Cambridge Audio SE1 Review-England Swings Like A Pendulum Do
Cambridge Audio SE1—overlooked at their original $85 tab, these garnered a ton of attention when discounted to $20.
Read MoreCambridge Audio SE1—overlooked at their original $85 tab, these garnered a ton of attention when discounted to $20.
Read MoreCurrently in my earphones…Yes, no portable audio without music!
Read MoreTin Hifi T4—a substantial upgrade from the original T2, which had impressive resolution and high-end detail, but an anemic low end and a somewhat sterile presentation.
Read MoreWe groove to Radio Paradise.
Read MoreEtymotic ER2XR—entry-level, ostensibly bass-enhanced dynamic from the venerable O.G. I like the slim, cylindrical form factor of these; build seems
Read MoreOur movie critic is elaborating on Hollywood’s latest offerings.
Read MoreEven in the topsy-turvy world of Chi-Fi, the Diamond belies its pricetag—it looks and sounds like a much pricier piece.
Read MoreNiceHCK M6—archetypal multi-driver has many virtues, but is ultimately betrayed by its syrupy lowend.
Read MoreMee Audio Pinnacle P2—nicely packaged and accessorized; small plastic shells are sleek and form-fitting but look and feel downmarket; isolation
Read MoreIf you find more accurate but less frenetic players like the T2 or the BL03 underwhelming, you’ll enjoy these.
Read MoreThe FA1 excel for gym use or for movies (and presumably for games).
Read MoreA very well-tuned piezo-equipped $20 hybrid that maintains the clarity and detail of Senfer’s prior hybrids.
Read MoreHere you get it: not all Chi-Fi is fantastic…which includes these nifty micro drivers.
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