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  1. Here's a headphone I had on my wishlist for ages, but if I knew how it really sounded, I could have skipped it. Anyway, here it is, for better or worse: http://www.hifiheadphones.co.uk/community/threads/creative-aurvana-live-around-ear-stereo-headphone-review.4347/
  2. Here's a nice small headphone that's a snug around-ear fit for my average-size ears (might not go around larger ears). The astounding thing about this headphone is the sound. The bass is very similar to the famous M100, in quantity and quality both, but going up from there the rest of the range is more natural with this 1More MK801. Hopefully other users will test it out... http://www.mymac.com/2016/02/1more-over-ear-mk801-headphone-consumer-and-audiophile-review/
  3. This headphone has as much build quality as it does bling, and the quality is fantastic. But the sound is somewhat muffled, and burn-in didn't change that. But, because of the amazing physical quality for less than $90 USD, and because the simple bass reducer setting found in Apple players (as well as other devices) renders the sound very good for portable use, I recommend it highly on condition of using the player's bass reducer setting. Well worth checking out in my opinion. http://www.hifiheadphones.co.uk/community/threads/xiaomi-1more-mi-on-ear-stereo-headphone-review.4341/
  4. Taking a break from the very low-budget headphones and reviewing the Philips Fidelio X2 (which I missed in the initial intro), I was actually surprised at how good the X2 is. You'll appreciate the X2 if you've been using small plastic headphones like I've reviewed recently, even when you carefully EQ those small headphones, because Philips corrects the X2's resonances or other sonic anomalies with a much larger and better build, etc. I paid $199 at Massdrop, which is one heckuva deal. http://www.hifiheadphones.co.uk/community/threads/philips-x2-around-ear-open-back-stereo-headphone-review.4337/
  5. Another unusual product - a very light plastic headphone - so light that it needs no headband padding, and yet this headphone has a near-reference signature for monitoring etc. The reference signature doesn't always mean perfect tone quality however, but still it's fantastic I think for under $30 USD. http://www.hifiheadphones.co.uk/community/threads/audio-technica-sj-11-on-ear-portable-stereo-headphone-review.4334/
  6. And here's the best of Edifier, in one sense anyway - though the H850 has a more classic neutral bass, both the H840 and H850 share an excellent midrange and treble. But should you prefer the warmer bass, say, half to 2/3 the strength of a v-moda M100, at 1/6 the price of the M100, here for your consideration is the H840: http://www.hifiheadphones.co.uk/community/threads/edifier-h840-around-ear-budget-audiophile-stereo-headphone-review.4332/
  7. Here's a new one for me, low-cost (~$35 USD) but decent sound quality and build quality. The H840 review follows tomorrow. http://www.hifiheadphones.co.uk/community/threads/edifier-h750-on-ear-stereo-headphone-review.4331/
  8. Here is a very nice on-ear headphone that sells for $28 USD, in the U.S. It should be available world-wide. The downsides are 1) Very lightweight and plastic, with a possibly fragile non-detachable cable, and 2) A neutral-to-light bass response. All else is good to excellent. http://www.hifiheadphones.co.uk/community/threads/edifier-h650-on-ear-portable-stereo-headphone-review.4328/
  9. Here's a Beyer I missed - I've had the Custom One Pro(2), Custom Street, DT48(4), DT770-32, DT1350(4), DT1770 Pro, T1, T51p, and T90, but this is the first T70p for me. I like it - a lot. It has a strong midrange emphasis, but overall very hi-fi with the Tesla drivers. It's not an ideal on-the-street portable, in that isolation is compromised if wearing glasses, and insofar as when pulled down around the neck for ordering coffee or schmoozing with people, it bumps against my chin. The cheaper Custom Street has no such problem. I like the comfort better than the T90, but it's easily as comfy as the T1 or DT770. http://www.hifiheadphones.co.uk/community/threads/beyerdynamic-t70p-around-ear-portable-stereo-headphone-review.4327/
  10. Here is a delightful little portable headphone from Beyerdynamic, and unlike most of their other low-end portables, this is a real (made in Germany) Beyer with their famous earcup forks and all. The signature is much flatter than the Beyer mini-Teslas (T51p, DT1350, ....), with better extension on both ends - I love it. http://www.hifiheadphones.co.uk/community/threads/beyerdynamic-custom-street-on-ear-stereo-headphone-review.4322/
  11. Another unique and best-of, with these differences: Very near neutral/flat, but not bright or treble-peaky, and bass solid from top to bottom (really). Plus, the best upper-harmonics reproduction I've heard outside of the Sennheiser HD800. Highly, highly recommended. http://www.hifiheadphones.co.uk/community/threads/beyerdynamic-dt-1770-pro-around-ear-stereo-headphone-review.4311/
  12. Here's a really nifty small IEM/earphone I got from First Harmonic, which sells for around $49 USD in the U.S. (not sure about anywhere else). Anyway -- nicely made, aluminum earpieces, 5 sets of eartips, clean and well-balanced sound, great value I think. http://www.hifiheadphones.co.uk/community/threads/first-harmonic-ieb6-earphone-iem-ear-canal-headphone-review.4304/
  13. My first wireless headphone that worked well. Perfectly in fact. Add to that the sound is essentially the same wired or wireless. And the sound is mighty good. http://www.hifiheadphones.co.uk/community/threads/v-moda-wireless-around-ear-bluetooth-stereo-headphone-review.4303/
  14. Photos are here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/b30nfoxxtyo0zjr/AAD3XNDsNVKlwWYuV2POWH4ua?dl=0 Condition 9.9. Comes with all the original accessories and manuals. No box included but I have Amazon purchase record if you want to see. Please Whatsapp Eight Six Five Zero - Six Zero Zero Five if keen.
