Passion for Sound

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• 25:56

  High Res Audio Just Left The Desktop! Arya WiFi & HE1000 WiFi review

  9,6 k vuesjuil. 2026

  The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN HE1000 WiFi to be a successful attempt at bringing high-resolution audio to wireless headphones, praising its sound quality and the convenience of Wi-Fi streaming, though noting some usability quirks and a limited maximum volume. The reviewer concludes that while the Wi-Fi feature is a significant step forward, the headphones have some practical drawbacks that may affect the overall experience.

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• 26:24

  Five IEMs ranked for you! MP145 Pro, Halcyon, Soda, Ember, Cielo review

  4,3 k vuesjuin 2026

  The reviewer finds the Hidizs MP145 Pro to be a solid planar IEM with excellent imaging and dynamics, but notes that it requires fiddling with nozzles and tips to get the best sound, and even then, there's a slight treble edginess that can be fatiguing. The bulky shell design is less comfortable than some competitors, and while it performs well sonically, it's not a clear winner over alternatives like the Dita Audio Preludes.

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• 19:36

  This headphone is like 12 headphones in 1! ZMF Ori 3.0 review

  5,5 k vuesfévr. 2026

  The reviewer finds the ZMF Ori 3.0 to be a highly versatile and sonically impressive headphone, praising its balanced, fatigue-free tuning and especially its liquid, articulate mid-range. They highlight the effective tuning system with swappable pads and bass port plugs, which allows for a wide range of sound adjustments. While noting the headphone is heavier and bulkier than some competitors, they conclude it is very comfortable and a strong value for its price, even preferring its tonality to the more expensive ZMF Caldera Closed.

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• 14:31

  I have something shocking to declare! Meze Audio Strada review

  11,2 k vuesjanv. 2026

  The reviewer finds the Meze Strada to be a beautifully crafted, comfortable, and highly portable closed-back headphone with a well-balanced, enjoyable sound signature. While it doesn't match the build robustness of the pricier Meze Liric 2, the reviewer actually prefers the Strada's tuning, finding it less prone to brightness. It is considered equally good as the more expensive Sivga Horizon Closed Carbon, but more versatile and cheaper, making it a strong recommendation.

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• 14:01

  Like ZMF, Sennheiser and Focal all rolled together... Moondrop Horizon review

  7,5 k vuesnov. 2025

  The reviewer finds the Moondrop Horizon to be a well-balanced, comfortable, and easy-to-listen-to headphone that combines design elements from more expensive models like the Sennheiser HD800 and Focal Utopia, but at a much lower price. While it has excellent bass and a natural midrange, a slight treble peak and a cut around 4kHz give it a somewhat veiled sound that may not suit everyone. The soundstage is average for the price, and it faces stiff competition from the Hifiman HE400SE and Fiio FT1 Pro, but the reviewer prefers the Horizon for its relaxed, non-fatiguing character.

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• 21:40

  The Most Surprising Headphone Experience Ever! FiiO FT7 review

  25,8 k vuessept. 2025

  The reviewer finds the FiiO FT7 to be a well-tuned planar magnetic headphone that offers a linear, natural sound with excellent midrange clarity and good instrument separation, though the soundstage is modest. It is easy to drive and comes with two pad options that allow for tuning flexibility, but the included cable is excessively long. While it shares some design and tuning similarities with the Hifiman Susvara, it performs at a much lower technical level, which is expected given its $700 price point.

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• 17:13

  Better than headphones costing $100s more! Meze Audio 105 SILVA review

  10,9 k vuesaoût 2025

  The reviewer finds the Meze 105 Silva to be a wonderfully balanced and refined headphone, offering excellent detail and a spacious soundstage. They consider it more tonally mature than the 105 AER and nearly matching the 109 Pro in technical performance, making it a strong value at $499. The main drawbacks are the lack of balanced cable options and the included USB-C adapter, which seems mismatched for an open-back design.

