting its neutral tuning that reveals details without masking, excellent fit and comfort, and versatile sound. He notes that it offers two sound signatures depending on ear tips, and while he prefers the visual design of a competitor, he considers the Reference's build and performance outstanding.

    Producto reseñadoCrinEar Reference86
  • 15:49

    Sennheiser HD 600 vs HD 550 - NEW on-head measurement comparison

    32,2 mil visualizacionesabr 2026

    The reviewer compares the Sennheiser HD 600 and HD 550, finding both to be excellent value but with distinct characters. The HD 550 is more neutral and better extended in the bass, while the HD 600 offers a richer, more lush sound with a bit more treble sparkle. The reviewer concludes that the HD 600 is more fun and forgiving for rock, while the HD 550 shines with jazz and clarity, making the choice genre-dependent.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser HD 55081
  • 18:03

    FiiO JT7 Review - $119 Planar Benchmark Headphone?

    49,4 mil visualizacionesene 2026

    The reviewer finds the FiiO JT7 to be a surprisingly good budget planar headphone, offering excellent comfort, lightweight design, and solid bass for its $120 price. However, the sound has notable issues with a shouty upper midrange and rough, uneven treble, which become more apparent with extended listening. Overall, it's a decent value but not a benchmark, with the B pads helping to reduce some of the harshness.

    Producto reseñadoFiiO Jt778
  • 10:07

    Meze Strada Review — A Closed Back 109 Pro?

    5.2/10
    24,3 mil visualizacionesene 2026

    The reviewer finds the Meze Strada to be a well-built and comfortable closed-back headphone, but its sound signature is too U-shaped with excessive upper treble and a resonant ear gain, leading to a lean and incoherent presentation. While it can be EQ'd to sound good, the default tuning is not recommended, and the reviewer prefers other closed-back options like the DCA Aeon X Closed or Focal Azurys. The overall score is 5.2 out of 10, reflecting good comfort but poor sound quality.

    Producto reseñadoMeze STRADA72
  • 16:40

    The Abyss Joal is beautiful in the most frustrating way

    16,7 mil visualizacionesnov 2025

    The reviewer finds the Abyss Joal to be a beautifully built and comfortable headphone with a unique, warm vocal presentation and excellent clarity, but is frustrated by its inflexible ergonomics and inconsistent bass response that varies greatly with fit. While the sound is enjoyable and detailed, it lacks the linear bass extension and engaging low-end of competitors, making it a niche product that depends heavily on the listener's head shape.

    Producto reseñadoAbyss Joal71
  • 14:56

    Everyone’s Hyping the Sennheiser HDB 630 — Are They Right?

    221,1 mil visualizacionesnov 2025

    The reviewer finds the Sennheiser HDB 630 to be a strong wireless noise-cancelling headphone with excellent build, comfort, and particularly impressive bass quality, which is a meaningful step up from the Momentum 4. However, they note some mid-range forwardness and a slightly withdrawn mid-treble that can be addressed with the built-in parametric EQ, which they praise as a standout feature. Overall, they consider it a very good product that lives up to much of the hype, despite minor subjective quirks.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser HDB 63086
  • 16:44

    HE600 Review: Modern HiFiMAN vs the HE-6 Legacy

    31,6 mil visualizacionesoct 2025

    The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN HE600 to be a very good sounding planar magnetic headphone that, despite its name, does not sound like the legendary HE-6. Instead, it behaves more like an improved Sundara with better build quality, comfort, and a more linear, tonally accurate sound. While it lacks the intense bass impact of the HE-6, it offers excellent clarity and detail, making it a strong option at its price point, though it can sound a bit aggressive with rock and metal recordings.

    Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN HE 60081
  • 20:16

    HyperX Cloud III S Wireless Review — I Wasn't Expecting This

    162 mil visualizacionesoct 2025

    The reviewer finds the HyperX Cloud III S Wireless to be a very good gaming headset, especially for its sound quality, which is competitive with the Fractal Design Scape but a step behind the Audeze Maxwell. It offers a versatile, non-fatiguing sound signature, and the S version's ability to store EQ profiles on the headset is a major advantage. However, the build has minor drawbacks like limited cup swivel and a less refined aesthetic, and the companion software is not as flexible as competitors' offerings.

    Producto reseñadoHyperX Cloud III S Wireless81
  • 14:03

    Why You SHOULDN'T Buy HD 600... & What To Get Instead

    175,2 mil visualizacionessept 2025

    The reviewer and his guests discuss the shortcomings of the Sennheiser HD 600 and its siblings (HD 650, HD 6XX), such as lack of bass, limited soundstage, and comfort issues, then suggest alternatives like the Sony MDR-MV1, Hifiman Edition XV, and Aune AR5000. They conclude that while the HD 600 remains a legendary and worthwhile purchase for its neutral tuning, it may not suit everyone due to its specific weaknesses.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser HD 60079
  • 21:35

    Testing ALL Hifiman's new Headphones! - HE600, Edition XV, Ananda Unveiled & Audivina LE

    67,3 mil visualizacionessept 2025

    The reviewer gives initial impressions of the HiFiMAN Ananda Unveiled, noting it shares a similar visual design with the H1000 Unveiled but has a different magnet structure. They mention it has a slight 5 kHz quirk similar to the Arya Unveiled, but overall it seems to be a decent headphone, though the review is cut off before a full verdict is given.

    Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN Ananda Unveiled80
  • 21:35

    Testing ALL Hifiman's new Headphones! - HE600, Edition XV, Ananda Unveiled & Audivina LE

    67,3 mil visualizacionessept 2025

    The reviewer gives initial impressions of the HiFiMAN Edition Xv, highlighting its improved build quality with a new suspension headband and revised grille. They note that the tuning is more relaxed and less bright than typical HiFiMAN models, which they find enjoyable and more natural, though it sacrifices some airiness and bass tightness. Overall, they consider it a very good sounding headphone at its $400 price point.

    Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN Edition Xv84
  • 13:48

    Moondrop Para 2 Review — Exceptional Planar Drivers with Hidden Potential

    29,4 mil visualizacionesago 2025

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Para2 to be a technically capable planar headphone with a very good driver, but notes that its default sound signature is too lean and bright, making it a specialist rather than an all-rounder. However, swapping the earpads (specifically to the Fiio FD1 Pro pads) transforms the sound, fixing the leanness and making it one of the best-sounding headphones in its class. The build is large and heavy with a poor headband and cable, but comfort is decent thanks to the wide suspension strap.

    Producto reseñadoMoondrop Para276
  • 19:05

    A Gaming Headset for Grown-Ups — Fractal Scape Review

    163,1 mil visualizacionesago 2025

    The reviewer praises the Fractal Design Scape as a mature, well-designed gaming headset that competes with pricier options like the Maxwell, offering a lighter build, good wireless range, and a useful docking station. However, they note several drawbacks including scratchy ear pads, high clamp force, mediocre microphone quality, limited Bluetooth volume, and less effective noise isolation. Overall, they see it as a strong value at $200 with some compromises.

    Producto reseñadoFractal Design Scape82
  • 21:36

    Crinacle Daybreak IEM Review – Watch Before You Buy!

    84,3 mil visualizacionesjul 2025

    The reviewer and a guest find the CrinEar Daybreak to be a well-built and comfortable IEM with a competitive price, but they note that its stock tuning can sound shouty and clangy, and that tip selection significantly affects the sound. They recommend using wider bore tips to tame the upper mids, though this can introduce a resonance for some listeners. Overall, they see it as a solid option in the sub-$200 range, but with caveats about its tuning and accessories.

    Producto reseñadoCrinEar Daybreak84
  • 11:30

    Meze 105 Silva – Looks Amazing… But How Does It Sound?

