Campfire Audio Vega 2020 – Big, Bold & Beautiful
The Vega 2020 offers splendid ergonomics and build combined with a rich and engaging yet coherent tuning built atop a strong technical foundation.
To Tesla, or not to Telsa – A Review of the Astell&Kern T9iE
Clarity, sparkle, and a dynamic low-end. The T9iE is a fine choice in this segment.
Meze Rai Penta Review – Metallurgic Magic
The Rai Penta doesn’t awe the listener like most high-end IEMs, but gently eases them into a natural yet resolving sound that continues to reveal new details after hours and hours.
Plussound X-Series T-Metal – Minute But Mighty
Plussound’s professional build quality and ultra compliant insulation realises a clean, controlled and detailed sound.
Empire Ears Phantom Review – The Hero We Deserve
The Phantom is the daily flagship, free of fatigue and always hiding a new nuance in plain sight for the listener to discover.
Beyerdynamic Xelento Remote Review – Inviting, Intoxicating
Those looking for a warm, full-bodied sound without the muffle and congestion will find the Xelento versatile and TOTL in every regard.
Campfire Audio Atlas Review – Legendary
It isn’t balanced, but Campfire Audio’s Atlas is undeniably an impressive and truly courageous creation executed with mastery.
A Lens Through Which to Examine – A Review of the Beyerdynamic DT770 Studio
For studio mixing, these may be the best headphones money can buy.
CES 2014 Headphone Coverage – Part 2: Audio-Technica, STAX, Beyerdynamic, and Polk Audio
Part 2 of our CES 2014 Headphone Coverage, in which we demo a few dozen new headphones, featuring Audio-Technica, STAX, Beyerdynamic, and Polk Audio