64 Audio A18s: The Quartermaster – A Custom In-Ear Monitor Review
64 Audio’s A18s is about as natural as reference gets; a warmer, mellower, more engineer-tailored take on their custom flagship that’s discerning all the same.
64 Audio’s A18s is about as natural as reference gets; a warmer, mellower, more engineer-tailored take on their custom flagship that’s discerning all the same.
Disclaimer: Vision Ears loaned me a universal version of Elysium for the purposes of this…
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