    29,3 mil visualizacionesjul 2025

    The reviewer finds the Meze 105 Silva visually stunning and exceptionally well-built, but considers its sound quality a step up from the 105 AER yet still not competitive with cheaper alternatives like the Sennheiser HD 550. The treble has an unnatural shimmer, and while the bass and mids are good, the overall tuning requires EQ to fix, which reveals other issues. The reviewer ultimately wishes the premium design were paired with better acoustics.

    Producto reseñadoMeze 105 Silva78
  • 10:38

    Moondrop Horizon Review - What have they done??

    20,7 mil visualizacionesjul 2025

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Horizon's design intriguing, especially the open grill and magnetic pads, but concludes that its dark, muffled, and harsh sound signature is not competitive at the $200 price point. They note that while it could be a good modding platform, it fails to meet the quality bar set by rivals like the HD 6XX and FT1 Pro, and they do not recommend it.

    Producto reseñadoMoondrop Horizon49
  • 22:10

    Is Truthear Pure BETTER Than Hexa?

    84,9 mil visualizacionesjul 2025

    The reviewer compares the Truthear Pure to its predecessor, the Hexa, and finds it a worthy successor with a more relaxed, less analytical tuning. They note the Pure has a fuller low-mid and upper-bass presence, which adds richness and impact but slightly reduces clarity compared to the Hexa. The reviewer personally prefers the Pure for its smoother treble and more comfortable sound, though they mention some trade-offs depending on ear canal shape and tip choice.

    Producto reseñadoTRUTHEAR PURE77
  • 15:40

    The FiiO FT7 sounds great, but...

    45,4 mil visualizacionesjun 2025

    The reviewer finds the FiiO FT7 to be a solid, mostly neutral-bright planar headphone with excellent bass quality and a cohesive sound when using the suede pads, though the leather pads introduce more coloration. However, the driver's modal response and unit-to-unit variability are noted as a concern, and the stiff cable and sliding mechanism are minor ergonomic drawbacks. Overall, it competes well at its price but has some caveats.

    Producto reseñadoFiiO Ft781
  • 10:02

    Moondrop Edge Review - I'm mad about this one

    46,9 mil visualizacionesabr 2025

    The reviewer strongly dislikes the Moondrop Edge, calling it a bad-sounding headphone despite its low price and the hype around it. They find the tuning shouty and clangy, with a low-res presentation, and are particularly frustrated by a digital noise artifact and the overall lack of clarity. They do not recommend it, though they note the bass is decent in the best EQ mode and the color is nice.

    Producto reseñadoMoondrop EDGE69
  • 14:24

    Resolve and Listener FIGHT about the ZiiGaat Lush!

    11,7 mil visualizacionesabr 2025

    The reviewer and a guest disagree on the ZiiGaat Lush IEM. The guest finds its balanced bass and midrange coherent and enjoyable, while the reviewer criticizes its dull presentation and incoherent treble, especially with percussive sounds. They attribute their differing opinions to variations in ear anatomy and tip selection, noting the IEM is amenable to tip rolling for treble tuning.

    Producto reseñadoZiigaat Lush78
  • 13:43

    The MOST AFFORDABLE Studio Headphones? The $100 Audio Technica R30x Review

    25,6 mil visualizacionesabr 2025

    The reviewer finds the Audio-Technica R30x to be a solid, budget-friendly open-back studio headphone that offers good comfort and a balanced, slightly bright sound. While it has notable weaknesses in bass extension and resolution, especially at lower volumes, it performs well when driven louder and represents a good value at $100. The reviewer concludes it's a 'pretty good' purchase rather than an exceptional one.

    Producto reseñadoAudio-Technica R30x80
  • 17:17

    Focal Bathys MG Review - Raising the bar

    94,6 mil visualizacionesmar 2025

    The reviewer finds the Focal Bathys MG to be a clear improvement over the original Bathys, with a smoother, more balanced midrange and a more cohesive overall sound. While the bass is still elevated and can sound a bit thick or boomy at times, the treble is clear and the dynamic mode offers a well-tuned alternative. Comfort is generally excellent due to very compliant pads, though large-eared listeners may find their ears touching the baffle.

    Producto reseñadoFocal Bathys MG83
  • 32:08

    Sennheiser HD 550 Review — An Absolute BANGER That Took Us By Surprise

    82,8 mil visualizacionesmar 2025

    The reviewer and his colleagues find the Sennheiser HD 550 to be a surprisingly strong performer, essentially a refined and improved version of the HD 560s with a neutral, well-balanced sound. While they note some minor drawbacks like a slightly dry presentation and less premium build compared to the HD 6 series, they overall consider it a very good headphone that is comfortable and offers excellent mid-range clarity.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser HD 55081
  • 7:57

    First Look at Sennheiser's HD 505: Unboxing & Impressions

    17,6 mil visualizacionesfeb 2025

    The reviewer gives initial impressions of the Sennheiser HD 505, noting it is comfortable and has a surprisingly present bass, but finds the lower treble elevation noticeable and the overall tuning darker than the 6 series, which may not suit everyone. Despite some tonal quirks, the midrange is excellent and the imaging is impressive, leaving the reviewer eager to spend more time with it for a full review.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser HD 50579
  • 14:09

    Meze Poet Review - Shockingly beautiful... but does the sound match the looks?

    27 mil visualizacionesfeb 2025

    The reviewer finds the Meze Poet to be a beautifully crafted and mechanically excellent headphone, but notes that its sound, while pleasant and linear in the bass, suffers from an overly emphasized upper treble and a subjective resonance around 8 kHz that can make it sound harsh. They also mention comfort issues for large-headed users and a creaking sound during adjustment, concluding that while it's a good headphone, it falls short of the Mod House Tungsten in resolution and engagement.

    Producto reseñadoMeze Poet62
  • 32:27

    HiFiMAN Arya Unveiled Review - The hype is real!

    57,2 mil visualizacionesfeb 2025

    The reviewers find the HiFiMAN Arya Unveiled to be an excellent-sounding headphone, especially in the upper treble, which they consider the best in the Arya and HE1000 line. However, they note a spicy 5 kHz peak that benefits from EQ, and the build feels plasticky despite looking good. Overall, they agree it's one of the best HiFiMAN headphones they've heard, with minor caveats.

    Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN Arya Unveiled84
  • 10:24

    Sundara Closed - I took the cups off

    38,3 mil visualizacionesene 2025

    The reviewer concludes that the HiFiMAN Sundara Closed is a fundamentally flawed product that sounds nothing like the open-back Sundara, with severe treble spikes and a woolly mid-bass. They found that removing the cups made the sound worse, and while EQ can improve it, the required adjustments are so fine-grained and unit-dependent that the headphone remains categorically bad. They strongly advise against purchasing it.

    Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN Sundara Closed53
  • 16:50

    It just got better... DCA Noire X - Review

    50,1 mil visualizacionesnov 2024

    The reviewer finds the DCA Noire X to be a strong successor to the original Aon Noire, offering a well-tuned, engaging sound with punchy bass and airy treble, though it is less refined than the more expensive E3. Build quality is good with a lighter weight and self-adjusting headband, but it has minor drawbacks like a fingerprint-magnet finish and glued-on pads. Overall, it is considered a very good closed-back headphone in its price range, with the reviewer preferring it for its excitement over the E3's refinement.

