Music for the Masses.
Products up to approximately $100.
This is the MH755: single dynamic driver, small earpieces, cable too short (needs extension or recabling), haptic is nothing special. Got my pair from Biodegraded who had purchased them on ebay for $7 AUS.
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Some photos of the Moondrop Crescent, the smaller sibling of the popular Moondrop Kanas Pro.
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The Paiaudio DR2 is a superbly built, warm, bright, V-shaped bass gun with laid back mids and a good timbre.
Read moreYet another low-profile, cheap earphone with a very refined tuning.
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The C10 are actually the first KZ model I’ve heard since the ED9 that have this sort of unforced spontaneity and these point to a very promising direction.
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Not groundbreaking or perfect, but the Pro represents a positive step towards a more refined signature.
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The Hill Audio Altair • RA is a superbly built, warm, bright, V-shaped bass gun with laid back mids and a good timbre.
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A photo album of the beautiful Hill Audio Altair • RA earphone in support of my review.
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The ZSN Pro is easy to drive with any source. This makes it ideal to use on-the-go with nothing other than your phone.
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The (brown) Fidue A66 is the follow-up model to the revered (copper coloured) A65. Both sport single DDs drivers although with a completely different tuning. Review coming soon.
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A retuned and updated version of the popular KZ ZSN. How does it stack up to the original? See my review.
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Pros — Well extended and clean treble (!!!); clarity; timbre; separation/layering; high-quality case included. Cons — Lean on bass. INTRODUCTION
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A series of lascivious photos of the new dual-driver hybrid (1xDD and 1xBA per side) Revonext QT5 earphone.
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