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SIVGA Lyrebird Review
SIVGA recently launched the affordable Lyrebird IEM, pairing a dynamic driver, balanced armature, micro-planar unit, and piezoelectric ceramic driver inside CNC-machined aluminum shells with stabilized wood faceplates.
Just how competitive is its performance at this price point? Edrea finds out in her latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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SIVGA Lyrebird Review
SIVGA recently launched the affordable Lyrebird IEM, pairing a dynamic driver, balanced armature, micro-planar unit, and piezoelectric ceramic driver inside CNC-machined aluminum shells with stabilized wood faceplates.
Just how competitive is its performance at this price point? Edrea finds out in her latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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What am I not understanding regarding headphone impedance and compatibility?
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What am I not understanding regarding headphone impedance and compatibility?
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What am I not understanding regarding headphone impedance and compatibility?
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What am I not understanding regarding headphone impedance and compatibility?
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MONDO by Defunc: retro looking headphones with positively progressive audio delivery
I’ve had the same set of headphone on every night for the past seven nights, putting the final touches to an album I am producing via awesome vinyl creation site, Elastic Stage. The same set of headphones have served me well for the past couple of years but it’s always nice to introduce a new pair to the audio accessory fold.
So I was thrilled when a package arrived from MONDO by Defunc, a Swedish manufacturer of fine audio gear – so fine, their prices are generally in German when you go shopping for them online, and we know how seriously the Germans take their tech. I did, of course, find an Australian website for the brand and am glad I did – the prices here are that much friendlier!
The headphones themselves look like those old school ones, particularly the ones you used to get on aeroplanes to tune into the airline’s tinny sound system. Alas, MONDO by Defunc ‘phones are far from tacky technology – rather they deliver deep bass in a lightweight form that kept them on my head for most of the first day of unpacking them.
These on-ear freestyle headphones are easily paired to your listening device via Bluetooth and truly are a symphony of Swedish sound engineering and cool retro style. When fully charged, they offer up to 22 hours of playtime, and boast a rich sound experience and plenty of hands-on functionality.
Easily rotating controls on each side put the power of sound right at your fingertips, and here you can change follow, skip tracks, or go back to favourite ones. For the fully customised listening experience, you just need to download the MONDO app, where you can adjust your EQ settings to personalise your listening experience. I like my audio with Dolby Atmos on, and let me tell you, the journey of sound these headphones take me on is one well worth writing home about.
I took them with me on a trip overseas recently and, referring back to that album I’m producing, figured I’d listen to every track fully mastered, to see which ones would make the final cut on my record. The looks I got from fellow passengers whilst flying were ones of confusion at first – they thought I had somehow gotten hold of a pair of the aforementioned ye olde headsets, then realised something clearly more hip was sitting atop my head.
In full Atmos mode, I could hear every nuance of every song – a trippy echo here, reverbed bass there – you name it, the MONDO by Defunc headphones pick it up and play it back in full glorious stereophonic mode.
I’m also now testing my album tracks on the MONDO by Defunc Bluetooth Speaker, but that’s for another review, on its way soon.
In the meantime, check out the website of these masters of audio engineering and rest assured you’re investing in some quality audio product. I’ve worked within the music industry for decades, so I mean it when I say these headphones – which retail for under a hundred dollars – are seriously good.
For pricing and further information, visit mondobydefunc.com.au.
Synesthesia and Hearing Health: How Musical Imagery Shapes Our Sound Perception
Despite a slow global economy, sales of smartphones surge to 1.65 billion units in 2025
Beatles fans rejoice: a bunch of awesome new and remastered releases arriving this quarter
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MONDO by Defunc: retro looking headphones with positively progressive audio delivery
I’ve had the same set of headphone on every night for the past seven nights, putting the final touches to an album I am producing via awesome vinyl creation site, Elastic Stage. The same set of headphones have served me well for the past couple of years but it’s always nice to introduce a new pair to the audio accessory fold.
So I was thrilled when a package arrived from MONDO by Defunc, a Swedish manufacturer of fine audio gear – so fine, their prices are generally in German when you go shopping for them online, and we know how seriously the Germans take their tech. I did, of course, find an Australian website for the brand and am glad I did – the prices here are that much friendlier!
The headphones themselves look like those old school ones, particularly the ones you used to get on aeroplanes to tune into the airline’s tinny sound system. Alas, MONDO by Defunc ‘phones are far from tacky technology – rather they deliver deep bass in a lightweight form that kept them on my head for most of the first day of unpacking them.
