Audioengine D3 – A Lil’ Something Something For Your Headphones
Disclaimer: Audio Engine sent the D3 for the purposes of this review. I paid import duties and nothing else. Currently, the D3 goes for…
Disclaimer: Audio Engine sent the D3 for the purposes of this review. I paid import duties and nothing else. Currently, the D3 goes for…
Disclaimer: Fried sent us the Violectric V281 for the purpose of this review. I was supposed to send it back… I would advise reading…
Disclaimer: Earsonics provided this Velvet sample free of charge for the purposes of this review. Velvet goes for 699$. You can find more about it…
Back to the future Friday, a monthly column where Headfonia shines light on the awesome past. #7 Audio Technica’s CK10 Back when headfi was…
Disclaimer: The R1 was sent to us for this review and it will have to be returned to Flare later. I asked Ricky to…
Disclaimer: plusSound graciously provided the plusSound Cloud Nine for the purposes of this review. It starts at 349$ USD. You can find out all…
Disclaimer: CypherLabs sent me the very first C6IEM sample free for review. I will be sending it to Nathan in Japan later this week…
Disclaimer & Editor’s note: I jokingly asked Joe if he was interested in doing a PONO guest review for us and he accepted. We…
Disclaimer: Aurender sent this review sample to me for the purposes of this review. The FLOW goes for 1295$. FLOW though it may be…
Disclaimer: Rhines Customs sent me a free sample of the Stage 5 monitor specifically for this review. The Germans Rhines Custom Audio is…
Disclaimers: Alclair supplied the RSM for the purposes of this review. I paid shipping, custom tariffs, and all transportation costs, but not for the…
Disclaimer: Hifiman sent us one free unit of the HE-400i for this review only a few months after the HE-400i was released. Hifiman is…