    Producto reseñadoDan Clark Audio Noire X79
  • 15:34

    HiFiMAN HE1000 Unveiled Review - This time it IS just better

    46,9 mil visualizacionesoct 2024

    The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN HE1000 Unveiled to be a strong performer, noting it is better than other HE1000 variants they have tested, with improved vocal timbre and a smoother, less strident treble. They appreciate the consistent measurements and reduced mid-range dip, though they mention a slight excess around 4 kHz and recommend EQ for bass. They also note that while the unveiled design exposes the driver, the risk is lower than on the Susvara due to smaller gaps, and they consider the value of discounted older models to be better.

    Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN HE 1000 Unveiled82
  • 11:44

    The K361 killer: A truly excellent budget closed back (FiiO FT-1 Review)

    192,7 mil visualizacionessept 2024

    The reviewer finds the FiiO FT1 to be an excellent budget closed-back headphone that surpasses the AKG K371 in several ways, offering deep bass, a smooth midrange, and impressive soundstage for its price. While it has a minor treble spike and comfort issues with the stock headband, the reviewer highly recommends it, especially with an aftermarket suspension strap.

    Producto reseñadoFiiO Ft180
  • 23:42

    The BASS VIOLENCE headphone - Zeos Eris

    45,8 mil visualizacionessept 2024

    The reviewer finds the Harmonicdyne Eris to be a deliberately extreme bass-focused headphone with a very unusual tuning that sacrifices midrange and has piercing treble. While it is comfortable and easy to drive, the sound becomes fatiguing over time, and the reviewer concludes that other headphones with EQ can achieve better bass without the same problems.

    Producto reseñadoHarmonicdyne Eris60
  • 17:31

    Drop + Grell OAE1 - It's NOT just about soundstage

    27,9 mil visualizacionesago 2024

    The reviewer sees the Grell OAE1 as a deliberate, conceptually-driven experiment by Axel Grell that challenges the diffuse-field standard in headphone design, rather than a poorly executed product. While it intentionally deviates from conventional tuning—with a strong bass tilt and subdued treble—the reviewer finds it conceptually flawed and less natural than the HD600, though he respects the intent and execution. Ultimately, he views it as a case study that reinforces why the established wisdom about headphone voicing remains valid.

    Producto reseñadoGrell Oae168
  • 9:25

    Closed back showdown! HD620S vs Azurys

    67,8 mil visualizacionesjun 2024

    The reviewer compares the Focal Azurys and Sennheiser HD 620S, finding the Azurys superior in bass and midrange linearity but with a treble issue that makes it sound shouty or glary. The HD 620S has a more natural treble but a boxier bass. The reviewer cannot decisively pick a winner, noting both are strong closed-back options with different trade-offs.

    Producto reseñadoFocal Azurys79
  • 10:21

    FiiO JT1: $69 headphones with... potential

    51,7 mil visualizacionesjun 2024

    The reviewer finds the FiiO JT1 to be a budget headphone with a comfortable fit and decent build for the price, but its sound is marred by a large mid-bass hump that bleeds into the mids and vocals, making it sound tubby. While the treble and midrange are tolerable, the bass issue is a dealbreaker for stock use, though EQ can significantly improve it. The reviewer ultimately recommends alternatives like the AKG K361 unless the user is willing to apply EQ.

    Producto reseñadoFiiO Jt167
  • 16:33

    Did they make a closed HD600? - Sennheiser HD620S review

    85,7 mil visualizacionesjun 2024

    The reviewer finds the Sennheiser HD 620S to be a comfortable, well-built closed-back headphone that sounds good most of the time, but has occasional tonal inconsistencies (boxiness or brightness) and a timbre that doesn't match the open-back HD600 series. It is considered a strong closed-back option, comparable to the HD 660S, though not excellent, and is recommended for electronic and spatial audio content.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser HD 620s72
  • 17:47

    Dunu x GizAudio Da Vinci - This new trend in IEMs is great

    43,8 mil visualizacionesjun 2024

    The reviewer finds the Da Vinci to be a well-tuned hybrid IEM that follows the modern trend of population-average-based tuning, offering excellent mid-range tonality and a warm, bassy signature. However, the elevated bass masks some mid-range clarity and reduces dynamic impact compared to the Dusk's DSP tuning, making it a good but not perfect option at its price point.

    Producto reseñadoDUNU x Gizaudio DaVinci75
  • 20:18

    New Focal headphones for 2024! Azurys & Hadenys Review

    110,8 mil visualizacionesmay 2024

    The reviewer evaluates both the Focal Azurys (closed-back) and Hadenys (open-back) headphones, praising their lightweight comfort and smooth, well-measured sound signatures that deviate from Focal's typical tuning. While the Azurys is noted for its comfortable fit and easy drivability, the reviewer finds its timbre slightly shifted in the ear gain region, which can subtly affect electric guitars and percussive hits, and prefers a small EQ adjustment. Overall, the reviewer is positive about both, highlighting them as a breath of fresh air for Focal's ergonomics.

    Producto reseñadoFocal Azurys79
  • 20:18

    New Focal headphones for 2024! Azurys & Hadenys Review

    110,7 mil visualizacionesmay 2024

    The reviewer finds the new Focal Hadenys open-back headphones to be exceptionally comfortable and lightweight, with a well-tuned frequency response that includes a rare sub-bass elevation for an open-back. While the overall sound is smooth and clean, there is a subtle timbral shift in the ear gain region that may require a small EQ adjustment for some listeners. The reviewer praises the ergonomics and build, though notes the cable and aesthetic are less impressive.

    Producto reseñadoFocal Hadenys79
  • 20:12

    The world's best IEM? Subtonic Storm Review

    43,8 mil visualizacionesabr 2024

    The reviewer finds the Subtonic Storm to be an exceptional, near-reference IEM with a mostly balanced tuning and tasteful treble coloration, though its high price and anatomy-dependent treble response make it a niche product. The build, comfort, and accessories are praised, but the treble quirks and power requirements are noted as potential drawbacks.

    Producto reseñadoSubtonic STORMAún sin puntuar
  • 10:00

    The IEM I like more than headphones - Mega5est

    95,9 mil visualizacionesabr 2024

    The reviewer is extremely enthusiastic about the Hisenior Mega5EST, calling it the closest thing to perfection he's experienced in an IEM. He praises its balanced, detailed sound that rivals far more expensive gear, and notes it has reignited his passion for audio. He does mention a minor build issue with the two-pin connector lacking a retention mechanism.

    Producto reseñadoHisenior Mega5EST80
  • 21:45

    IE 200 vs IE 600 vs IE 900: A Comprehensive Review

    118,4 mil visualizacionesabr 2024

    The reviewer compares the Sennheiser IE 200, IE 600, and IE 900, finding they share a common driver but differ in tuning and build. The IE 200 is described as the most balanced and normal-sounding of the three, with good bass for its price, but it lacks the texture and refinement of its pricier siblings and has a problematic stock cable and inconsistent bass due to a nozzle hole. Overall, the IE 200 is seen as a respectable performer at its price point, though not as impressive as the IE 600 or IE 900.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser IE 20075
  • 21:45

    IE 200 vs IE 600 vs IE 900: A Comprehensive Review

    118,4 mil visualizacionesabr 2024

    The reviewer compares the Sennheiser IE 900, IE 600, and IE 200, focusing on the IE 900's performance. They praise its exceptional bass texture and dynamics but criticize its recessed midrange, which makes vocals sound stuffy, along with ergonomic and cable issues. Overall, the IE 900 is seen as a top-tier bass performer but with significant tonal compromises.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser IE 90073
  • 21:45

    IE 200 vs IE 600 vs IE 900: A Comprehensive Review

    118,4 mil visualizacionesabr 2024

    The reviewer compares the Sennheiser IE 200, IE 600, and IE 900, focusing on the IE 600 as a middle option. They find the IE 600 offers excellent bass quality and a more balanced tuning than the IE 900, though it lacks some of the IE 900's texturing and raw detail. The reviewer notes build and fit issues common to the series, such as a proprietary MMCX connector and flimsy stock tips, but overall considers the IE 600 a strong performer, especially under $1,000.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser IE 60075
  • 20:08

    The Moondrop x Crinacle Dusk is VERY good... sort of.