These on-ear freestyle headphones are easily paired to your listening device via Bluetooth and truly are a symphony of Swedish sound engineering and cool retro style. When fully charged, they offer up to 22 hours of playtime, and boast a rich sound experience and plenty of hands-on functionality.
Easily rotating controls on each side put the power of sound right at your fingertips, and here you can change follow, skip tracks, or go back to favourite ones. For the fully customised listening experience, you just need to download the MONDO app, where you can adjust your EQ settings to personalise your listening experience. I like my audio with Dolby Atmos on, and let me tell you, the journey of sound these headphones take me on is one well worth writing home about.
I took them with me on a trip overseas recently and, referring back to that album I’m producing, figured I’d listen to every track fully mastered, to see which ones would make the final cut on my record. The looks I got from fellow passengers whilst flying were ones of confusion at first – they thought I had somehow gotten hold of a pair of the aforementioned ye olde headsets, then realised something clearly more hip was sitting atop my head.
In full Atmos mode, I could hear every nuance of every song – a trippy echo here, reverbed bass there – you name it, the MONDO by Defunc headphones pick it up and play it back in full glorious stereophonic mode.
I’m also now testing my album tracks on the MONDO by Defunc Bluetooth Speaker, but that’s for another review, on its way soon.
In the meantime, check out the website of these masters of audio engineering and rest assured you’re investing in some quality audio product. I’ve worked within the music industry for decades, so I mean it when I say these headphones – which retail for under a hundred dollars – are seriously good.
For pricing and further information, visit mondobydefunc.com.au.
Synesthesia and Hearing Health: How Musical Imagery Shapes Our Sound Perception
Despite a slow global economy, sales of smartphones surge to 1.65 billion units in 2025
Beatles fans rejoice: a bunch of awesome new and remastered releases arriving this quarter
Rate this:
#ANTONINOTATI #audioDevices #audioReviews #bestAudioAccessories #earbuds #earphones #headphones #headsets #MONDOByDefunc #MONDOByDefuncBluetoothHeadphones #MONDOByDefuncBluetoothSpeaker #MUSIC #musicProductReviews #musicTech #musicTechnology #soundDevices #soundEngineerings #techReviews #technology -
MONDO by Defunc: retro looking headphones with positively progressive audio delivery
I’ve had the same set of headphone on every night for the past seven nights, putting the final touches to an album I am producing via awesome vinyl creation site, Elastic Stage. The same set of headphones have served me well for the past couple of years but it’s always nice to introduce a new pair to the audio accessory fold.
So I was thrilled when a package arrived from MONDO by Defunc, a Swedish manufacturer of fine audio gear – so fine, their prices are generally in German when you go shopping for them online, and we know how seriously the Germans take their tech. I did, of course, find an Australian website for the brand and am glad I did – the prices here are that much friendlier!
The headphones themselves look like those old school ones, particularly the ones you used to get on aeroplanes to tune into the airline’s tinny sound system. Alas, MONDO by Defunc ‘phones are far from tacky technology – rather they deliver deep bass in a lightweight form that kept them on my head for most of the first day of unpacking them.
These on-ear freestyle headphones are easily paired to your listening device via Bluetooth and truly are a symphony of Swedish sound engineering and cool retro style. When fully charged, they offer up to 22 hours of playtime, and boast a rich sound experience and plenty of hands-on functionality.
Easily rotating controls on each side put the power of sound right at your fingertips, and here you can change follow, skip tracks, or go back to favourite ones. For the fully customised listening experience, you just need to download the MONDO app, where you can adjust your EQ settings to personalise your listening experience. I like my audio with Dolby Atmos on, and let me tell you, the journey of sound these headphones take me on is one well worth writing home about.
I took them with me on a trip overseas recently and, referring back to that album I’m producing, figured I’d listen to every track fully mastered, to see which ones would make the final cut on my record. The looks I got from fellow passengers whilst flying were ones of confusion at first – they thought I had somehow gotten hold of a pair of the aforementioned ye olde headsets, then realised something clearly more hip was sitting atop my head.
In full Atmos mode, I could hear every nuance of every song – a trippy echo here, reverbed bass there – you name it, the MONDO by Defunc headphones pick it up and play it back in full glorious stereophonic mode.
