Intro: I’ve previously reviewed the original Susvara, and it left a strong impression. It’s one of the few summit-fi headphones that actually feels like it lives up to its reputation. That said, I'm not a fan of the price and the same goes for this one. But I'm sure there are enough of you out … Continue reading Hifiman Susvara Unveiled review: a fresh take on the classic sound
Topping's first IEM, the Arpegear Hane, priced at $129, features a dynamic driver, delivering a neutral sound with tuning switches for customization. It combines solid design and decent performance.
An anti-hifi hifi headphone? Intro Fiio is a established brand for portable earphones and playback devices. The introduction of the FT3 and FT5, an ambitious duo of a dynamic driver and a planar, marks the brand's venture into the headphone arena. Today we have here the FT5. One can clearly see effort and thought put … Continue reading Review of Fiio FT5
It's a vibe... Intro The Audeze LCD-2s have been known for their smooth and lush sound. While they may not offer the most accurate instrumental timbre, there is a captivating 'effortlessness' about them, as many have noted, making them particularly enjoyable for certain genres. Since around 2013, Audeze introduced what they call 'fazors', essentially wave … Continue reading Review of Audeze LCD-2 Fazor
The looks of an alien-phone? Intro Earlier, I reviewed the Aeon Open X and found it a bit underwhelming. Now, I've had the opportunity to evaluate its closed-back counterpart. Is it any better? There's a common belief in this hobby that closed-back headphones are more challenging to tune correctly compared to open-backs. This review will … Continue reading Review of Drop + Dan Clark Audio Aeon Closed X
