The Headphone List

[...] While we were puttering about and testing things out for a few months beforehand, The Headphone List officially launched last September, initially intended to be no more than a better-organized [...]

[...]  in the New Year. See you in 2015! -|joker| and average_joe The post Happy New Year from The Headphone List! appeared first on The Headphone List. [...]

[...] , and even has the ability to deliver the sort of audio fidelity we are after here at The Headphone List. Being un-tethered from your device is just too easy to get used to, and difficult to give up [...]

[...] At the Headphone List, we typically discuss the overall sound of an earphone and not the driver(s) involved, but [...]

[...] Custom in-ear monitors (CIEMs) provide a perfect fit and an amazing sonic experience, and The Headphone List has [...]

[...] of in-ear monitors Considerations for using in-ears on stage In-ear monitor qualities Custom in-ear monitors, fit, and country of origin Page 2 Sound signatures Recommendations: Musicians [...]

[...] given the price. Sound quality: The TA-1 performed quite well across a wide range of custom in-ear monitors and IEMs, showing strong against most similarly priced amps and giving the best, more [...]

[...] ultra-soft foam ear tips, and they have a new product designed to improve the fit of custom in-ear monitors (CIEMs) called Custom Wraps.  Custom Wraps use the same ultra-soft foam as their ear tips, [...]

[...] matter and get a 10% discount, mention coupon code THL with your order.   Minerva Mi-Performer Pro (£375 – approx. $630)   UK-based Minerva has recently updated their custom [...]

[...] its pricier sister model, the Mi-Artist Pro. I found the performance of the Pro 330v2 and Mi-Performer Pro to be similar, but with a sizable difference in tuning. The Custom Art unit is overall more [...]

[...] performance while the upper end is a bit more prominent and details are more articulated.  Overall clarity is improved and the sound is livelier.  7/10 Hidition Viento-R: Both the OM and non-OM [...]

[...] sounds, the Humlan is worse. Its bass doesn’t have the impact of the Plattan, and yet overall clarity is even poorer with a muffled, unpleasant sound. I recommend staying away from this [...]

[...] to the P250 and treble closer to the Performer Pro.  The increased bass does reduce the overall clarity in the midrange, which can reduce the cleanliness of the presentation with complex music.& [...]

[...] for the holiday season might be of use to our readers, here is a brief roundup of the Bluetooth headphones I’ve tried to date. Note: for an introduction to Bluetooth headphone audio and a brief [...]

[...] similarly-priced MEElectronics Matrix2, which came out on top in my recent roundup of 11 Bluetooth headphones, but the 15-hour battery life is quite decent and even without aptX it sounds pretty good [...]

[...] cable *subjective rating relative to other wireless headsets tested For an introduction to Bluetooth audio and a brief overview of Bluetooth audio profiles, codecs, and other technologies, see my [...]

[...] tried to date. Note: for an introduction to Bluetooth headphone audio and a brief overview of Bluetooth audio profiles, codecs, and other technologies, see my article on Bluetooth audio in headphones [...]

[...] set. Coupon code: not needed The post Deal Alert: $10.99 Meelec M6 at amazon.com, 25% off T-Peos earphones and discounts on Brainwavz R3 and M1 at mp4nation appeared first on The Headphone List. [...]

[...] on amazon.com   T-Peos D200R (est. $40)   I recently reviewed two of the three T-Peos earphones featured in my previous Brief Impressions post – the Tank and Popular. [...]

[...] Wireless headphones and earphones have long been the red-headed stepchild of audiophile communities – [...]

[...] Bluetooth set that doesn’t offer much of anything over the current crop of <$100 wireless headphones. One cool and unique feature is the user-replaceable battery, but it is proprietary and [...]

[...] member, in effect replacing the dummy head with the wearer’s real head. There are even in-ear earphones with built-in binaural microphones on the market, like this rather inexpensive solution. [...]

[...] be a very impressive sports product. Klipsch Reference On-Ear Klipsch As usual, no demos of in-ear earphones were available at the Klipsch booth. Instead, there were about a dozen sets of the new [...]

[...] has never been one for the treble-sensitive. The presentation is quite wide and airy for an in-ear earphone, but lacks some depth compared to higher-end sets. Nonetheless, the GR07 Classic is not an [...]

[...] harshness or sibilance is very good, too, and the presentation is nice and open for an in-ear earphone. The bass has good impact but not the best depth, which gives it a less solid thump than, for [...]