    115,1 mil visualizacionesabr 2024

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop x Crinacle Dusk to be an excellent IEM overall, especially with the DSP cable's default preset, which measures very well and sounds balanced, natural, and exceptional. However, the analog 3.5mm mode has a more zingy upper treble that may be too much for some, and the companion app is currently terrible. The reviewer also notes the product's unique dual dynamic, dual BA, and dual planar tweeter configuration, and appreciates the included leather case and spring tips.

    Producto reseñadoMoondrop x Crinacle Dusk80
  • 11:45

    Kiwi Ears x Crinacle Singolo - Proof of concept

    40,3 mil visualizacionesmar 2024

    The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears x Crinacle Singolo to be a disappointment, despite its reasonable measurements and low distortion. The main issue is a fit problem that causes a shrill, intolerable sound in his ears, which he attributes to the bulbous shell and nozzle design. He acknowledges it may work well for others with different ear shapes, but he personally would not choose it over competitors like the Hexa or Simgot EM6L.

    Producto reseñadoKIWI EARS x Crinacle: Singolo63
  • 15:41

    Thieaudio Hype 2 vs 4 vs 10 Showdown! Are they worth the Hype?

    23,1 mil visualizacionesmar 2024

    The reviewer compares the Thieaudio Hype 2, 4, and 10, finding them all tonally balanced but with distinct flaws. The Hype 2 has a hollow bass and mid-range compression, the Hype 4 has an exaggerated upper treble, and the Hype 10 is the most refined but still lacks dynamic punch. Overall, the Hype 4 is the mid-range winner, but the Hype 10 offers better technical performance, while the Hype 2 is the weakest of the three.

    Producto reseñadoThieaudio Hype 269
  • 9:33

    7hz Crinacle Zero 2 - ONE flaw ruins it for me

    214,6 mil visualizacionesnov 2023

    The reviewer finds the 7Hz Crinacle Zero:2 to be an exceptionally well-tuned budget IEM, offering great value and a mostly balanced, slightly V-shaped sound signature. However, a shallow fit in his ears causes a bothersome lower treble glare, which is a dealbreaker for him personally, despite acknowledging it will likely work well for many others. He ultimately recommends it for the price, calling it 'stupid good' value.

    Producto reseñadoTRUTHEAR ZERO:273
  • 6:33

    TruthEar Nova - Moondrop Variations on a budget

    69,9 mil visualizacionesnov 2023

    The reviewer finds the TRUTHEAR NOVA to be a commendable budget alternative to the Moondrop Variations, offering a similar sound signature at a much lower price. However, they personally find the tuning lean, fatiguing, and shouty in the mids, and prefer the more balanced HEXA at the same price point. They recommend EQ for the NOVA to get the most out of it.

    Producto reseñadoTRUTHEAR NOVA75
  • 7:58

    $79 headphones are NO joke... Moondrop Joker Review

    38,3 mil visualizacionesoct 2023

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Joker to be a poorly executed headphone, with a cheap build that fails to seal on most heads, causing comfort and sound issues. The tuning is excessively bright and sibilant, making it unsuitable as a studio reference, and despite some nice features like the headband and sandable paint, the overall performance is disappointing.

    Producto reseñadoMoondrop Joker41
  • 9:22

    Symphonium Crimson Sound Review

    14,7 mil visualizacionesoct 2023

    The reviewer finds the Symphonium Crimson to be an exceptional IEM with superb bass and mids, comfortable ergonomics, and impressive technical performance, but criticizes the overly bright and zingy upper treble, which can cause fatigue and unnatural cymbal reproduction. They recommend tip rolling to mitigate the treble and note that while it's a strong product overall, it may not suit those sensitive to treble energy.

    Producto reseñadoSymphonium Audio Crimson76
  • 18:06

    Focal Bathys review after a year

    164,9 mil visualizacionessept 2023

    The reviewer has used the Focal Bathys for about a year and considers them a top-tier wireless noise-canceling headphone, praising their comfort, classy design, and refined sound. They note the noise canceling is very good but not the best, and mention some quirks like sensitivity to head movement and pad compression affecting sound. Overall, they recommend them highly, especially with the new Dune colorway.

    Producto reseñadoFocal Bathys78
  • 13:54

    Arya Organic: What's actually happening

    115,6 mil visualizacionesago 2023

    The reviewer finds the Arya Organic to be a very good open-back planar headphone with excellent comfort and a clever bass contour, but notes it is notably bright in the treble, which may cause fatigue for sensitive listeners. They prefer the Arya Stealth without EQ due to its smoother treble, and do not see it as a necessary upgrade for existing Arya owners.

    Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN Arya Organic82
  • 17:08

    DCA Corina, Crinacle's Project RED, and Raal CS-1A - Munich HighEnd 2023

    10,5 mil visualizacionesjul 2023

    The reviewer discusses the DCA Corina electrostatic headphone with its designer at Munich HighEnd 2023, highlighting its unique bass response and natural midrange. The large 88mm driver and AMTS technology contribute to a smooth frequency response that closely follows the Harman target, making it stand out from other electrostats. The reviewer expresses a positive impression, particularly praising its lifelike vocals and comfortable fit.

    Producto reseñadoDan Clark Audio CORINA72
  • 9:10

    Nano headphones for super fast sound? - HiFiMAN Ananda Nano Review

    58,2 mil visualizacionesjun 2023

    The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN Ananda Nano to be a fast, detailed planar headphone with excellent technical performance, particularly in bass speed and detail retrieval. However, the elevated treble can be too bright and fatiguing for some listeners, though it's not as extreme as other bright headphones. Overall, it's recommended for electronic music fans and those who value clarity and texture, but the treble is a notable caveat.

    Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN Ananda Nano79
  • 14:20

    Dyson Zone Tested - We bought one so you don't have to...

    40,8 mil visualizacionesmay 2023

    The reviewer bought the Dyson Zone and found it to be a bizarre, overpriced device that combines an air purifier with headphones. While the concept is unique and the ANC is acceptable, the build quality of the mouthpiece is poor, the sound is overly bright and fatiguing, and the weight makes it uncomfortable for long use. Overall, it's a gimmick that doesn't justify its $950 price tag.

    Producto reseñadoDyson Zone51
  • 9:48

    Moondrop Blessing 3 Review - A worthy successor?

    87,7 mil visualizacionesabr 2023

    The reviewer finds the Blessing 3 a clear technical upgrade over its predecessors, with better detail, separation, and airiness, but notes a lean, sometimes shouty tuning with recessed lower mids that can sound thin, especially on male vocals. They conclude it's a great IEM if you're willing to use EQ, otherwise it depends heavily on your music preferences.

    Producto reseñadoMoondrop Blessing 373
  • 8:16

    Wait.. is IE200 BETTER than IE600??? - REVIEW

    118,7 mil visualizacionesene 2023

    The reviewer finds the Sennheiser IE 200 to be an excellent budget-friendly IEM that delivers much of the premium Sennheiser sound at a fraction of the IE 600's price. It offers deep bass, smooth treble, and a comfortable fit, with a unique dual-tuning feature via ear tip positioning. While less detailed than the IE 600, it's a strong value and highly recommended.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser IE 20075
  • 11:15

    64 Audio U12T Review - Simply Excellent

    40,3 mil visualizacionesdic 2022

    The reviewer finds the 64 Audio U12t to be an excellent all-rounder IEM with top-tier technical performance and detail retrieval, though it has a slightly rounded bass leading edge and a 3kHz dip that affects vocal openness. The included cable is subpar for the price, and the MX Apex module is not recommended, but the M15 and M20 modules are both enjoyable. Overall, it's a highly capable, clarity-first monitor that excels with complex music, though it lacks a 'party trick' and may not suit those preferring a warmer vocal presentation.