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• 9:56

  Better than expensive headphones? Apparently... Hidizs Turris Mk12 review

  7,3 k vuesaoût 2025

  The reviewer finds the Hidizs Turris Mk12 IEMs to be exceptionally transparent, coherent, and resolving for their price, delivering a highly engaging listen. While they don't match the Sony MDR-Z1R, they perform at or beyond their $299 price tag, especially with the stock silver nozzles, which the reviewer considers the best tuning option.

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• 6:30

  BREAKING NEWS! A brilliant headphone just got BETTER! Fosi Audio i5

  12,8 k vuesjuin 2025

  The reviewer reports that Fosi Audio has fixed the bass roll-off issue in the i5 headphones by adding a foam ring to improve the seal, resulting in a flatter bass response. While the mid-range has become slightly more uneven, the overall sound is still spacious, clean, and enjoyable, and the reviewer recommends the updated version with confidence.

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• 12:17

  Closed, comfortable and kinda INCREDIBLE! Aune SR7000 review

  8,5 k vuesmai 2025

  The reviewer finds the Aune SR7000 to be a very good closed-back headphone that fills a gap in the market at its price point, offering excellent bass extension, comfortable fit, and a crisp treble that can be slightly enhanced. While not perfect, it is a versatile and enjoyable option for music, movies, and gaming, though it may benefit from a smoother source to tame the treble.

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• 16:13

  $200 less than the competition and still better! Fosi Audio i5 review

  17,8 k vuesmai 2025

  The reviewer finds the Fosi Audio i5 to be an excellent value, especially at its Kickstarter price, offering a smooth, transparent, and well-balanced sound with impressive staging and imaging. While it has a slight treble emphasis that can be edgy on some setups and lacks deep sub-bass, it outperforms more expensive competitors like the Verum 2 and Sennheiser HD 660S2 in overall tonality and value. The reviewer recommends it for most music genres but suggests avoiding it for deep bass electronic music.

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• 8:59

  Maybe the best $200 headphone ever! FiiO FT1 Pro

  28,2 k vuesavr. 2025

  The reviewer finds the FiiO FT1 Pro to be an excellent value at $200, offering a balanced, natural, and spacious sound that outperforms competitors like the Sennheiser HD 560s and Hifiman Edition XS in overall tonality and versatility. While it lacks the build quality of some rivals and isn't the most impressive-looking, its comfortable fit, easy drivability, and neutral tuning make it a top recommendation for budget-conscious audiophiles.

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• 8:02

  I was so wrong about these headphones! FiiO FT1 review

  43,3 k vuesavr. 2025

  The reviewer was initially skeptical of the FiiO FT1 but was impressed by its performance, calling it one of the best closed-back headphones under $500. It offers excellent clarity, articulation, and bass control, with a fun and engaging sound that is slightly colored but not overdone. Minor drawbacks include slightly artificial upper treble and average build quality, but overall it's a highly enjoyable headphone.

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• 12:42

  HiFiMan have a big problem!! Arya Unveiled review

  13,9 k vuesmars 2025

  The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN Arya Unveiled to be an exceptional headphone with a smoother, more refined sound than previous Arya models, though it faces stiff competition from the HE1000 SE and Meze Audio Poet at similar or higher prices. The reviewer ultimately recommends the Arya Unveiled for those preferring a relaxed, balanced tuning, but notes it isn't the most technically capable in its price range.

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• 11:15

  A new best affordable headphone for audiophiles? Drop X Grell OAE1

  11,8 k vuesmars 2025

  The reviewer finds the Grell OAE1 to be a fantastic value, especially at its new lower price, praising its bass tuning, clarity, and separation. However, he notes that the soundstage lacks depth and layering, which is a significant drawback for him, though he acknowledges many listeners prioritize width over depth. He ultimately recommends the Meze 105 AER for those who value soundstage depth, but considers the OAE1 a strong choice for its price.

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• 14:51

  Meze Audio POET - Should Meze have quit while they were ahead?

  9,8 k vuesfévr. 2025

  The reviewer finds the Meze Poet to be an exciting and well-tuned planar headphone, describing it as the most exciting Meze release since the original Empyrean. They praise its natural tonal balance, excellent imaging, and engaging musicality, while noting it is more relaxed than some other Meze models. Although they still prefer the more expensive Elites, they consider the Poet a strong competitor at its price point, offering a cohesive and enjoyable listening experience.