I’m also now testing my album tracks on the MONDO by Defunc Bluetooth Speaker, but that’s for another review, on its way soon.
In the meantime, check out the website of these masters of audio engineering and rest assured you’re investing in some quality audio product. I’ve worked within the music industry for decades, so I mean it when I say these headphones – which retail for under a hundred dollars – are seriously good.
For pricing and further information, visit mondobydefunc.com.au.
Synesthesia and Hearing Health: How Musical Imagery Shapes Our Sound Perception
Despite a slow global economy, sales of smartphones surge to 1.65 billion units in 2025
Beatles fans rejoice: a bunch of awesome new and remastered releases arriving this quarter
Rate this:
#ANTONINOTATI #audioDevices #audioReviews #bestAudioAccessories #earbuds #earphones #headphones #headsets #MONDOByDefunc #MONDOByDefuncBluetoothHeadphones #MONDOByDefuncBluetoothSpeaker #MUSIC #musicProductReviews #musicTech #musicTechnology #soundDevices #soundEngineerings #techReviews #technology -
MONDO by Defunc: retro looking headphones with positively progressive audio delivery
I’ve had the same set of headphone on every night for the past seven nights, putting the final touches to an album I am producing via awesome vinyl creation site, Elastic Stage. The same set of headphones have served me well for the past couple of years but it’s always nice to introduce a new pair to the audio accessory fold.
So I was thrilled when a package arrived from MONDO by Defunc, a Swedish manufacturer of fine audio gear – so fine, their prices are generally in German when you go shopping for them online, and we know how seriously the Germans take their tech. I did, of course, find an Australian website for the brand and am glad I did – the prices here are that much friendlier!The headphones themselves look like those old school ones, particularly the ones you used to get on aeroplanes to tune into the airline’s tinny sound system. Alas, MONDO by Defunc ‘phones are far from tacky technology – rather they deliver deep bass in a lightweight form that kept them on my head for most of the first day of unpacking them.
These on-ear freestyle headphones are easily paired to your listening device via Bluetooth and truly are a symphony of Swedish sound engineering and cool retro style. When fully charged, they offer up to 22 hours of playtime, and boast a rich sound experience and plenty of hands-on functionality.
Easily rotating controls on each side put the power of sound right at your fingertips, and here you can change follow, skip tracks, or go back to favourite ones. For the fully customised listening experience, you just need to download the MONDO app, where you can adjust your EQ settings to personalise your listening experience. I like my audio with Dolby Atmos on, and let me tell you, the journey of sound these headphones take me on is one well worth writing home about.I took them with me on a trip overseas recently and, referring back to that album I’m producing, figured I’d listen to every track fully mastered, to see which ones would make the final cut on my record. The looks I got from fellow passengers whilst flying were ones of confusion at first – they thought I had somehow gotten hold of a pair of the aforementioned ye olde headsets, then realised something clearly more hip was sitting atop my head.
In full Atmos mode, I could hear every nuance of every song – a trippy echo here, reverbed bass there – you name it, the MONDO by Defunc headphones pick it up and play it back in full glorious stereophonic mode.I’m also now testing my album tracks on the MONDO by Defunc Bluetooth Speaker, but that’s for another review, on its way soon.
In the meantime, check out the website of these masters of audio engineering and rest assured you’re investing in some quality audio product. I’ve worked within the music industry for decades, so I mean it when I say these headphones – which retail for under a hundred dollars – are seriously good.
Antonino TatiSynesthesia and Hearing Health: How Musical Imagery Shapes Our Sound Perception
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FiiO RR13 Review
FiiO leans heavily into retro nostalgia again with the RR13, combining classic pocket radio playback, built-in stereo speakers, and headphone output.
Beyond its vintage charm, does this pocket FM tuner represent a step up from the original RR11? James finds out in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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FiiO RR13 Review
FiiO leans heavily into retro nostalgia again with the RR13, combining classic pocket radio playback, built-in stereo speakers, and headphone output.
Beyond its vintage charm, does this pocket FM tuner represent a step up from the original RR11? James finds out in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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FiiO RR13 Review
FiiO leans heavily into retro nostalgia again with the RR13, combining classic pocket radio playback, built-in stereo speakers, and headphone output.
Beyond its vintage charm, does this pocket FM tuner represent a step up from the original RR11? James finds out in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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FiiO RR13 Review
FiiO leans heavily into retro nostalgia again with the RR13, combining classic pocket radio playback, built-in stereo speakers, and headphone output.
