Campfire Audio is back in a sleek glossy black with a well needed update to the original 2016 Dorado.
Continue reading “Campfire Audio Dorado 2020 Review – Refinement”
KZ “Knowledge Zenith” has come up with yet another budget offering, this time with a 10mm dynamic driver + 7 balanced armatures on each side for a total of 16 drivers in the KZ ZAX.
Continue reading “KZ ZAX Review – More Drivers, More Betterness”
With 6 drivers, 3 crossover switches and a custom low pass filter tube design, and a 3D printed enclosure, FiiO takes their IEM design to new heights. Read on for the review!
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Not only is the Ikko OH1 sleek looking and comfortable, it’s also got a great sound to boot, powered by a 10mm dynamic driver and Knowles balanced armature driver. And, it’s only 139USD!
Continue reading “Ikko OH1 Review – Luxury Sound, Budget Price”
Tin Audio continues their campaign for budget IEM market dominance with the Tin Audio T3 after finding enormous success with the T2/T2 Pro.
Continue reading “Tin Audio T3 Review – Neutral and Engaging”
A quick post detailing out some of the exciting things we saw at the Hong Kong High End Audio Visual Expo 2018!
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Shortly after my acquisition of the Noble Kaiser 10 (K10), the California-based marque announced the Katana, a new design featuring 9 custom drivers per side and promises a different tuning signature. In this review, I hope to depict Katana in its own light, and not so much compare it too heavily to its royal sibling, which now sits alongside it as co-flagships of the house of Noble.
Continue reading “The Emperor and The Blade (Part 2): Noble Katana – The Mellifluous Blade”
The FH5 caught my attention even as a prototype at CanJam SoCal 2018 and I was not let down by the finished product either. This is a wonderful IEM priced extremely competitively – we recommend not to miss out on this.
Continue reading “FiiO FH5 Review – Entering the Big Leagues”
Creative is a company that has been involved in audio since 1981, and their SoundBlaster line is also a name I also grew up with as most computers came packaged with their soundcards. I’ve also been a long time fan of their affordable desktop speakers, and I’m happy to say that their foray into portable audio doesn’t disappoint.
Continue reading “Creative Aurvana Trio Review – Rise of the Midbudget Earphone”