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• 12:46

  Did Yamaha beat Sennheiser at their own game? Yamaha YH-5000SE review

  9,5 k vuesjanv. 2025

  The reviewer spent weeks with the Yamaha YH-5000SE and found it a technically impressive flagship with excellent bass, soundstage, and lightweight comfort, but was ultimately put off by its unnatural, forward upper-midrange and treble tuning that made many tracks sound harsh or unbalanced. They note the sound can be improved with a warmer source chain or the included suede pads, but conclude that competitors like the Meze Elites and Focal Utopias offer a more natural and enjoyable experience for the same or less money.

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• 10:12

  Is this new product a huge mistake from Meze? Meze 105 AER review

  18,7 k vuesnov. 2024

  The reviewer finds the Meze 105 Aer to be an outstanding headphone for its $399 price, delivering sound quality remarkably close to the more expensive 109 Pro. While the 109 Pro remains more refined and technically capable, the 105 Aer offers excellent build, comfort, and balanced tonality, making it a compelling value that some might see as undercutting the 109 Pro's sales.

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• 8:23

  Proof that cheap headphones can be brilliant! Sivga Anser review

  8,3 k vuesnov. 2024

  The reviewer finds the Sivga Anser to be an excellent value at $199, praising its balanced, enjoyable sound with a slight mid-range emphasis and comfortable, well-built design. They prefer it over the Sennheiser HD 560s for its better tonal balance, comfort, and build quality, concluding it's a brilliant cheap headphone.

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• 9:48

  The Perfect Electrostatics? You Won’t Believe the Price! Stax SR-X1 review

  14 k vuesoct. 2024

  The reviewer finds the STAX SR-X1 to be a well-balanced and enjoyable electrostatic headphone that offers excellent sound quality for its price, despite having basic build quality and comfort issues. It is recommended as a great entry point into electrostatics, especially when paired with the SRM-D10 portable energizer, though its smaller soundstage may not satisfy those prioritizing spatial cues.

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• 11:54

  My reference IEM just got beaten! Westone Mach 60 & Mach 80 review

  5,1 k vuessept. 2024

  The reviewer compares the Westone Mach 60, 70, and 80, finding the Mach 80 to be the most impressive with exceptional soundstage, imaging, and resolution, though it could use a bit more bass. The Mach 70 is also highly recommended for its warm, spacious sound, while the Mach 60 is solid but less compelling. The Mach 80 is praised as a top-tier reference IEM that beats competitors like the Sennheiser IE 900.

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• 11:54

  My reference IEM just got beaten! Westone Mach 60 & Mach 80 review

  5,1 k vuessept. 2024

  The reviewer compares the Westone Mach 60, 70, and 80, finding the Mach 80 to be the standout with exceptional soundstage, imaging, and resolution, while the Mach 70 offers a warmer, more bass-heavy sound that is also highly recommended. The Mach 60 is considered good but less compelling due to its more neutral tuning and less impressive spatial qualities. The reviewer ultimately recommends the Mach 80 and Mach 70 over the Mach 60.

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• 20:01

  Meet your new favourite headphones! Sivga P2 Pro review

  11,2 k vuesjuil. 2024

  The reviewer finds the Sivga P2 Pro to be a versatile, comfortable, and well-built headphone with a mid-range-focused tuning that excels in vocal clarity and separation, though it lacks treble energy and has a slightly honky mid-range. It performs well across various sources and genres, making it a reliable daily driver, though it faces stiff competition from more technically adept rivals.

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• 9:24

  This is the PERFECTLY tuned IEM! Meze Alba IEM Review

  24,3 k vuesjuin 2024

  The reviewer highly recommends the Meze Audio Alba IEMs, praising their excellent tonal balance and tuning as among the best at any price, while noting they are not the most technically impressive but are extremely enjoyable and a great entry point for newcomers, especially with the included dongle.

