Music for the Masses.
All our independent technical and practical reviews, that is characterizations of a product.
The KBEAR TRI I3 is a big and smooth sounding, never fatiguing magnetic planar earphone that impresses by its gigantic soundstage and natural vocals reproduction. Needs lots of power to shine…
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For a virgin product, the Tforce Audio Yuan Li is a force to be reckoned with…
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The Campfire Audio Satsuma is a mostly balanced sounding earphone that is let down by some questionable treble-tuning and middling technicalities.
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This new OH1S model is presented as an evolution of its previous siblings in terms of technology, and carrying a quite different intended tuning compared to OH10.
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The Helm Bolt is a very small and light MQA certified portable DAC/amp that excels in terms of its organic/natural reproduction…
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That said, these are the best TWS I’ve heard at this type of revealing, etched signature…
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The KBEAR Robin are a smooth and non fatiguing set…
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In summary, the Cayin Fantasy is a great single DD earphone, but ultimately…
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…the Cayin C9 will pretty much be an endgame addition at this point.
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The JitterBug improves sound quality in most of my applications to the point I don’t want to miss it. But it does not work in all setups. Experimentation is required…
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Nicely-built successor to the T1XS, which was widely touted as the <$100 TWS-du-jour.
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Immersive depth and fantastic macro- and microdynamics…
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Given what I’ll use ‘em for, however, the SoundPEATS check a lot of boxes for me…
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