Beyond its vintage charm, does this pocket FM tuner represent a step up from the original RR11? James finds out in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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Sony IER-M500 Review
Sony expands its stage monitor range to a more accessible price point with the new IER-M500, packing a micro 5mm dynamic driver into a fully sealed, sweat-resistant chassis.
Can this compact stage-focused IEM double as a reliable daily driver for audiophiles? James finds out in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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Sony IER-M500 Review
Sony expands its stage monitor range to a more accessible price point with the new IER-M500, packing a micro 5mm dynamic driver into a fully sealed, sweat-resistant chassis.
Can this compact stage-focused IEM double as a reliable daily driver for audiophiles? James finds out in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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SMSL D100 Review
SMSL adds a new entry to its desktop headphone amplifier lineup with the affordable D100, pairing a compact footprint with both 4.4mm balanced and 6.35mm single-ended outputs.
A worthy first-time upgrade for budget-seeking desktop audiophiles? Marcelo puts it through its paces in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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SMSL D100 Review
SMSL adds a new entry to its desktop headphone amplifier lineup with the affordable D100, pairing a compact footprint with both 4.4mm balanced and 6.35mm single-ended outputs.
A worthy first-time upgrade for budget-seeking desktop audiophiles? Marcelo puts it through its paces in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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ARIA Ear Azuri Review
A new brand for us here at Headfonics, ARIA Ear marks its debut with an affordable new single dynamic driver IEM called the Azuri.
Can this Vietnamese specialist make their mark in a highly competitive market? Marcelo finds out in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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ARIA Ear Azuri Review
A new brand for us here at Headfonics, ARIA Ear marks its debut with an affordable new single dynamic driver IEM called the Azuri.
Can this Vietnamese specialist make their mark in a highly competitive market? Marcelo finds out in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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iBasso DC-Tonfa Review
iBasso's latest dongle DAC is a direct collaboration with Japan's e-earphone, built around an 8-channel discrete R2R architecture pushing a massive 800mW of output power.
Marcus puts it through its paces to see how it performs and compares it to ibasso's previous dongles in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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iBasso DC-Tonfa Review
iBasso's latest dongle DAC is a direct collaboration with Japan's e-earphone, built around an 8-channel discrete R2R architecture pushing a massive 800mW of output power.
Marcus puts it through its paces to see how it performs and compares it to ibasso's previous dongles in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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xDuoo MT-02 Review
xDuoo expands its desktop amplifier lineup with the MT-02, a compact hybrid Class A tube headphone amplifier featuring dual 6J1 vacuum tubes, a solid-state power stage pushing up to 1500mW into 32Ω, and built-in pre-out functionality.
Meldrick tests and compares it to the rest of the xDuoo compact desktop lineup in his latest feature on Headfonics!
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xDuoo MT-02 Review
xDuoo expands its desktop amplifier lineup with the MT-02, a compact hybrid Class A tube headphone amplifier featuring dual 6J1 vacuum tubes, a solid-state power stage pushing up to 1500mW into 32Ω, and built-in pre-out functionality.
Meldrick tests and compares it to the rest of the xDuoo compact desktop lineup in his latest feature on Headfonics!
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Grand ORIVETI Eminency Review
Boutique IEM specialists ORIVETI return with a new Grand Series high-end multi-driver in-ear monitor called the Eminency.
Louis tests and compares it against some of the big names in this price range for his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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Grand ORIVETI Eminency Review
Boutique IEM specialists ORIVETI return with a new Grand Series high-end multi-driver in-ear monitor called the Eminency.
Louis tests and compares it against some of the big names in this price range for his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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FiiO SNOWSKY BEATBOX Review
FiiO expands its portable media lineup with the SNOWSKY BEATBOX, a retro-styled all-in-one CD player and speaker featuring a 2.1 driver array, LDAC Bluetooth reception, FM radio, and direct USB CD-to-WAV ripping.
James tests its performance and compares it to the DM13 in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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FiiO SNOWSKY BEATBOX Review
FiiO expands its portable media lineup with the SNOWSKY BEATBOX, a retro-styled all-in-one CD player and speaker featuring a 2.1 driver array, LDAC Bluetooth reception, FM radio, and direct USB CD-to-WAV ripping.
James tests its performance and compares it to the DM13 in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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beyerdynamic DT 30 IE Review
beyerdynamic expands its pro-audio lineup with the DT 30 IE, an affordable dynamic driver IEM engineered specifically for stage monitoring and utility performance.
