...to the box. Feel and Fit The Good The IEM feels put together well. Pin connectors feel solid, and the nozzle doesn’t seem to have weak points. * QDC connection feels more secure, and less prone to breaking, than standard 2 pin connectors. The Okay/Indifferent Fit was best for me on the...

Thanks to Larry at Beyerdynamic for the review sample Pros: Build quality is phenomenal, comfort is great, bass quantity, instrument separation Cons: Overly bassy sound that dominates despite good instrument separation Sound Signature: Bassy with slight lower mid-range recession and mildly...

Thanks to Larry at Beyerdynamic for the review sample Pros: Build quality, additional pads, straight and coiled cables, bass quantity and quality, clarity, musicality, musical engagement. Cons: Huge hole in a specific region of the upper mids, treble borders on too much, mild recession in the...

I have just received an e-mail correcting me on the price. The Bell is likely to cost more than $120 due to the higher quality materials than the Velvet.

I don't know about all of their stuff since I haven't heard it, but this is a sub-par product in my eyes.

...but the sub-bass lacks a visceral impact while the extreme lows have a tendency to sound fuzzy when pushed hard. When listening to James Blake’s *Limit to Your Love* I feel that the pacing of the quickly moving sub-bass is off, as if the previous bass note is still lingering as the next one...

Bump for some awesome headphones!

I have not, but I would love to hear them as I've heard they are more bass focused than the Andromeda.

Hey man first off thanks for reading my review! It's cool that you and I seem to agree on how they sound, and the comfort! I have talked with Mad_Economist and mentioned that it might be a good idea to offer them in custom colors. Maybe down the road! I agree that they aren't the most polished...

...bass is punchy, controlled, and quick, much like the sub-bass. Perfectly suited to shake your head when listening to something like Jay-Z & Kanye’s *Ni**as in Paris* while adding an energetic low-end presence to the bass guitars Steely Dan’s *Kid Charlemagne*. The low-end quantity is...

...looks and feels perfectly sufficient, though the rope chain style of the cable tends to get tangled rather easily, and the cable terminates in a 90* angle, so users might have a cable they prefer otherwise. Sound Quality iBasso DX80 Bass The bass of the Andromeda is prominent, overly so for...

...to. Conclusion The NASH 20 are a good headset. I would have no problems recommending them to someone who likes their aesthetics and wants a no ******** gaming headset. The soundstage and imaging are great, playing Overwatch while wearing these was a blast and positional audio cues were...

I did a Google but haven't found anyone comparing the two. Has anyone used both and able/willing to comment on the differences? Also does anyone know if they connect wirelessly to a Playstation 4?

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Review is live: http://www.head-fi.org/t/812816/review-cascadia-audio-talos-the-best-v-shaped-headphone-under-500   Yeah, I love em.

The Good: Price/Quality ratio; Comfort; Bass quality/quantity; Musicality; Imaging. The Bad: Requires a powerful amplifier. Tonal Balance: V-Shaped Style: Circumaural semi-open. Cost: $250 at Cascadia Audio   Reviewing Process & Background I knew Mad Economist as a fellow mod on Reddit’s...

From what I remember the HE560 wasn't super hard to drive. The K5 has a good amount of power also.

I will have my review out tomorrow, but unless you need high isolation, the Talos are the best v-shaped headphone under $500 without a doubt in my mind. When I first heard them all I could think of was how they reminded me of the HiFIMan HE560 with similarities of the ZMF Blackwood, at least...

  The Good: Dual micro-SD slots; Ease of navigation; Use as a DAC; Multiple audio output options; EQ and gain options. The Okay: Touch-screen responsiveness is spotty; Some touch functions aren’t intuitive; Overall user experience is just okay; Sound quality; Power output. The Bad: No search...

I have the A900ti but they're kind of beat up, not sure how to judge them at this point =(

Easily the weirdest sounding headphones I've ever heard while still sounding enjoyable. Weird bloomy mid-bass without too much in the sub, yet it doesn't sound thin. I dunno man like a weirder more colored A900. I need to listen more.

 

  The Good: Excellent build quality; Excellent accessory bundle; MMCX Removable cables; Treble extension; Midrange resolution. The Okay: Comfort; Bass quality and presence; Treble resolution; Soundstage. The Bad: Sibilance highlighting. Tonal Balance: Warm leaning despite lacking bass...