    Producto reseñado64 Audio U12t72
  • 9:58

    Moondrop KATO Review - These in-ears are MUCH cheaper than I thought!

    72,3 mil visualizacionesdic 2022

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop KATO to be an excellent value, offering a balanced, slightly relaxed sound with good technical performance well above its price point. They praise its build quality, comfort, and versatility, noting it excels as an all-rounder for both critical and casual listening, though they mention a preference for brighter tuning and note the brass nozzles' potential corrosion issue.

    Producto reseñadoMoondrop KATO72
  • 12:48

    Planar in-ear headphone shootout: 7hz Timeless, Z12, Dioko and more

    119,2 mil visualizacionesnov 2022

    The reviewer compares several planar IEMs, including the 7Hz Timeless, in a roundup. He finds the Timeless and Raptgo Hook X to be the easiest to recommend due to their balanced tuning and technical performance, though the Timeless has fit issues and a slight mid-treble peak. The Timeless is noted as slightly more technically impressive than the Hook X, but both are solid choices.

    Producto reseñado7Hz Timeless69
  • 9:24

    Meze 109 Pro Review - A New HD6XX Upgrade?!

    41,3 mil visualizacionesnov 2022

    The reviewer finds the Meze 109 Pro to be a well-built, comfortable, and enjoyable open-back dynamic headphone that serves as a strong upgrade from the HD 600 series. It has a warm, airy sound with tasteful colorations, excellent soundstage and imaging, though it lacks some instrument separation compared to rivals. The reviewer considers it one of their favorite headphones under $1000, recommending it for those prioritizing comfort, natural timbre, and spaciousness.

    Producto reseñadoMeze 109 Pro71
  • 11:14

    Focal Bathys Review: I replaced my wired HiFi headphone with BLUETOOTH

    131,7 mil visualizacionesnov 2022

    The reviewer replaced his wired Focal Radiance with the Focal Bathys, finding the Bathys to be a superior all-around headphone due to its combination of high-fidelity sound, active noise canceling, transparency mode, and USB-C DAC functionality. He praises its dynamic, punchy sound signature and considers it a clear step forward for Bluetooth headphones, though he notes a slight mid-range recession and average transparency mode.

    Producto reseñadoFocal Bathys78
  • 10:12

    Is EXPANSE the best open back headphone?? Or...

    32,4 mil visualizacionesoct 2022

    The reviewer finds the Dan Clark Audio Expanse to be a well-built, comfortable, and objectively excellent headphone with strong Harman target adherence, but subjectively disappointing due to a closed-back feel, congested sound, lack of dynamics, and some treble harshness. They prefer the cheaper Aeon Noir and recommend the Expanse mainly for those who value comfort and objective tuning over engaging technicalities.

    Producto reseñadoDan Clark Audio Expanse74
  • 7:43

    Focal Utopia 2022 Review - Same... but Different?

    45,6 mil visualizacionesoct 2022

    The reviewer compares the 2022 Utopia to the original, finding it essentially the same headphone with a slightly warmer tuning due to a downward shelf above 1kHz. They conclude it's a sidegrade rather than an upgrade, recommending it only for those who found the original too bright, while noting the midrange quirks remain. It's still praised as a top-tier dynamic driver headphone.

    Producto reseñadoFocal Utopia 202281
  • 15:05

    Meze 109 Pro Impressions - NOT just an open 99 Classic!

    108,2 mil visualizacionessept 2022

    The reviewer gives a positive first impression of the Meze 109 Pro, praising its mature design, exceptional comfort, and a fun, well-tuned sound signature that improves on the 99 Classic. While noting a slight mid-bass emphasis and a potentially sibilant upper treble, the overall tuning is considered tasteful and enjoyable, with better technical capability than previous Meze dynamics.

    Producto reseñadoMeze 109 Pro71
  • 7:17

    64 Audio tia Trió Review - A stronger showing for 64 Audio's tia design

    13,8 mil visualizacionesago 2022

    The reviewer finds the 64 Audio Trió to be a more balanced and enjoyable in-ear monitor than the pricier Forté, fixing the latter's recessed upper mids while retaining similar bass and treble characteristics. It offers excellent technical performance and comfort, though its soundstage and imaging are slightly less impressive, and the treble can be a bit energetic. Overall, it's a strong recommendation for high-end listening without EQ.

    Producto reseñado64 AUDIO Trió67
  • 7:46

    Sennheiser HD800S - Pros and Cons after 2 years of Listening!

    66 mil visualizacionesjun 2022

    The reviewer shares his long-term experience with the Sennheiser HD 800S after two years of ownership, highlighting its exceptional technical performance, soundstage, imaging, and comfort, while noting significant drawbacks in bass quality and build durability. He concludes it remains his favorite open-back headphone and a strong recommendation for flagship buyers, despite its weaknesses in bass-heavy genres.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser HD 800s79
  • 12:48

    Shure made a headphone for bassheads?? SRH-440A & SRH840A - Review

    39,2 mil visualizacionesabr 2022

    The reviewer finds the SRH840A to be a better-sounding headphone than the SRH440A, with a V-shaped sound signature that may appeal to bass enthusiasts, but it is not recommended for professional mixing due to its tuning. The build quality feels cheap, though comfort is acceptable for monitoring. Overall, the reviewer prefers the AKG K371 over this model.

    Producto reseñadoShure Srh840a77
  • 15:33

    New headphone niche: Wireless OPEN-back?? HiFiMAN Deva Pro Review

    30,8 mil visualizacionesabr 2022

    The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN Deva Pro to be a comfortable and well-built open-back wireless headphone with a warm, smooth tuning that suits those who prefer a less bright sound. However, the bass roll-off, lack of dynamics, and somewhat insecure fit are notable drawbacks, and the wireless performance is impressive for a Bluetooth headphone but not on par with wired options in the same price range.

    Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN Deva Pro64
  • 10:21

    Monarch MKII - BETTER than the original?

    17,6 mil visualizacionesabr 2022

    The reviewer finds the Monarch MKII to be a solid IEM with excellent tonality, particularly in the mids, and good technical performance, but he struggles to recommend it at its $999 price point. He notes that while it improves on the original Monarch's tuning, the upgrade in resolution is minimal, and he suggests passing on it unless the price drops closer to the original's $730.

    Producto reseñadoTHIEAUDIO MONARCH MKII74
  • 10:54

    Is the HD800S STILL worth it in 2022???

    168,1 mil visualizacionesmar 2022

    The reviewer concludes that the Sennheiser HD 800S remains a worthwhile purchase in 2022, especially for those with a headphone collection, due to its unmatched soundstage, imaging, and technicalities. However, it has notable flaws like a bright treble peak and significant sub-bass roll-off, making it less ideal as a sole headphone unless its specific sound signature is exactly what you want. The reviewer personally values it so highly that they have bought it three times after selling it.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser HD 800s79
  • 13:41

    Moondrop Variations Review - What the Harman In-Ear Target Couldn't Be

    44,4 mil visualizacionesfeb 2022

    The reviewer praises the Moondrop Variations as an excellent tribrid IEM that improves upon the Harman target, with outstanding bass, a smooth treble, and strong technical performance for its price. However, it has a forward midrange that can become shouty in noisy environments, a thinner lower midrange, and a larger shell that may not fit smaller ears. Overall, it is considered one of the best options around $520, though not without compromises.