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• 8:32

  I think they got the price wrong on these! Dita Project M review

  16 k vuesmai 2024

  The reviewer is highly impressed with the DITA Audio Project M, praising its exceptional build quality, accessories, and 10-year warranty as far exceeding its $325 price. Sonically, it delivers superb clarity, separation, and refinement, though the treble is a bit too bright for the reviewer's taste and bass lacks some weight. Overall, it's considered a 'giant killer' that competes with much more expensive IEMs.

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• 9:18

  These headphones aren't new, but they ARE awesome! Sony MDR-Z1R review

  30,1 k vuesmai 2024

  The reviewer finds the Sony MDR-Z1R, despite being older, still a premium and excellent closed-back headphone. They note it requires a short adaptation period due to a slight midrange coloration, but after that, it delivers a natural, detailed, and well-balanced sound with superb imaging and separation. They conclude it is the best closed-back headphone they have tried, even surpassing newer models like the Meze Liric 2.

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• 19:30

  This IEM is tuned IDENTICALLY to more expensive ones! ThieAudio Hype 10

  4,6 k vuesavr. 2024

  The reviewer finds the Thieaudio Hype 10 to be an excellent IEM with strong technicalities and staging, but notes that its tuning is very similar to more expensive Thieaudio models like the Monarch MKIII and Prestige Limited. The main criticism is that the treble has too much energy, making it less relaxed to listen to compared to some alternatives. The reviewer suggests that while it offers good value, the tuning may not suit everyone.

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• 18:46

  My new reference! Westone Mach 70 IEM review

  3,7 k vuesavr. 2024

  The reviewer finds the Westone MACH 70 to be an excellent, premium IEM that delivers a smooth, natural, and highly engaging sound with plenty of detail and resolution. While it may not suit those who prefer a more trend-focused tuning, its comfort, build quality, and overall musicality make it a standout, even compared to similarly priced competitors.

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• 14:06

  These budget IEMs deserve your attention! Oriveti OD100 review

  2,8 k vuesavr. 2024

  The reviewer finds the Oriveti OD100 to be a solid budget IEM with a punchy, clear sound, but notes a slight emphasis in the upper mids that can affect vocal naturalness and a lack of refinement in the treble. While it performs well for its $70 price, the fit may be problematic for some due to the nozzle design, and it doesn't stand out against competitors like the Kiwi Ears Forteza.

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• 19:19

  Worth the hype? Thieaudio Hype 4 IEM review

  14,1 k vuesfévr. 2024

  The reviewer finds the Thieaudio Hype 4 to be a strong IEM in the $300-$400 range, offering a balanced yet engaging sound with impactful, controlled bass and a forward midrange. It compares favorably to competitors like the Yanyin Canon 2 and Tangzu Nesar, though it has slight treble fatigue and a less smooth tonal transition. Overall, it's a recommended choice for those who value bass impact and excitement.

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• 13:50

  A Mid-Tier IEM Contender? Letshuoer S15 planar IEM review

  4,6 k vuesfévr. 2024

  The reviewer finds the Letshuoer S15 to be a well-tuned and comfortable planar IEM with a balanced, natural sound and a unique soundstage presentation. While not the most expansive in depth, the height and separation are praised, and the overall tonality is considered very good for the price. The review is largely positive, with minor caveats about the cable and the need for direct comparisons.

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• 20:04

  BAD DECISION by Thieaudio! Monarch Mk 3 & Prestige LTD review

  18,2 k vuesdéc. 2023

  The reviewer compares the Thieaudio Prestige LTD to its predecessor and the Monarch Mk III, finding it a worthy update with improved technicalities like staging and separation, though the tonality shift is less dramatic than the Monarch's. The Prestige LTD is praised for its added texture and clarity, but the reviewer notes a surprising tuning decision by Thieaudio that they don't fully agree with, making it a mixed but generally positive assessment.

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• 15:01

  IEM SHOOTOUT FINALE! Kiwi Ears Quintet

  7,9 k vuesdéc. 2023

  The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Quintet to be a technically impressive and beautifully designed IEM with a clear, refined, and detailed sound, but notes its mid/treble-focused tuning can become fatiguing and lacks bass weight. While it excels in clarity and articulation, the reviewer ultimately prefers the Hidizs MP145 for its more balanced and consistently enjoyable listening experience.

