With the LCDi3 In-Ears, the American manufacturer Audeze promises a great sound and an equally large set of accessories. We’re going to test how the planar magnetic transducer technology of these headphones affects their sound.
With the wireless MW50+, American manufacturer Master & Dynamic is going in an unusual director. These semi-open headphones are available as both supra-aural and circumaural headphones and promise plenty of possibilities. I test them to see if things hold up in practice.
Beyerdynamic deliver another top-tier model with the DT 880 Pro Black Edition reference headphones, providing sound professionals with premium hardware that ensures they never miss a thing. Whether it’s errors or interference, everything is easily identified. However, you can also enjoy the more beautiful audio...
The DT 880 Edition from Beyerdynamic is a completely circumaural headphone model that hits high notes all round.
A top-of-the-range hi-fi headphone that gives an extremely clean and detailed sound, but can only be used in the living room.
When AKG make a point to display ‘Professional Studio Standard’ on packaging of a product, they’re not making hollow claims. These headphones are just as advertised, having been a staple of many a studio for decades.
The Superflux HD681 combines quality sound performance with an affordable price tag that should have those higher-priced competitors quaking in their boots!
As the name suggests, the K240 MKII is the next iteration of the K240, a true AKG classic that has won over legions of loyal users in the years following its debut. You can count this reviewer among that group. It will be interesting to...
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