    Producto reseñadoMoondrop Variations72
  • 14:19

    HiFiMAN Edition XS Review - $500 just got a lot more competitive

    170,1 mil visualizacionesene 2022

    The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN Edition XS to be a highly competitive planar magnetic headphone at its $500 price point, offering a mostly neutral sound signature with a slight V-shape and improved comfort and build over older HiFiMAN designs. While noting a minor upper treble boost and plasticky build, the reviewer praises its clever design that allows for consistent bass response and considers it a strong value compared to more expensive models like the Ananda.

    Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN Edition Xs79
  • 9:53

    Focal Clear MG Review - Chrono's take

    46,1 mil visualizacionesene 2022

    The reviewer finds the Focal Clear Mg to be a brilliant and competitive high-end open-back headphone, with a tuning that is an improvement over the original Clear due to a more laid-back treble that is easier on the ears. It delivers excellent technical performance, including great resolution, precise imaging, and outstanding dynamics, making it a strong recommendation for those seeking an engaging listening experience. However, the reviewer notes that owners of the original Clear who are happy with its tuning have no real reason to upgrade.

    Producto reseñadoFocal Clear Mg77
  • 11:11

    Thieaudio Monarch MKII Review - Second Time's the Charm

    30,3 mil visualizacionesene 2022

    The reviewer finds the Monarch MKII a solid improvement over the original, with exceptional mid-range detail and layering that punch above its price, but notes a less impressive bass and treble, a forward upper-midrange that can get harsh, and a metallic treble timbre. Despite these criticisms, he recommends it, though he still prefers the Symphonium Helios at this price.

    Producto reseñadoTHIEAUDIO MONARCH MKII74
  • 10:01

    7Hz Timeless Review - All Aboard the Hype Train?

    36,5 mil visualizacionesdic 2021

    The reviewer finds the 7Hz Timeless to be a technically capable planar IEM with excellent resolution and treble extension for its price, but criticizes its tuning as having several minor issues, including a boomy mid-bass, a forward upper-midrange, and a problematic treble response with a peak around 7-8 kHz. While it outperforms other planars in tuning, it falls short of similarly priced dynamic IEMs like the Moondrop Kato and Tanchjim Hana 2021 in overall tonality and imaging, making it a solid but not great recommendation for planar enthusiasts.

    Producto reseñado7Hz Timeless69
  • 8:13

    Beyerdynamic DT 700 Pro X & DT 900 Pro X Comparison

    87,7 mil visualizacionesdic 2021

    The reviewer compares the DT 700 Pro X and DT 900 Pro X, finding the DT 700 to be a clear winner with a well-tuned, subtle V-shaped sound and solid build, though comfort may be an issue for larger heads. The DT 900 has impressive bass extension and neutral mids but suffers from treble sibilance and a smeared, indistinct presentation, making it less competitive at its price point.

    Producto reseñadoBeyerdynamic DT 700 Prox76
  • 6:43

    Meze Audio LIRIC First Impressions - Better than the Elite?

    11,6 mil visualizacionesnov 2021

    The reviewer gives first impressions of the Meze Liric, praising its compact, premium build and comfortable fit, and finds its out-of-the-box tuning the most enjoyable among Meze's high-end planars, though it trails the Elite and Empyrean in technicalities like soundstage and imaging. The treble has noticeable upper-air energy, but overall the sound is balanced and warm, making it a strong portable option.

    Producto reseñadoMeze Liric61
  • 11:03

    Audio-Technica ADX5000 Review - An Unexpected Flagship

    14,1 mil visualizacionesnov 2021

    The reviewer was pleasantly surprised by the ADX5000, finding it a strong flagship dynamic headphone that competes well with the HD800S and Focal Clear. It has a bright but well-executed treble, excellent technical performance, and outstanding comfort, though the bass lacks some tightness and the included cable is microphonic. Overall, it receives a strong recommendation for those who enjoy a brighter sound signature.

    Producto reseñadoAudio-Technica Adx500067
  • 11:12

    HarmonicDyne Poseidon Review - Zeus is better

    9,8 mil visualizacionesoct 2021

    The reviewer finds the HarmonicDyne Poseidon to be a step down from the Zeus, with poor bass tuning that is muddy and bloated, and overall technical performance that is compressed and less clear. While the design is improved and it is easy to drive, the sound quality does not justify its price, and the reviewer does not recommend it over the Zeus or other competitors like the Hifiman Sundara or Sennheiser HD650.

    Producto reseñadoHarmonicdyne Poseidon67
  • 8:47

    64 Audio Duo Review - Compliment Me

    9,4 mil visualizacionesoct 2021

    The reviewer purchased the 64 Audio Duo and finds it a comfortable, well-designed hybrid IEM with a warm, smooth midrange and strong dynamics, but notes it lacks detail and resolution for its $1200 price, with excessive upper treble energy that can be fatiguing. They see it as a complementary, relaxing listen rather than a do-it-all performer, and expect its new technologies to eventually appear in more affordable models.

    Producto reseñado64 Audio DuoAún sin puntuar
  • 18:09

    Meze Audio Elite Review - Improvement

    29,1 mil visualizacionesoct 2021

    The reviewer finds the Meze Elite to be an exceptionally comfortable and well-engineered luxury headphone, with a smooth, non-fatiguing tuning that improves on the original Empyrean's bass and treble issues. However, they note that the bass can still bleed into the mids, requiring EQ for some genres, and the included cable is not as premium as expected. Overall, it's a highly enjoyable headphone for relaxed listening, especially for rock and metal.

    Producto reseñadoMeze Elite72
  • 10:15

    Symphonium Audio Helios Review - The Brightest Kilobuck Star in IEMs

    10,7 mil visualizacionessept 2021

    The reviewer considers the Symphonium Helios the best kilobuck IEM they've heard, praising its balanced armature bass, standout treble, and strong technicalities like imaging and dynamics. However, they note the large size and fit may be a point of contention, and the treble can be abrasive with certain ear tips, requiring tip rolling to get the best sound.

    Producto reseñadoSymphonium Audio Helios72
  • 12:45

    Audeze LCD-X 2021 Review - Taken to the next level

    62,6 mil visualizacionessept 2021

    The reviewer is highly impressed with the 2021 revision of the Audeze LCD-X, noting that it retains the excellent technical performance of the original while significantly improving the stock tuning, making it more natural and enjoyable without EQ. They consider it an outstanding value in the high-end headphone market, provided the user can handle its heavy weight.

    Producto reseñadoAudeze LCD-X70
  • 23:52

    DCA Stealth Review - World's best closed-back headphone?

    54,1 mil visualizacionessept 2021

    The reviewer finds the DCA Stealth to be a top-tier closed-back planar headphone with excellent build quality, comfort, and a well-balanced, natural sound signature. They praise its portability and low distortion, though they note a slight preference for a bit less ear gain and mention that the fit may not suit everyone. Overall, they consider it one of the best closed-back headphones available, with a tuning that avoids excessive treble shimmer for a more realistic presentation.

    Producto reseñadoDan Clark Audio Stealth79
  • 11:36

    HiFiMAN HE400SE Review - Best value planar headphone of 2021?

    45,1 mil visualizacionessept 2021

    The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN HE400SE to be an excellent value at $149.99, offering a balanced and enjoyable sound signature with good technical performance, especially in resolution and soundstage. While it has some minor flaws like a lean bass, a slight mid dip, and a 7kHz peak, these are easily addressed with EQ, and the structural and comfort upgrades make it a strong recommendation for newcomers and planar enthusiasts alike.

    Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN HE400SE72
  • 16:52

    Abyss AB1266 Phi TC Review - Weird, but fun?

    31,3 mil visualizacionesago 2021

    The reviewer finds the Abyss AB1266 Phi TC to be a technically impressive but quirky flagship headphone. Its sound is heavily dependent on fit and positioning, with a unique bass response that can be dialed in via seal, but the overall tuning is strange, particularly in the mids, and the comfort is compromised by the heavy weight. Despite these issues, it offers a fun and engaging listening experience that stands out among other flagships.

    Producto reseñadoAbyss AB-1266 Phi TC65
  • 15:18

    Audio-Technica ATH-R70x Review - Reference Adjacent

    102,1 mil visualizacionesago 2021

    The reviewer finds the ATH-R70x to be a well-built, lightweight open-back headphone with an excellent neutral-warm tonal balance, though its technical performance is limited by a somewhat cluttered and hazy presentation. It offers a wide soundstage and smooth treble, but the fit can be awkward and the upper mids may border on shouty depending on positioning. Overall, it's a strong value for its price, especially for those prioritizing tonal balance over ultimate detail.

    Producto reseñadoAudio Technica ATH-R70x77
  • 18:30

    Apple Airpods Max and Sony WH-1000XM4 compared against AKG N700NCM2 - Sound quality is important.

    32,4 mil visualizacionesjul 2021

    The reviewer compares the AKG N700NC M2 against the Apple AirPods Max and Sony WH-1000XM4, finding the AKG surprisingly good for its low price, with better sound quality than the more expensive competitors despite weaker noise cancellation. The AirPods Max is criticized for poor tuning and lack of EQ, while the Sony requires EQ adjustments to sound decent. The AKG is praised as a value pick for sound quality.

    Producto reseñadoAKG N700NC M256
  • 23:50

    $800 IEM Comparison - Thieaudio Monarch vs Moondrop S8 vs Tri Starlight vs Softears RSV

    16 mil visualizacionesjun 2021

    The reviewer compares the Moondrop S8 to other $800 IEMs, finding its technical performance outstanding with excellent detail and separation, and bass that is well-tuned. However, the tuning is not to his personal taste due to excessive upper-midrange shout and some treble aggressiveness, making it less balanced than the Blessing 2 for his preferences.

    Producto reseñadoMoondrop S869
  • 17:30

    HiFiMAN HE400se Review - Baby Sundara

    148,5 mil visualizacionesmay 2021

    The reviewer considers the HiFiMAN HE400SE a strong entry-level planar magnetic headphone that offers much of the Sundara's performance at a lower price. They highlight its balanced tuning and good detail retrieval, though they note it requires adequate amplification to sound its best. Overall, it is recommended as a great value for those new to planar headphones.

    Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN HE400SE72
  • 10:21

    Sony IER-Z1R Review - Best IEM for bass

    27,4 mil visualizacionesabr 2021

    The reviewer considers the Sony IER-Z1R a top-tier hybrid IEM, praising its exceptional bass, treble, and imaging, but notes significant drawbacks including a problematic fit for many ears and a mid-range tuning that is not perfectly balanced. Despite these issues, it is described as the best hybrid IEM the reviewer has heard, though they recommend a demo before purchase.

    Producto reseñadoSony IER-Z1R69
  • 18:41

    DCA Aeon 2 Noire Review - Compared with Focal Celestee and Audeze LCD-XC

    76,3 mil visualizacionesmar 2021

    The reviewer finds the Dan Clark Audio Aeon 2 Noire to be a well-tuned, comfortable, and portable closed-back planar headphone, praising its improved tuning over the original Aeon 2 and its solid build. They note it requires a more powerful source than its specs suggest, and while the upper treble can be a bit zingy, the overall sound is solid and doesn't require EQ. The included tuning filters are seen as unnecessary with the perforated pads, as they reduce detail.

    Producto reseñadoDan Clark Audio Aeon 268
  • 14:13

    Focal Clear MG Comparison - Clear MG vs Clear vs Elear with Clear Pads

    101,2 mil visualizacionesmar 2021

    The reviewer compares the Focal Clear Mg to the original Clear and an Elear with Clear pads, finding them very similar overall. The main difference is in the treble: the Clear Mg has a smoother mid-treble but a more elevated upper treble, which reduces focus on cymbal hits. The reviewer personally prefers the original Clear's more balanced treble, but notes the choice depends on whether you value smoothness or balance.

    Producto reseñadoFocal Clear Mg77
  • 13:30

    Kilobuck IEM Shootout - Sony IER M9 vs Campfire Andromeda 2020 vs Moondrop S8 vs Hidition Viento B

    34,7 mil visualizacionesmar 2021

    The reviewer compares four kilobuck IEMs, including the Sony IER-M9, and finds the M9 to be the safest and most agreeable of the group, with excellent imaging and a warm, non-fatiguing sound. However, it lacks dynamic intensity and has a flat dynamic range. The reviewer ranks the M9 as the best-tuned among the four, ahead of the Moondrop S8, Campfire Andromeda 2020, and Hidition Viento B.

    Producto reseñadoSony IER-M967
  • 13:30

    Kilobuck IEM Shootout - Sony IER M9 vs Campfire Andromeda 2020 vs Moondrop S8 vs Hidition Viento B

    34,7 mil visualizacionesmar 2021

    The reviewer compares four kilobuck IEMs, including the Moondrop S8, and finds the S8 to be a well-tuned, target-hitting IEM with good treble extension and a balanced sound, though it lacks the imaging and dynamics of some competitors. It is ranked second in raw tuning behind the Sony IER M9, and is noted for its beautiful aesthetics but can build up pressure in the ear over time.

    Producto reseñadoMoondrop S869
  • 9:12

    Sennheiser IE 300 Review - How does Sennheiser's new in-ear monitor perform?

    37,1 mil visualizacionesfeb 2021

    The reviewer finds the Sennheiser IE 300 to be a solid return to form for Sennheiser's audiophile IEM lineup, praising its build, comfort with foam tips, and technical performance, while noting a V-shaped sound signature with a slightly artificial treble boost and a lack of dynamic punch. They conclude it's a great option for those seeking a balanced V-shaped sound, though they personally prefer the Moondrop Blessing 2 at a similar price.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser IE 30066
  • 11:37

    Moondrop S8 Review - Kilobuck Solution

    20,5 mil visualizacionesfeb 2021

    The reviewer considers the Moondrop S8 an underrated and highly capable IEM, praising its exceptional technical performance, clean tuning, and build quality, while noting its poor stock cable and lack of dynamics. They believe it deserves recognition as a benchmark at its price point, though it faces stiff competition from pricier models.

    Producto reseñadoMoondrop S869
  • 17:34

    Focal Celestee Review - How does Focal's new closed-back headphone perform?

    100,6 mil visualizacionesene 2021

    The reviewer praises the Focal Celestee as a well-built, classy closed-back headphone with a forward, detailed sound that improves on the previous Elegia, especially in cable quality and clarity. They find the tuning tasteful, with a distinct bass emphasis and clear mids, though the soundstage is tight and the timbre is not the most natural. Overall, they personally prefer it over the Radiance and consider it a strong performer in Focal's closed-back lineup.

    Producto reseñadoFocal Celestee65
  • 14:25

    Moondrop X Crinacle Blessing 2 Dusk Review - How does it compare to the original Blessing 2?

    101,1 mil visualizacionesene 2021

    The reviewer finds the Blessing 2 Dusk to be an excellent hybrid IEM, preferring it over the original Blessing 2 due to its more distinct and tasteful bass shelf, which adds impact without being overdone. The tuning is slightly more relaxed in the upper mids and treble, making it more forgiving and less fatiguing, though the upper treble roll-off remains a limitation on both models. Overall, the Dusk is considered a well-balanced, near-ideal tuning, with the choice between the two coming down to personal preference for a brighter or more relaxed presentation.