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• 9:22

  IEM SHOOTOUT! Challenger #3: Hidizs MS3

  3,6 k vuesdéc. 2023

  The reviewer finds the Hidizs MS3 to be a well-built and coherent-sounding hybrid IEM with three tuning nozzles. They prefer the rose gold nozzle for its smoother, less fatiguing sound, though they note the red nozzle can be a bit treble-heavy. In a head-to-head comparison, the MS3 narrowly loses to the Hidizs MP145, which the reviewer finds more comfortable for long listening sessions.

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• 19:08

  3-in-1 IEM! Tune it to your tastes. Yanyin Canon II review

  3,9 k vuesnov. 2023

  The reviewer finds the Yanyin Canon II to be a versatile and well-tuned IEM, with three effective tuning modes via dip switches that adjust bass without compromising its core strengths. It offers excellent imaging, depth, and refined treble, though it is not a bass-heavy set even in its fullest mode. The reviewer highly recommends it, noting it pairs well with clean sources but may reveal noise from less pristine ones.

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• 6:07

  Sound like a Songbird? Sivga Nightingale IEM Review

  4,5 k vuesnov. 2023

  The reviewer finds the Sivga Nightingale to be a unique and visually appealing planar IEM with a very deliberate mid-range-focused tuning. It excels with acoustic, vocal, and chamber music, offering clear and detailed mids without harshness, but it has significantly rolled-off bass and lacks full-range impact, making it a niche choice rather than a versatile all-rounder.

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• 27:06

  It's like CHEESE? HiFiMan Audivina Review

  10,2 k vuesoct. 2023

  The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN Audivina to be a unique and polarizing closed-back planar headphone, with a funky, unconventional tuning that some will love and others will dislike. It excels in soundstage and separation for a closed-back, but has a treble emphasis and a mid-bass roll-off that may not suit everyone. The build is premium but heavy, and the reviewer recommends it for specific listeners, particularly those into classical or acoustic music.

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• 32:18

  HiFiMan are just SHOWING OFF now! Ananda Nano & Arya Organic review

  37,9 k vuessept. 2023

  The reviewer compares the HiFiMAN Ananda Nano to its predecessor, the Ananda Stealth, and other headphones, concluding that the Nano is a clear upgrade with better refinement, imaging, and technical performance, despite being slightly brighter. They find it easy to drive and comfortable, though they note the lack of cup swivel compared to the more expensive Arya Organic. Overall, the Nano is recommended as the better choice over the Stealth for most buyers.

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• 17:40

  Should ANYONE buy these? Abyss Diana v2 review

  8,8 k vuesjuil. 2023

  The reviewer finds the Abyss Diana V2 to be a beautifully built and detailed headphone, but considers it flawed due to severe comfort issues and inconsistent sound quality, particularly with certain vocals and bass response. Despite being an improvement over the Diana TC, the reviewer does not recommend it at its high price point.

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• 25:13

  SUPREME comfort! Want to know how they sound? Sivga Luan Review

  7 k vuesjuil. 2023

  The reviewer finds the Sivga Luan exceptionally comfortable and well-built, with a refined and detailed sound that leans bright. While the treble is smooth and the bass is natural, the midrange is slightly recessed, making it less ideal for those who prefer a warmer, more relaxed listening experience. Overall, it's a strong headphone with minor caveats.

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• 27:05

  What was WRONG with the original Sennheiser HD 660S? HD 660S2 Review

  42 k vuesavr. 2023

  The reviewer finds the Sennheiser HD 660S2 to be a comfortable, well-rounded headphone that improves on the original 660S with better bass extension and clarity, though it retains a warm, smooth sound rather than being bass-heavy. It's a solid all-rounder for most genres, but the build feels less premium for the price, and it requires adequate amplification due to its higher impedance.

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• 17:51

  Will SOMEONE make a good closed headphone!? HiFiMan Sundara Closed

  25,3 k vuesavr. 2023

  The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN Sundara Closed to be a solid, well-balanced closed-back planar headphone for the price, with good bass control, clarity, and soundstage width. However, they note a slight unnatural 'plasticky' sheen in the upper frequencies that affects female vocals and can make energetic genres sound a bit splashy. Overall, they consider it a good value, especially for genres like classical, jazz, and folk, though not without minor trade-offs.

