Like a Sports Car for Your Head: The Audeze SINE and Cipher Lightning Cable
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On-ear portable headphones don't get a lot of love from headphone enthusiasts...that's about to change.
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Mr Speakers Ether C is a World Class Sealed Headphone
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Not at all sure I'll succeed, but I'll try to find something bad to say about these headphones.
The Technologically Impressive LCD-4 Planar Magnetic Headphone
This story originally appeared at InnerFidelity.comA technological tour de force. But sound quality is the question.
The Caeden Linea No. 10 A Lovely Mobile Headphone for the Ladies
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A beauty more than skin deep, the Caeden Linea No. 10 sounds as good as it looks.
Sennheiser HD 800 S: Tweaked and Delightful...and a French DIY Response
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They say it's all about the stories. Well here's another chapter for a venerable and storied headphone.
The Meze 99 Classics, Very Fun, Very Tasty
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I'd love to meet a super-model with a good head on her shoulders. But being an old dude, I'll happily settle for the way-more-than-skin-deep beauty of the Meze 99 Classics.
Listening #158
In my sophomore year of high school, one of the greatest challenges my friends and I faced was the search for the perfect after-school hangout, perfect being defined as "having the least amount of adult supervision." Some of us lived in single-parent homes, but only one had a single parent for whom weekday surprise inspections were impossible, and that was Scott. So Scott's placea downstairs apartment in a nice older house not far from schoolgot the nod.
V-MODA Crossfade Wireless a Mixed Bag
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In the end I think these are pretty good for a wireless headphone, but you're going to have to wade through a lot of mixed feelings from me to get there.
Chord Electronics Mojo D/A headphone amplifier
Like all men, I learned at an early age to resist the allure of a pretty face.
OkayI learned that I should try to resist the allure of a pretty face.
Okay, I confess: I have never been able to resist the allure of a pretty face. Which is why, when I first clapped eyes on the Mojo D/A headphone amplifier from English company Chord Electronics, at an event hosted by Manhattan retailer Stereo Exchange, I had to borrow a sample for review.
Apogee Electronics Groove D/A headphone amplifier
Apogee Electronics Corp. has been in business for 30 years, and I've always thought of them as one of the pro-audio companies responsible for moving digital in the right direction. They've made their mark in recording studios around the planet with digital-audio interfaces and master clocks that have long been considered some of the most technically and sonically advanced, and that were probably used in a high percentage of the recordings in your collection. So when I saw Apogee pop up at the consumer end of the market with a technically unique product, budget-priced at $295, it got my attention.