Final Audio Design has a number of in-ear monitors that have graced Head-Fi'ers ears and one of those is the Heaven II. Head-FI'er thatBeatsguy gave the Heaven II a listen and says he "would crown the Final Audio Design Heaven II as the best sounding IEM I’ve heard so far." Check out his review here.

Head-Fi'ers are always getting their hands (and ears) on new gear, and Head-Fi'er AnAnalogSpirit got his hands on the ALPHA 1 hybrid in-ear monitor. He's posted his impressions of ALPHA 1, so be sure to click here and check them out to see if it may be an IEM for your ears.

The Head-Fi Buying Guide has been updated for winter, and a lot of new products have been added! Check out the new additions by companies like FiiO, Blue, Sony, MrSpeakers, Noble Audio, iFi, LH Labs, Questyle, JDS Labs, Aurender, and many more--with more added over the next several days!

A number of new in-ear monitors utilize tuning filters to offer different sounds, and one of those is the RHA T10i. Head-Fi'er gikigill posted his thoughts on the T10i and its changeable filters here, so be sure to check it out if you're looking for a multi-purpose universal-fit IEM.

If you're looking for a universal-fit in-ear monitor and you're on a budget, one IEM to consider is the M1 from Brainwavz. Head-Fi'er JoeDoe posted his review of the M1, calling them "pleasantly detailed, natural, and very easy to listen to." Click here to read his review.

Veteran Head-Fi'er ljokerl recently posted his thoughts on the Alfa Genus in-ear monitor from Rock Jaw. He says "the Alfa Genus is especially noteworthy for using a functional tuning system that actually changes the sound in a very obvious way." If you're interested in the Alfa Genus, click now for his review.

Head-Fi'ers are always looking for a new set of cans for their audio journey. Head-Fi'er thatonenoob wrote a review of the Master And Dynamic MH40, stating "If you're looking for a warmer pair of headphones with a rich, lush sound, then I'd happily recommend the MH40.  It definitely won't disappoint."

Head-Fi'er earfonia got his hands on the Audio-Technica's ATH-MSR7 headphone, calling it "a great performer from Audio Technica, with a natural sound signature that inherited the clarity from Audio Technica's house sound." If you're looking for a new headphone, check out his review and photos here.

Head-Fi'ers use many different DAPS, and one of the newcomers is the Shozy Alien. Head-Fi'er Loquah reviewed it, stating it "presents a sound that is realistic, spacious and rich – a sound that contains oodles of detail, but without flaunting anything." Click now for his review.

If you're a Head-Fi'er looking for new music to grace your headphones, look no further than MuppetFace's blog. She's just updated it with her thoughts on Aphex Twin's latest release, Syro. Be sure to check it out to see if you might want to pick this album up for your collection.

Mkubota1 posted his coverage of the Fall Tokyo Headphone Festival (that took place in October), and it is (as his pictorial reports always are-) immersive--he has a way of making you feel like you were there. I was fortunate enough to be there, and his report brings me right back.

e-Earphone's Portable Audio Festival in Tokyo is picking up steam, rapidly becoming one of the world's top portable audio shows. AnakChan attended this weekend's event, and already posted an amazing show report, bursting with awesome impressions and photos!

Jerry Harvey Audio, in partnership with Astell&Kern, is launching two new Siren Series Models: Layla and Angie! The JH Audio Layla is the new JH Audio flagship, and the Angie is the most affordable in the Siren Series. Check out our Head-Fi TV episode about Layla and Angie!

Get ready, Head-Fi'ers, because CanJam is returning to Southern California in spring 2015! Make your plans, book your flights and hotel rooms, and get your ears ready for a not-to-miss spring event, worthy of the name CanJam. Click now for all the details for 2015 CanJam SoCal!

Head-Fi'er Loquah just wrote a review of the Kaiser 10 custom in-ear monitor, stating that is "so perfectly balanced in it’s sound and design/build that it truly disappears and leaves you with nothing but the music and a smile." If this sounds like a CIEM for your ears, click now.

...The Story of the World's Most Improbable Start-Up. Schiit co-founder (and award-winning writer) Jason Stoddard has decided to write a book about the story behind Schiit Audio. You'll find it's not just one story, it's stories--informative and often hilarious. Jason just posted Chapter 41, so check it out!

Philippe and Mike from Ultimate Ears (UE) did a reddit AMA (ask me anything)! Make sure to check it out, and see if questions you might have had were answered!

Head-Fi'er keanex has reviewed a number of headphones over the years. He recently posted his review of the P7 headphone from Bowers & Wilkins, stating the "P7 are an excellent choice for the person wanting a full-sized portable headphone that does not sacrifice sound quality." Check out his thoughts by clicking now.

Head-Fi'ers are always in pursuit of new gear, and one such Head-Fi'er is Amish. Amish recently posted a review of the Project Ember amp from Garage1217. He really enjoyed this amp with his Audeze LCD-2's, stating it "has more than enough power for the average user..." Check out his review here. 

If you're looking for a new tube amplifier to pair with your Sennheiser HD 800s, Head-Fi'er Dubstep Girl thinks you should take a look at the Lambert "Play It By Ear". She states "At $499, it is a phenomenal value amplifier that deserves to be auditioned." Check out her review here.