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• 25:16

  THIEAUDIO Prestige IEM Review - Are they worth the extra money?

  4,9 k vuesmars 2023

  The reviewer finds the Thieaudio Prestige to be a well-tuned, natural-sounding IEM with excellent technical performance, particularly in detail retrieval and imaging. While it may not satisfy bassheads, its balanced tuning and comfortable design make it a strong contender in its price range, though the reviewer notes it's not a huge step up from cheaper alternatives like the Monarch Mark II.

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• 19:38

  Meze Audio 109 Pro Headphone Review - The perfect sub-$1000 headphone

  26,2 k vuesjanv. 2023

  The reviewer finds the Meze 109 Pro to be an outstanding headphone for its price, praising its beautiful design, excellent comfort, and versatile sound quality that works well across all genres. The main criticisms are the slightly cheap-feeling spring steel headband and a basic included cable, but these are minor issues in an otherwise highly recommended product.

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• 24:04

  Focal Clear MG Headphones - Better than OG? Best under $1500?

  28,4 k vuesjanv. 2023

  The reviewer finds the Focal Clear MG to be a beautiful, well-built, and comfortable headphone that sounds smooth, neutral, and natural with a slight treble sizzle. They consider it an upgrade over the original Clear, with excellent separation and dynamic punch, though the soundstage may be slightly less expansive. Overall, they see it as a solid, consistent all-rounder in the $1500 segment, though not without minor caveats like stiff stock cables and occasional comfort hot spots.

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• 14:29

  Sivga Oriole Headphones - A great closed back for under $200

  5,9 k vuesnov. 2022

  The reviewer finds the Sivga Oriole to be an excellent closed-back headphone under $200, offering a punchy, dynamic, and fun sound with good spatial qualities for a closed-back. While it has some tuning quirks like occasional harshness in the treble and a mid-bass cut that can make some tracks sound unnatural, it is considered a clear upgrade over the cheaper Sivga Robin and a strong competitor to the Meze 99 Neo, with better bass control and overall balance.

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• 20:34

  HiFiMan Ananda Stealth Edition - Better than Arya now?

  39,1 k vuesnov. 2022

  The reviewer finds the HiFiMan Ananda Stealth Edition a refined improvement over the original Ananda, offering better soundstage, separation, and bass quality with a smoother treble, while keeping the same price and build. It does not fully close the gap to the more expensive Arya Stealth, but it is a strong mid-tier option.

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• 20:35

  Raptgo Hook vs Thieaudio Elixir IEMs Review - Unique technology IEMs

  3,1 k vuesoct. 2022

  The reviewer compares the THIEAUDIO ELIXIR to the Raptgo Hook and Sevenhertz Timeless, finding the Elixir to be a well-balanced, fast, and detailed IEM that offers excellent value at its price point. While the Hook has a more expansive soundstage and better accessories, the Elixir's natural tonality and transient speed make it a strong competitor, though the reviewer notes it lacks the Hook's interchangeable cable plugs.

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• 19:13

  Sivga SV023 Headphone Review - 300 ohms and great on tubes!

  6,3 k vuesaoût 2022

  The reviewer finds the Sivga SV023 to be a well-balanced, versatile headphone that performs admirably across various sources, with excellent bass extension and clear vocals. It particularly shines when paired with high-output-impedance tube amps, adding body without sacrificing its neutral character. The reviewer strongly prefers it over the Sendy Apollo and considers it a great value at $499.

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• 28:41

  $600-700 IEM Round-up: FiiO FH9 vs Meze Advar vs HiFiMan RE800

  14,9 k vuesjuil. 2022

  The reviewer compares three IEMs in the $600-700 range, including the Meze Advar, and concludes that while the Advar is beautifully built and comfortable, its sound is not as impressive as its price suggests, especially when compared to the more versatile and better-sounding FiiO FH9. The HiFiMan RE800, despite its low current price, does not compete well sonically with the others. Overall, the reviewer finds the FH9 to be the best value and performance among the three.

