Hidizs AP60II Review Introduction/Disclaimer: I won a Hidizs AP60II late last year in a Facebook contest. I have been using it extensively for about a month. I am writing this review of my own volition and have had no contact with Hidizs other than to provide shipping details to them. About Me: I listen mostly to heavy metal, hip hop, and electronic music, as well as movie and video game soundtracks. I value detail, clarity, and soundstage above other acoustic qualities, and generally prefer a V-shaped sound signature. The headphones...

Introduction: I was lucky enough to be selected to take part in the Fiio Q1 MkII review tour. My own focus in these impressions is going to be less about the sonic characteristics of the N3 and more about its functionality as it applies to my particular needs. About Me: I listen mostly to heavy metal, hip hop, and electronic music, as well as movie and video game soundtracks. I value detail, clarity, and soundstage above other acoustic qualities, and generally prefer a V-shaped sound signature. I don’t possess any DSD format music and have only a...

DISCLAIMER: This review is based upon a tour sample unit provided to me by the manufacturer in exchange for my honest and unfiltered opinion. I am not being compensated in any way for writing this review. I have shipped the sample unit to the next reviewer. ABOUT ME I listen mostly to heavy metal, hip hop, and electronic music, as well as movie and video game soundtracks. I value detail, clarity, and soundstage above other acoustic qualities. I like V-shaped sound signatures, generally those with more of an emphasis on the treble. Other headphones...

Cayin N3 Impressions Introduction: I was lucky enough to be selected to take part in the Cayin N3 review tour. Howlin Fester had the unit before me, and has written a very thorough review of the N3, which is located here. My own focus in these impressions is going to be less about the sonic characteristics of the N3 and more about its functionality as it applies to my particular needs. About Me: I listen mostly to heavy metal, hip hop, and electronic music, as well as movie and video game soundtracks. I value detail, clarity, and soundstage above...

DISCLAIMER: This review is based upon a sample unit provided to me by the manufacturer in exchange for my honest and unfiltered opinion. I am not being compensated in any way for writing this review. I would like to thank Phoebe from Archeer for sending me this review unit. ABOUT ME I listen mostly to heavy metal, hip hop, and electronic music, as well as movie and video game soundtracks. I value detail, clarity, and soundstage above other acoustic qualities. The Bluetooth speaker I used most prior to this review was the UE Mini Boom. SOURCE I have...

DISCLAIMER: This review is based upon a sample unit provided to me by the manufacturer in exchange for my honest and unfiltered opinion. I am not being compensated in any way for writing this review. I would like to thank Phoebe from Archeer for sending me this review unit. ABOUT ME I listen mostly to heavy metal, hip hop, and electronic music, as well as movie and video game soundtracks. I value detail, clarity, and soundstage above other acoustic qualities. Other headphones I own or have used in the past include the Mee Audio P1 Pinnacle...

INTRODUCTION Disclaimer: This review is based upon a sample unit provided to me by the manufacturer in exchange for my honest and unfiltered opinion. I am not being compensated in any way for writing this review. I would like to thank Mixcder for sending me this review unit. ABOUT ME I have used the Mixcder X5 with a Blu HD R1 Android smartphone running Marshmallow and on my Windows 10 PC through a JDS Labs The Element, listening to either Spotify Premium high-quality streaming or local FLAC. Other headphones I own or have used in the past include...

INTRODUCTION I used a pair of KZ ATE IEMs as my daily driver for most of the last two years, following a pair of Mee Electronics M6 IEMs and only recently replaced by the Mee Electronics Pinnacle P1. I have purchased at least three pairs of KZ ATE In-Ear Monitors over the last two years at a personal cost of around $15 per pair give or take a few dollars per pair. I bought the second pair for my girlfriend and the third pair to replace the first after around a year of use (more on that later).     ABOUT ME I have used the KZ ATEs with a variety...