Having languished in my bedroom cabinet these many months, and with memories of grain and sibilance to the fore, I decided to give 'em another go. Goodness me what a sound stage! And with music that requires few instruments, they sound clear as a bell. Commuting with joy is now the standard, and...

Unlike European classical music, Japanese, imho, tended to be string based, with usually only one or two-three players. So the need for great treble and SS is important. Then with the 'rise' of bass dominant rap and hip hop, Bass needed the deluxe treatment. So with all my TOTL sony iems...

Firstly I would like to thank the kind response to my H3 review, and with over 100 hrs I will be using it for this review, as it ticks the Sony synergy button nicely. This Dap offers a highly profound manna for the masses sound, but I will be objective and try to cover most bases and genres.  ...

I would put this in the H1 H3 thread but I thought get a march on the grande fromages and treat you to the amateur version first. The only other top ender IEM I've heard is a Shure, and that was 10 years ago, though i fear no comers with my exp of the Sony ear bud sound.   The packaging is...

Hi Guy's, newbie here, I've got the Sony XB-90 ex and am very happy with it, but I'm also interested in the upcoming XBA H line. I have the XBA-1 but have serious concerns with it's sound body, would the XBA H-1 address this issue? Ideally it would share the precision of the 1 while also gaining...