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• 28:41

  $600-700 IEM Round-up: FiiO FH9 vs Meze Advar vs HiFiMan RE800

  14,9 k vuesjuil. 2022

  The reviewer compares three IEMs in the $600-700 range, including the FiiO FH9, and concludes that while the FH9 offers excellent build quality, comfort, and extensive tuning options via swappable nozzles and tips, its sound signature is not as refined or coherent as the Meze Advar, which is deemed the best-sounding of the trio. The HiFiMan RE800, despite its low street price, is considered a poor value at its list price due to basic accessories and non-detachable cables.

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• 23:42

  DCA Aeon 2 Noire Closed Back Headphone Review - The best value closed back?

  19,1 k vuesjuin 2022

  The reviewer finds the Dan Clark Audio Aeon 2 Noire to be a highly capable and versatile closed-back headphone, praising its exceptional design, comfort, and tunability through different damping pads. While the stock sound is balanced and enjoyable, the reviewer prefers the white felt pads for a warmer, richer presentation that highlights the midrange. Despite minor gripes with the snug case and proprietary connectors, the reviewer considers it a strong value contender in its class.

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  Abyss Diana TC Review - I finally got a pair!

  12,6 k vuesjuin 2022

  The reviewer finds the Abyss Diana TC to be a beautifully crafted, highly detailed headphone, but notes significant comfort issues with the headband and pads, and a U-shaped sound signature that can make mids sound hollow. While the treble clarity and texture are praised, the overall tonality and soundstage are not considered special for the price, leading to a mixed verdict.

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  OneOdio Monitor 60 & Monitor 80 - Which is the best budget open back?

  6,8 k vuesmai 2022

  The reviewer compares the OneOdio Monitor 60 and Monitor 80, finding the Monitor 60 disappointing with a boxy, grainy sound and cheap build, while praising the Monitor 80 as an excellent value with balanced tonality and good comfort, though noting its plastic build and slight upper-midrange tuning quirk.

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  Shuoer EJ07M, Kiwi Ears Orchestra & Custom Art FIBAE 3x3 - Too good to choose!

  3,1 k vuesmars 2022

  The reviewer compares three IEMs, including the LETSHUOER EJ07M, and finds each excellent in different ways. The EJ07M is praised for its balanced, smooth sound with strong vocal and instrumental clarity, though it lacks bass depth. The reviewer concludes that the best choice depends on personal preferences and music genres, with the EJ07M being ideal for those prioritizing midrange and treble detail over bass.

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  HiFiMan Deva Pro Review - Is the original Deva better?

  12 k vuesmars 2022

  The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN Deva Pro to be a well-balanced wireless headphone with excellent sound quality, particularly when used with its included R2R dongle. While it offers several upgrades over the original Deva, such as stealth magnets and a balanced wired option, the reviewer notes that the wired performance is not as strong as dedicated wired headphones, and the loud operation beep is a minor annoyance. Overall, the Deva Pro is recommended as a great wireless option, though the original Deva may be preferred by some for its unique look and lower price.

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  Apos Caspian Headphone Review - Groovy, baby!

  2,7 k vuesnov. 2021

  The reviewer finds the Apos Caspian to be a fun, warm, and bass-heavy open-back headphone that deliberately deviates from the Harman target curve. While the strong 40-60 Hz bass boost makes it groovy and enjoyable, it can be slightly too much and inconsistent, and the treble is smooth but not sparkly. Overall, it's a well-made, comfortable headphone that offers a unique sound signature, but it's not for everyone.

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  This is headphone perfection! Meze Audio Elite review

  27,9 k vuesnov. 2021

  The reviewer finds the Meze Elite to be a superb, highly enjoyable headphone that improves on the already excellent Empyrean, offering a more refined and technically capable sound while retaining the fun and engaging character. Despite minor ergonomic quirks and a stock cable that could be better, the Elite is considered a top-tier performer and a worthy upgrade for those in the market for a high-end headphone.

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  HiFiMan Arya Stealth Version - Better than ever before!

