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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.

 

The Headphone List: A Year in Review

The Headphone List officially launched last September. We wanted to thank all who have come along for the ride so far and share some statistics and takeaways from our first year.

 

LEAR LUF-4B

LEAR LUF-4 (LUF-4F / LUF-4B / LUF-4C) Review

The LEAR LUF-4 models offer a competitive, yet well-differentiated alternative to more mainstream multi-BA earphones with an unprecedented level of customization for universal IEMs

 

JAM Transit Buds

JAM Transit Buds wireless earphones review

The JAM Transit Buds deliver what they promise – easy-to-use Bluetooth functionality with a design that’s suitable for workouts thanks to sweat resistance and a secure fit in the ear.

 

Nuforce NE-600X

Nuforce NE-600X Review

The budget-minded Nuforce NE-600X draws on the tuning of the company’s higher-end earphones to deliver an unabashedly bass-heavy sound without sacrificing overall performance

 

Brainwavz R3

Brainwavz R3 (ver. 2) Review

I’ve noticed that earphones in the $100-$150 range are let down by the sound quality more often than expected – maybe 1 in 3 are worth recommending on sound alone. This is not at all the case with the Brainwavz R3

 

Introducing BuySonic – daily deals on headphones and earphones from Sonic Electronix

Introducing BuySonic, a new, members-only daily deal site focused on headphones and earphones worth keeping an eye on

  

VSonic GR07 Classic - Blue

Brief Review: VSonic GR07 Classic (plus warning for GR07 buyers)

The VSonic GR07 Classic represents a cut in price but not quality for the acclaimed GR07. Beware of some sellers passing the Classic off as the GR07 mkII.

 

T-Peos Rich200

T-Peos Rich200 Review

With its comfortable form factor, sturdy construction, and headset functionality, the T-Peos Rich200 offers excellent practicality and matching audio performance.

 

HiFiMan HE-560

HiFiMan HE-560 Review: A new benchmark

Not having tried any of HiFiMan’s previous full-size cans, the HE-560 impressed me more than I had anticipated, going so far as to replace the Sennheiser HD600 as my full-size reference headphone thanks to the outstanding bass performance and clarity.

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Introducing CTC Audio – Authorized North American distributor for Fidue, Dunu, T-Peos, and more

Introducing CTC Audio, the official North American distributor for FIDUE, DUNU, T-Peos, and HiSound Audio
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