  15. A classic award-winning design, ultra-light, open back headphones from renowned Scandinavian audio house, Bang & Olufsen. These headphones are in excellent condition, lightly used in office environment. Lovely sound signature, sparkling highs, lush mids and deep low end. Light weight means you can wear these for hours on end with little fatigue. Open backed design is perfect for office use - keep track of your surroundings e.g. phone ringing, boss calling, colleagues jioing you for lunch. That said, must note that there's very little sound isolation. So not ideal for use on buses etc. This pair of headphones features special artwork by Hattie Stewart, as part of a special collaboration with Pepsi. The artwork mainly appears on the inside of the headband. Pictures available here: https://carousell.com/p/33358094/ Asking S$120 firm. Deal at Vivocity during weekday lunchtime, Orchard/Somerset in evenings. Bukit Timah / Clementi on weekends. Lowballers will be ignored. Thanks!
  16. Selling a lightly used Ultrasone HFI450 closed-back, circumaural (over-ear) headphone. Used indoors, in a smoke-free office and home studio environment. In excellent physical condition. Comes with box, nylon carry bag, plus 1/8" - 1/4" stereo TRS adapter. Good reproduction across the frequency spectrum. Low end is faithfully reproduced. These aren't bass monsters, but they can rumble when the song calls for it. Clear high end, with a high-midrange emphasis. Great for vocals. Soundstage is wide enough for a closed back headphone. More than sufficient stereo separation for mixing. Tech specs from the website: Principle: dynamic, closed S-Logic® technology Impedance: 32 ohm Driver/Driver size: Mylar, 40mm Magnet: NdFeB Frequency range: 20 - 20000 Hz SPL: 96 dB Weight (excl. cord): 265g Photos available here: https://carousell.com/p/33357388/ Asking S$110 firm. Deal at Vivocity during weekday lunchtime, Orchard/Somerset in evenings. Bukit Timah / Clementi on weekends. Lowballers will be ignored. Thank you!
  17. My first triple-A-plus headphone - sound, build quality and aesthetics, and packaging. Say no more. http://www.hifiheadphones.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=4283
  18. As above, all in great working condition. Reserve the right to withdraw items for sales if prices are not hit or other unforeseen circumstances. RFS: Upgrade MrSpeakers Alpha Prime Gotten from fellow forumer few days ago, sound did not suit me, hence selling out. Claret Color. Comes with Thor Copper 8 wire Upgrade cable from Effect Audio, as well as 4 pin xlr stock cable. With box and headphone stand. Condition: 9.9/10 RP:$750 Denon D2000 - SOLD SOLD Yulong U100 DAC/AMP About 2 years. With box. Condition: 9/10 BNP: $100 Styleaudio CARAT-HD1V DAC About 2+ years Condition: 8/10 BNP: $25
  19. WTS for $550. Bought from Jaben Aug last year, so bout 10-11 mths warranty left. Softcopy o receipt, which I sufficient to claim warranty I available. Original receipt lost. This headphone has excellent review. Chck out Kenrockwell. Price is UD639 in amazon when I last checked a few days back.. Please SMS/Whatsapp 96274351 to find out more.
  20. I've read reviews of Music Hall components for years in Stereophile, and the manufacturer's comments in the back of the magazine, containing entertaining banter between the reviewer and manufacturer. I was hoping for a hi-fi or mid-fi headphone from these guys, and my expectations came up short. A light bass impact, some very slight treble peaks, or a modest treble rolloff - any or all of these can be had in many headphones that sell for $200 USD or less. In the case of the DE-BE however, the sound required significant EQ to be usable for hi-fi listening indoors or out, and so this is an "EQ review" that's intended only for people who are OK with using equalizers. http://rockgrotto.proboards.com/thread/10834/music-portable-stereo-headphone-review
  21. This is my first Grado 'woodie', excepting any Grado headphones where the wood parts are inside of the earcups only. I describe the sound compared to the SR325e, since I don't have a sense of how any of the Grado 'RS' series sound. This is a very good headphone, but be aware that some of the $650 USD price is because of the limited material from that Brooklyn tree. http://rockgrotto.proboards.com/thread/10824/grado-brooklyn-stereo-headphone-review
  22. Seeking for High-End Headphone?? Here I have a great one to share!!! Item: - Beyerdynamic DT880 Pro (pricing S$ 220 negotiable) - Govibe Peak Amplifier (pricing S$ 160 negotiable) - Both in perfect working condition. - No receipt & warranty. - Carrying case (for DT880 pro) available. - Free Wireworld cable (required for Govibe Peak Amp). - Bought from Jaben music store. Interested? Just contact me! We can arrange to meet up for testing! Email: wxiang15@gmail.com Contact number: 8690 2462 Thanks!
  23. Here's my review of the Nighthawk, and this time in a nicely-formatted pasteup. I cover the solidly good points as well as any objections I found in other reviews. http://www.mymac.com/2015/07/audioquest-nighthawk-stereo-headphone-audiophile-review/
  24. Well, it's not a premium headphone by most standards, being a fashion brand I believe, but if you find yourself alone with one of these and you've an urge to hear some music, it's good enough with a spot of EQ here and there… http://www.hifiheadphones.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=4253
  25. A redux of sorts, but this time with a better design I think - oval earcups instead of the older pear-shaped cups. These are wood earcups, nicely finished, very high quality build, and tuned to the left (more bass, less treble), for DJ's possibly. Check out my photo of the Wraith 2.0 at the link. http://www.hifiheadphones.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=4252
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