  49,4 k vuesoct. 2021

  The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN Arya Stealth Version to be an excellent headphone, with the new stealth magnet technology improving sensitivity and tuning while maintaining the same design and comfort. He considers it a strong contender in its price range, though he notes the cable and pad shape as minor drawbacks.

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  HarmonicDyne Poseidon Headphone - Do NOT believe the marketing!

  14,7 k vuesoct. 2021

  The reviewer finds the HarmonicDyne Poseidon to be a well-built and attractive headphone with an upgraded sound over the Zeus, offering spacious and clear audio despite a colored, warm tuning. However, he cautions that the marketing makes exaggerated claims about performance and neutrality, and the design changes are mostly cosmetic. Overall, he sees it as a good value, especially at the early-bird price, but not a reference-grade product.

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  HiFiMan Susvara Review - Almost perfect!

  26,3 k vuesaoût 2021

  The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN Susvara to be an exceptional, near-perfect flagship headphone, praising its build, comfort, and detailed sound, while noting it is very difficult to drive and has some minor ergonomic and accessory drawbacks. He concludes it is one of the best headphones available, though the high price and power requirements are significant considerations.

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  Meze Rai Penta IEM Review - Are these the best hybrids on the planet?

  4,2 k vuesmars 2021

  The reviewer finds the Meze Rai Penta to be a well-built, comfortable, and technically capable hybrid IEM with a neutral tuning and slightly elevated treble. While the build, comfort, and overall sound quality are praised, the treble is a bit too much for his personal taste, and he notes a slight dryness in the mids. He concludes it's a very good earphone that could be a one-and-only option, though his preference leans slightly warmer.

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  Focal Utopia Review - Is Focal's ultra flagship really that good?

  22,5 k vuesmars 2021

  The reviewer finds the Focal Utopia to be an exceptional headphone, praising its resolution, detail retrieval, and spherical soundstage, while noting minor bass roll-off and the use of some plastic in construction. He considers it one of the best he's heard, though he compares it to other flagships like the Meze Empyrean and HD 800S to assess its value.

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  OneOdio Pro 50 Closed Headphones Review - $50 of fun and innovation!

  15,9 k vuesnov. 2020

  The reviewer finds the OneOdio Pro-50 to be a surprisingly capable budget headphone for its $50 price, offering innovative dual-input cabling and decent sound quality, though it has some physical limitations and a V-shaped sound signature. It's not a giant killer but a good value for the price, especially for DJs or musicians.

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  KBEAR KS2 Hybrid IEM Review - Beware the hype train!!

  9,2 k vuesnov. 2020

  The reviewer finds the KBEAR KS2 to be a well-balanced budget hybrid IEM with impressive bass and imaging for its price, but notes it is highly source-dependent and can become harsh or sibilant in the treble if not paired with a warm source or proper tips. They conclude it can be rewarding with the right setup, but caution that it is not a universal recommendation due to its sensitivity to pairing and insertion depth.

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  Beyerdynamic T5 3rd Generation Headphone Review - It's a little bit magical

  22,7 k vuesoct. 2020

  The reviewer finds the Beyerdynamic T5 3rd Generation to be a brilliant, smooth, and rich-sounding closed-back headphone that offers a relaxing and engaging listening experience, though it is not a detail-oriented analytical tool. The main drawbacks are the microphonic stock cable and a slight comfort hotspot on the top of the head, but overall it is considered a great value for a flagship headphone.

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  Meze Audio 99 Neo Review

  30,1 k vuesaoût 2018

  The reviewer compares the Meze 99 Neo to the 99 Classics, finding the Neo superior in sound quality despite being cheaper. The Neo fixes the treble edginess of the Classics, offering a smoother, more engaging mid-range and a broader soundstage, making it a highly recommended closed-back headphone in its price range.

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  beyerdynamic Aventho Wireless Headphone review

  8,1 k vuesjuil. 2018

  The reviewer praises the Beyerdynamic Aventho Wireless for its unique hearing calibration feature, which customizes sound to the user's hearing profile, along with its comfortable design, long battery life, and balanced neutral sound. However, they note the lack of a protective case for the ear cups and a slightly less engaging bass response, but overall consider it a strong, worthwhile option for portable wireless headphones.

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