Featuring an ergonomic fit and passive noise isolation rated up to -39 dB, Louis tests how it performs and compares it to some of the competition in his latest feature for Headfonics!
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beyerdynamic DT 30 IE Review
beyerdynamic expands its pro-audio lineup with the DT 30 IE, an affordable dynamic driver IEM engineered specifically for stage monitoring and utility performance.
Featuring an ergonomic fit and passive noise isolation rated up to -39 dB, Louis tests how it performs and compares it to some of the competition in his latest feature for Headfonics!
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Nothing Ear (3a) with Audio Snapshot recording feature arrives in Malaysia for RM399 #anc #audiosnapshotearbuds #earbuds #earphones #news #nothing #nothingear #nothingear3 #nothingear3a #tech #wearables
https://soyacincau.com/2026/09/10/nothing-ear-3a-malaysia-price-specs-rm399/
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Nothing Ear (3a) with Audio Snapshot recording feature arrives in Malaysia for RM399 #anc #audiosnapshotearbuds #earbuds #earphones #news #nothing #nothingear #nothingear3 #nothingear3a #tech #wearables
https://soyacincau.com/2026/09/10/nothing-ear-3a-malaysia-price-specs-rm399/
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Nothing Ear (3a) with Audio Snapshot recording feature arrives in Malaysia for RM399 #anc #audiosnapshotearbuds #earbuds #earphones #news #nothing #nothingear #nothingear3 #nothingear3a #tech #wearables
https://soyacincau.com/2026/09/10/nothing-ear-3a-malaysia-price-specs-rm399/
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AirPods 5 Launched With Improved Fit and 50% More Noise Reduction: Price, Features
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AirPods 5 Launched With Improved Fit and 50% More Noise Reduction: Price, Features
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AirPods 5 Launched With Improved Fit and 50% More Noise Reduction: Price, Features
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Cayin CP6 Review
Cayin enters the portable CD player market with the retro-styled CP6, loading it with NOS Raytheon JAN6418 tubes, dual DACs, and selectable Class A/AB amplification pushing up to 1300mW.
Marcus tests its triple-timbre performance and compares it to some stiff competition in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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Cayin CP6 Review
Cayin enters the portable CD player market with the retro-styled CP6, loading it with NOS Raytheon JAN6418 tubes, dual DACs, and selectable Class A/AB amplification pushing up to 1300mW.
Marcus tests its triple-timbre performance and compares it to some stiff competition in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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Effect Audio Perseus Review
9 drivers, 4 distinct transducer types, and a custom ORDINIS cable; Effect Audio went all-in on the new Perseus IEM.
Nihal takes a closer look at this ambitious quadbrid setup in his latest feature to see how it stacks up against some of the competition, now live on Headfonics!
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Effect Audio Perseus Review
9 drivers, 4 distinct transducer types, and a custom ORDINIS cable; Effect Audio went all-in on the new Perseus IEM.
Nihal takes a closer look at this ambitious quadbrid setup in his latest feature to see how it stacks up against some of the competition, now live on Headfonics!
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https://www.europesays.com/be-fr/240123/ Les funérailles de Ratko Mladic instrumentalisées: « C’est venir dans la maison des victimes pour leur cracher à la figure » #ArmedForces #BE #BEFr #Belgique #Belgium #BosnianWar #CrimeAgainstHumanity #earphones #headshot #HEADSHOTCLOSEUP #horizontal #International #justice #trial #WarAndConflict #WorldNews
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FangSound NEREUS Mini Review
FangSound debuts on Headfonics with its robust-looking, ES9039Q2M-equipped NEREUS Mini dongle DAC, capable of up to 515mW of balanced output power.
Edrea takes a close look at the build, power, and overall performance in her opening feature, now live on Headfonics!
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FangSound NEREUS Mini Review
FangSound debuts on Headfonics with its robust-looking, ES9039Q2M-equipped NEREUS Mini dongle DAC, capable of up to 515mW of balanced output power.
Edrea takes a close look at the build, power, and overall performance in her opening feature, now live on Headfonics!
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Sony IER-M500 Wired Earphones Launched in India at Rs 10,990: What’s New?
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Questyle Zen Review
Questyle’s latest single dynamic driver IEM comes in at $69.99 with sleek PVD-coated metal shells and a monitoring-focused tuning.
