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Astrotec AS-200HD

Astrotec AS-200HD Review

The Astrotec AS-200HD encounters fierce competition from other closed-back sets and doesn’t have much going for it aside from startlingly strong bass.

 

Modded Koss KSC75

Koss KSC75 (modded) Review

Even though I prefer the sound of the modified KSC75, for the average listener the price tag and time investment of the mods has dubious value.

 

AKG K81DJ

AKG K81DJ (K518DJ / K518LE) Review

At the current street price the AKG K81Dj provide an incredible combination of portability, durability, and isolation.

 

Ultrasone Zino

Ultrasone Zino Review

While the Ultrasone Zinos are certainly attractive to behold, they fall slightly short of expectations set by the $100 price tag.

 

Sennheiser PX200-II

Sennheiser PX200-II / PX200-IIi Review

Unlike the original PX200, which had little going for it besides being small and closed, the PX200-II is a surprisingly competent all-rounder.

 

OPPO PM-1

OPPO PM-1 Review (with comparisons to LCD-2, HD600, and HE-560)

The OPPO PM-1 is a full-size, open-back planar magnetic headphone with fantastic craftsmanship, and is superbly comfortable in both fit and sound.

 

Rhines Custom Monitors Stage 3 custom in-ear monitors

Rhines Custom Monitors Stage 3 custom in-ear monitor review

Well known Compact Monitors of Germany split into 2 companies. The founder of Compact started Rhines Custom Monitors and continues the Stage series legend. Read the in-depth review of the Stage 3 and see what they are all about.

 

Audio-Technica ATH-ES7

Audio-Technica ATH-ES7 Review

Among all of the reasonably priced portable headphones, the Audio-Technica ATH-ES7 is a unique offering that manages to combine style and substance without compromising much of either.

 

Grado SR60i

Grado SR60i Review

Though I’ve never personally considered Grados to be portable cans, the sound produced by the SR60i for a mere $80 is hard to argue against.

 

Philips SHP5400

Philips SHP5400 / SHP5401 Review

The Philips SHP5400 are quite different from most other headphones I’ve heard in the $50 range, focusing their sonic performance on speed and clarity.
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