The 64 Audio Nio is one of the newer IEMs in 64 Audio's lineup, and easily the most gorgeous. The Nio has one of the most comfortable IEM shapes I've ever tried. I listen to the Nio off a Qudelix 5K. The sound of the Nio can be described as warm and punchy. There is an abundance of sub-bass - the dynamic driver good stuff. Mids are warm and harmonically rich. Treble is smooth, extended, and airy, but still very detailed and capable. The overall sound signature is very pleasing - terms that come to mind are enveloping, warm, relaxing. Compared to my...

Solaris 2020 Review and Comparison to Campfire Andromeda The Solaris 2020 is the latest and greatest remix of the controversial Campfire Solaris. Campfire Audio’s claim to fame was the Campfire Andromeda, an IEM with a near-universally loved audio signature. To this date, I maintain that the Campfire Andromeda was “sonic gold” - I wonder if even Campfire truly understands the science behind why so many people are drawn to the Andromeda. Regardless, the Solaris is perhaps an attempt by Campfire to show that they are more than the Andromeda. The...

ZMF Verite Closed Review ZMF Verite Closed - Sennheiser HD800S - ZMF Salire Bocote Cables by ZMF and Norne Overview The Verite Closed is Zach's latest creation - a TOTL hand-crafted closed-back designed to be competitive with the best closed-backs on the market today. As with all ZMF headphones, craftsmanship is second to none. The headphone consists of carefully sanded and waxed wooden cups, supported by a strong but lightweight magnesium chassis, and lined with luxurious soft leather. At the heart of it all lies a Beryllium-coated driver, a...

Cerberus 3 Review A CIEM worthy of the stars... Cerberus III I asked Jack to make it look like stars against a backdrop of a dark-purple night-sky. He absolutely nailed the look!     Unboxing       They arrived in a very well-made, slick-looking box with raised print, magnetic clasps, silk-like pull-strap to open, and all. Opening the box, we're greeted with a soft and large microfiber Empire Ears dust bag. It has a very nice-looking silvery logo on the front.              Moving the pouch to the side, we see the hard-shell case. Jack...

So - I must say - that the audio quality on these is absolutely phenomenal. Crisp, clear, detailed sound all around. Mids are absolutely wonderful, bass is phenomenal (and can be adjusted with the software), and highs are great.   Isolation doesn't seem that good when you first put them on, but when you start to play something, it goes straight up.   I saw little to no perceived audio quality loss with the wireless aspect of the headphones. Logitech uses it's own USB stick - this is not a low-bitrate Bluetooth connection. You won't get sound from...