Marcelo breaks down whether it delivers real budget audiophile value in his latest feature, live now on Headfonics!
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Questyle Zen Review
Questyle’s latest single dynamic driver IEM comes in at $69.99 with sleek PVD-coated metal shells and a monitoring-focused tuning.
Marcelo breaks down whether it delivers real budget audiophile value in his latest feature, live now on Headfonics!
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FiiO K17 R2R Review
Network streaming, wireless connectivity, a discrete R2R ladder, and 4000mW of output power—FiiO's second-generation desktop DAC/amp makes a serious statement.
James breaks down how this retro-styled upgrade performs in his latest review, live now on Headfonics!
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FiiO K17 R2R Review
Network streaming, wireless connectivity, a discrete R2R ladder, and 4000mW of output power—FiiO's second-generation desktop DAC/amp makes a serious statement.
James breaks down how this retro-styled upgrade performs in his latest review, live now on Headfonics!
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TANGZU Li Zhi Review
Premium metal shells, a CVD diamond diaphragm, and a bold aesthetic: TANGZU aims high with its flagship 1DD IEM.
Does its performance match the exotic craftsmanship? Marcelo breaks it down in his latest feature, live now on Headfonics
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TANGZU Li Zhi Review
Premium metal shells, a CVD diamond diaphragm, and a bold aesthetic: TANGZU aims high with its flagship 1DD IEM.
Does its performance match the exotic craftsmanship? Marcelo breaks it down in his latest feature, live now on Headfonics
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LETSHUOER SONATA Review
Dual isobaric dynamic drivers, 4 Knowles BAs, and 4 Sonion EST tweeters housed in CNC-milled titanium shells.
Nihal takes an in-depth look at LETSHUOER’s 10-driver flagship tribrid IEM in his latest feature, live now on Headfonics!
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LETSHUOER SONATA Review
Dual isobaric dynamic drivers, 4 Knowles BAs, and 4 Sonion EST tweeters housed in CNC-milled titanium shells.
Nihal takes an in-depth look at LETSHUOER’s 10-driver flagship tribrid IEM in his latest feature, live now on Headfonics!
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xDuoo CDM-10 Review
Compact, top-loading, and packed with tube power. xDuoo’s latest desktop CD player wants to revive your physical media collection.
How does its dual tube/solid-state stage hold up under critical listening? James finds out in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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xDuoo CDM-10 Review
Compact, top-loading, and packed with tube power. xDuoo’s latest desktop CD player wants to revive your physical media collection.
How does its dual tube/solid-state stage hold up under critical listening? James finds out in his latest feature, now live on Headfonics!
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ddHiFi Memory AL4.4 and Pd4.4 Review
A couple of new variants on the popular original Memory planar IEM from ddHiFi.
How do aluminum and copper affect the performance? Macelo finds out in his latest feature, now published on Headfonics!
https://headfonics.com/ddhifi-memory-al4-4-and-pd4-4-review/
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ddHiFi Memory AL4.4 and Pd4.4 Review
A couple of new variants on the popular original Memory planar IEM from ddHiFi.
How do aluminum and copper affect the performance? Macelo finds out in his latest feature, now published on Headfonics!
https://headfonics.com/ddhifi-memory-al4-4-and-pd4-4-review/
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FiiO JadeAudio GIGAS 1 Review
A super-affordable compact desktop amp capable of up to 4.5W, easily driving some demanding headphones for gamers and audiophiles alike.
That will be the new GIGAS 1, and this is Louis's impressions and comparisons in today's feature, now published on Headfonics!
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FiiO JadeAudio GIGAS 1 Review
A super-affordable compact desktop amp capable of up to 4.5W, easily driving some demanding headphones for gamers and audiophiles alike.
That will be the new GIGAS 1, and this is Louis's impressions and comparisons in today's feature, now published on Headfonics!
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Currently fighting my being with becoming a #Vaporwave #Mallsoft #Slushwave #AnalogToDigital Music Video #Artist for #AmbientModeListening #Ambient #Ambience #Lost a #Relationship #OverIt. Which Open Air Passive #EarPhones or #EarBuds are recommended?
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Currently fighting my being with becoming a #Vaporwave #Mallsoft #Slushwave #AnalogToDigital Music Video #Artist for #AmbientModeListening #Ambient #Ambience #Lost a #Relationship #OverIt. Which Open Air Passive #EarPhones or #EarBuds are recommended?