    Producto reseñadoMoondrop x Crinacle Blessing2:Dusk71
  • 15:03

    Sennheiser PXC 550-ii Wireless Review - Better than Sony WH-1000XM4?

    94,4 mil visualizacionesdic 2020

    The reviewer finds the Sennheiser PXC 550-II to be a decent wireless noise-cancelling headphone with good tonal balance and detail retrieval, but notes it falls short in comfort, noise cancelling, and feature integration compared to competitors like the Sony WH-1000XM4 and Bose 700. They recommend it for its sound quality, especially at its sale price, but caution about the tight clamp, small ear cups, and a slightly aggressive treble response.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser PXC 550-II Wireless56
  • 23:07

    Focal Elex Review - Next step up from HiFiMAN Sundara?

    88,3 mil visualizacionesoct 2020

    The reviewer finds the Focal Elex to be a strong value, offering performance very close to the more expensive Focal Clear at a significantly lower price. It excels in punch, dynamics, and midrange clarity, though it has minor drawbacks like a slightly gritty treble, a small soundstage, and stiff stock cables. Overall, it's recommended as a step up from the HD6 series and a great option under $1000.

    Producto reseñadoFocal Elex72
  • 15:56

    Sennheiser HD560S Review - Is this the best value headphone in 2020?

    288,4 mil visualizacionesoct 2020

    The reviewer finds the HD560S to be a strong value at $200, offering excellent detail, speed, and soundstage compared to the HD6 series, with improved bass extension and a well-tuned frequency response. However, he notes a slight treble peak that can cause an aggressive edge, and he sees it as a worthy alternative to the HD6XX, though the HD6XX still excels in instrument separation and timbre.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser HD 560s79
  • 15:44

    Focal Stellia Review - Unexpected Endgame Closed-back Headphone

    32 mil visualizacionesoct 2020

    The reviewer finds the Focal Stellia to be an excellent closed-back headphone with outstanding technical performance, particularly in bass and mids, and a warm, enjoyable tonality. While it has some minor quirks like a lack of treble air and a snug fit, these are easily overlooked or fixed with EQ, making it a strong contender for endgame status despite its high price.

    Producto reseñadoFocal Stellia74
  • 11:47

    Philips SHP9600 Review - Refining a classic budget open-back headphone

    47,2 mil visualizacionessept 2020

    The reviewer sees the SHP9600 as a refined version of the SHP9500, improving treble smoothness and comfort while keeping a similar overall sound. It's a solid budget open-back option, especially for those new to the lineup, but not a major upgrade for existing SHP9500 owners. The reviewer notes it's efficient, comfortable, and has good imaging, though the treble can still be fatiguing for sensitive listeners.

    Producto reseñadoPhilips Shp960076
  • 20:20

    Audeze LCD-XC Review - I was not expecting this

    48,4 mil visualizacionesago 2020

    The reviewer finds the Audeze LCD-XC to be a surprisingly strong closed-back planar, outperforming its open-back sibling in technical performance and frequency response. It excels in detail retrieval, dynamics, and image separation, though its 700-gram weight and overly bright treble are notable drawbacks. Overall, it's recommended for those who can handle the weight and prefer a brighter tuning.

    Producto reseñadoAudeze LCD-XC68
  • 16:46

    Dan Clark Audio Aeon 2 Open vs Closed Planar Headphone Comparison - Playing Favorites

    16 mil visualizacionesago 2020

    The reviewer compares the Dan Clark Audio Aeon 2 Open and Closed planar headphones, finding the closed version significantly better tuned with a more balanced and natural sound, while the open version suffers from overly boosted bass and treble that muddies the mids and causes harshness. Both share excellent build, comfort, and imaging, but the closed model is recommended for its superior overall performance.

    Producto reseñadoDan Clark Audio Aeon 268
  • 9:22

    AKG K371 Review - Closed-back benchmark headphone for 2020?

    79,9 mil visualizacionesjul 2020

    The reviewer praises the AKG K371 as an excellent closed-back headphone for its price, highlighting its near-perfect Harman target tuning, clean bass, natural mids, and smooth highs. It is comfortable, portable, and easy to drive, though it lacks dynamic punch and has some build longevity concerns. Overall, it is considered a benchmark for tonality under $500.

    Producto reseñadoAKG K37180
  • 10:36

    Chrono Reviews the Sennheiser HD660s - A legend at a premium

    69,3 mil visualizacionesjul 2020

    The reviewer finds the HD 660s to be his favorite in the HD 600 series, praising its smooth midrange, good resolution, and improved imaging over predecessors. However, he criticizes the lack of sub-bass, a narrow soundstage, and a peak at 5.5 kHz that adds a slightly boxy tone. He ultimately struggles to recommend it at its $499 MSRP due to strong competition from cheaper alternatives like the HD 6XX, suggesting it's only competitive when discounted.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser HD 660s74
  • 17:24

    Moondrop Blessing 2 IEM Review - Best new in-ear monitor in 2020?

    106,3 mil visualizacionesmay 2020

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Blessing 2 to be an excellent IEM that lives up to its hype, offering near-perfect tuning, impressive detail retrieval, and a fun, dynamic bass response. While it has a slightly large shell and some minor timbre issues in the upper midrange and treble, the overall performance and value at $320 make it a strong recommendation.

    Producto reseñadoMoondrop Blessing 267
  • 20:24

    Audeze LCD-X Review: LCD-X vs HiFiMAN Ananda

    55,4 mil visualizacionesmay 2020

    The reviewer finds the Audeze LCD-X to be a technically capable planar headphone with excellent build quality and detail retrieval, but notes its heavy weight and a problematic frequency response that sounds congested and hollow without EQ. He recommends using Audeze's Reveal+ DSP to fix the tonality, and concludes that while it competes well at its price, the cheaper HiFiMAN Ananda offers similar performance for less money.

    Producto reseñadoAudeze LCD-X70
  • 17:12

    HiFiMAN Susvara Review - $6k planar flagship: best headphones ever?

    59,5 mil visualizacionesmar 2020

    The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN Susvara to be an outstanding flagship planar headphone with exceptional detail retrieval, speed, dynamics, and precise imaging, though it requires a very powerful amplifier. The tonality is mostly neutral with a slight brightness and occasional sibilance on poorly mastered tracks, but overall it is considered one of the best headphones they have reviewed.

    Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN Susvara77
  • 12:30

    Sennheiser HD660s Review - Is this better than the Sundara?

    205,5 mil visualizacionesmar 2020

    The reviewer compares the Sennheiser HD 660s to the Hifiman Sundara and concludes that the Sundara is the better choice due to its superior bass extension, soundstage, and resolution, despite the HD 660s having good build quality and imaging. The HD 660s is seen as overpriced given the existence of the cheaper HD 6xx, and its soundstage is notably narrow. The reviewer recommends the Sundara for most users, though notes the HD 660s may pair better with certain high-end tube amplifiers.

    Producto reseñadoSennheiser HD 660s74
  • 13:23

    HiFiMAN Sundara Headphone Review - Best value planar in 2020?

    183,4 mil visualizacionesfeb 2020

    The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN Sundara to be an exceptional value, especially with the stealth revision that improves bass extension and removes upper mid-range shout. It offers outstanding technical performance, detail, and dynamics for its price, making it a new benchmark under $700. The only minor nitpick is slightly less emphasized air frequencies above 11 kHz.

    Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN Sundara79

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