Music for the Masses.
The Monk Go impresses most by its $5 price tag. It actually has decent resolution and technical merits but its complete lack of body and brightish midrange make them only useful for…
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The Tin Hifi T2 EVO is a mistuned evolution of the Tinaudio T2 that lacks in tonality but convinces in technicalities…
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The BIE Pro is a slightly warm single DD earphone with a middle-of-the-road tuning and great imaging that will please most listeners…
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The Moondrop KATO か と is a well-balanced, smooth sounding single DD earphone that sets a new standard in the $200 region.
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Expectations are high after the excellent LZ A7…
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The ddHifi Janus2 (model 2020B) is the sonically completely different follow-up to the Janus1 (2020A)…
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The ddHifi Janus (also referred to as Janus1 or E2020A) is a well-accessorized, mid-centric, articulate iem that is very well suited for listening just with a phone.
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The Ikko Gems OH1S are slightly warm, organic sounding 1+1 earphones with good midrange resolution and note definition…
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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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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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The Whizzer Kylin HE03AL is a cohesive warm-bright, nimble earphone that scores in almost all aspects.
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Iems with Beryllium drivers have been a novelty for some time…and they are expensive…
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Two main questions arise and will be addressed in this review. First, how do the DragonFlys Red and Cobalt compare? Second, is the 2016 DragonFly Red still current or have the competitors overtaken Gordon Rankin’s innovation?
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