8.4
Brainwavz B400 Review
The Brainwavz B400 is another excellent audiophile centric IEM from this Hong Kong-based company. This is a quad BA driver IEM priced under $200. Disclaimer: The Brainwavz B400 sent to us is a sample in exchan...
8.4
8.5
Earsonics ES-5 Review
The ES-5 is the new flagship universal IEM from Earsonics ES Range. It is a five balanced armature driver monitor priced at €950. Disclaimer: The Earsonics ES-5 sent to us is a sample in exchange for our hones...
8.8
StereoPravda SPearphone SB-7 Review
The StereoPravda SPearphone SB-7 is a unique parallel 7 BA-driver designed IEM from Russia and priced at $3000. Disclaimer: The StereoPravda SPearphone SB-7 sent to us for the purposes of this review is a sa...
7.4
Westone UM1 Revised Edition Review
The Westone UM1 is the company's entry-level single balanced armature in-ear universal monitor. It is priced at $99. Disclaimer: The Westone UM1 sent to us for the purposes of this review is a sample and does ...
0
The Pretty Little Beast By Jomo Audio
I first met with Joseph regarding the 6 and 6R in mid to late 2015 and I kicked off the review of those two products stating the Singaporean based Jomo Audio as a relative newcomer. It certainly does not feel ...
0
The Sage Wizard Edition By Noble Audio
Noble's Classic line got a fairly substantial revamp last year and we have been working our way through them steadily since then. The Sage sits somewhere in the middle of the range priced at $599 and after spe...
0
The VS-4 By Clear Tune Monitors
This is our first collaboration with Clear Tune Monitors though they have been around for quite a while now (2010). CTM, (going forward), hail out of Orlando, Florida and are essentially a family business (Sand...
0
The W80 By Westone Audio
I remember reading a few times the concept of the Westone Audio product numbers being akin to the Star Trek movie franchise with the odd numbered ones never being as good as the even numbers. Certainly, I was ...
0
The Nightingale YK1 By Aya Audio
The portable audio scene in Vietnam is growing and more importantly, it is growing organically with indigenous manufacturers putting out good quality IEMs onto the local and international markets. We touched u...
0
The Katana Wizard Edition By Noble Audio
Who are you? Do you like your IEM's to sound musical, bass heavy, warm or smooth? Or, do you like your best IEM's to sound crystal clear, neutral or possible reference like in their sound? Up until a few month...
0
The B200 By Brainwavz
Brainwavz to date has been a popular budget-friendly consumer IEM and headphone manufacturer for as long as I can remember. We have a fairly healthy review coverage of Brainwavz over the last few years and the...
0
The AF180 By Audiofly
Hailing from Australia, Audiofly makes pro-musician stage and recording headphones with multi-driver technology since its inception in 2012. It's one of the few brands which has a full series of dynamic and BA-...
0
The ES-2 By Earsonics
We reviewed the ES-3 in the last quarter of 2016 and I gave it a healthy 8.5. I wasn't sure what to expect as I had not reviewed Earsonics before but the sound blew me away for the price. The ES-3 is an outstan...
0
The B150 By Brainwavz
Due to public demand, Brainwavz has decided to introduce a new BA-based series of IEMs. In total there are three new BA-based IEMs; the B100, B150, and B200. Having recently heard the B100 I have had high hopes...
8
The ProPhile 8 By InEar
InEar introduced the ProPhile 8 at CanJam Europe in September 2016. You can find my first impressions here: https://headfonics.com/2016/09/inears-prophile-8-first-impressions/ At that time the ProPhile 8 was st...
0
The Massdrop X By Noble Audio
Massdrop has a penchant for inciting an audiophile stampede at the "drop" of a pin with their fantastic prices and interesting tweaks to existing product ranges. 2016 may just have been their most high profile ...
The ER4XR by Etymotic
Etymotic Research created one of the most iconic classic IEMs with the ER4S. It has ever since been the in-ear to beat in regards to neutrality. Hindering itself with a rather functional design that lacked the ...
0
The ES-3 By Earsonics
Despite the fact our website is chock full of Earsonics reviews this is actually the first time I have personally reviewed an Earsonics IEM myself. Technically I have two in the office right now, the ES-2 and E...
7.1
The Savanna By Noble Audio
The Savanna is the direct replacement from Noble Audio for the Classic 4 and sports a new design and a few nice tonal tweaks. It is priced at $499. Disclaimer: The Noble Audio Savanna sent to us is a sample in...
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The MR2 By Pai Audio
Apparently, Pi was already registered by someone else and since "3.14159265359 Audio" didn't exactly set the world on fire as a catchy brand name, the resulting outcome was Pai Audio (with the 3.14 underneath)....