If you have $250 to put towards a pair of headphones and you enjoy a warm, musical sound, I can absolutely, wholeheartedly recommend the 99 Neo. I probably wouldn’t wear
I was contacted recently by Romanian audio company, Meze Audio, about reviewing their much-loved and respected (but still slightly boutique) 99 Classics headphone. Of course I jumped at the chance
A little while ago, Massdrop ran a drop for a headphone I’d never heard of, the German Maestro GMP 8.35 Mobile Advanced. After reading a bit about the headphone, particularly
The Amiron Home is designed as a consumer-grade, high-end headphone in the same vein as the T1 and T5p headphones meaning that it uses the incredibly powerful Tesla magnet technology
The high-end headphone world has experienced an identity crisis (admittedly slightly too strong a term) of sorts in recent times with two camps seemingly forming between the colder, analytical precision
Brainwavz have consistently impressed with their range of very affordable earphones including the M1, R3, S3, S5, and Jive models – all of which had a place and purpose. So,
I’ve been writing reviews now for around 15 years and I think this might be the very first time that I’ve ever re-written a review – not just edited a
Overview The Urbanite XL is a new addition to the Sennheiser range and was offered to me for review by Head-Fi user, White Lotus, as part of an Australian review
The Mr Speaker’s Mad Dogs headphones have been around for a while now and are currently produced as revision 3.2. To understand the reason for the revisions, let me explain
Most headphones on the market use a “traditional” driver technology referred to as dynamic drivers. These are much the same as the speakers you see in your stereo system or
