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Living in the fast-paced city of Los Angeles, ljokerl has been using portable audio gear to deal with lengthy commutes for the better part of a decade. He spends much of his time listening to music and occasionally writes portable audio reviews across several enthusiast sites, focusing mostly on in-ear earphones.

 

Noble Audio Black Friday 2014

[Expired] Black Friday CIEM deals: sitewide discounts from Noble Audio & 1964EARS

Discounts on custom IEMs are quite rare – in fact, Black Friday is about the only time of the year they occur with some consistency. Here’s two noteworthy promos that hit our feeds in the past 24 hours.

 

Fidue A83

Fidue A83 Review

The Fidue A83 combines great attention to detail with a punchy, slightly v-shaped sound, solid build quality, and good ergonomics.

 

Deal Alert: HiFiMan RE-400 $79 + free US shipping (head-direct.com); Updated: now on Amazon

HiFiMan is running a “pre-Black Friday” sale on the fantastic RE-400 in-ear monitors through their official website at Head-Direct.com. Normally $99, the RE-400 is currently $79.

 

[Expired] Deal Alert: Brainwavz R3 Dual Dynamic earphones + Brainwavz AP001 Amp $89.50 or less + free shipping (mp4nation)

Brainwavz’ flagship dual dynamic earphone, the R3 version 2, can temporarily be had for $89.50 including shipping (down from $130) with a free mini-amp and free shipping

 

JVC HA-FR301 Xtreme Xplosives

JVC Xtreme Xplosives HA-FR301 Review

The HA-FR301 is an earphone for bassheads, pure and simple; its v-shaped sound signature, while not without drawbacks, maintains better-than-expected clarity throughout.

Brief Review: Harman Kardon CL

MSRP: $199.99 Current Price: $90 from amazon.com Frequency Response: 16-20,000 Hz | Impedance: 32 Ω | Sensitivity: 119 dB SPL/1mW Form factor: on-ear | Space-Saving…

  

Custom Art Harmony 8 Pro

Brief Review: Custom Art Harmony 8 Pro & Pro 330v2

A brief review of two silicone-shelled custom in-ear monitors from Custom Art – the Harmony 8 Pro and Pro 330v2

 

Rock Jaw Alfa Genus

Rock Jaw Alfa Genus Review

Rock Jaw scores a value win with their very first official US release, the variable-tuning Alfa Genus.

  

VSonic VSD3S

Brief Review: VSonic VSD3S, Ostry KC06 & Havi B3 Pro I

A head-to-head review of three popular sub-$100 earphones – the VSonic VSD3S, Ostry KC06 and Havi B3 Pro I

 

Tekfusion Twinwoofers

Tekfusion Twinwoofers Review

The Tekfusion Twinwoofers are competent bass-heavy earphones that suffer from a spot of bass bloat but still offer up good midrange presence and a smooth, inoffensive top end.
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