NiceHCK NX7 Pro Review – Bright Side Of The Road
The NiceHCK NX7 Pro is a bright, open, and airy sounding earphone that is designed for treble aficionados. The degree of brightness can be controlled by three included tuning filters.
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Moondrop Starfield Review (1) – 2000 Light Years From Home
The excellent Starfield is another piece in Moondrop’s puzzle of becoming a recognized brand beyond Chi-Fi.
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KBEAR Diamond Review (1) – Diamonds Are Forever!
The KBEAR Diamond is a well-accessorized $79 earphone sporting a fast DLC-coated single dynamic driver that creates a seductive, accurate organic sound above its class.
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Photographed: The Moondrop Starfield
The Starfield is a mid-price single-dynamic-driver earphone from Chengdu, Sichuan, China, that retails at $109.
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KBEAR Diamond Review (2) – More Fun in the New World
Even in the topsy-turvy world of Chi-Fi, the Diamond belies its pricetag—it looks and sounds like a much pricier piece.
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KZ ZSX Terminator Review – More Fun In The New World
These KZ ZSX Terminator immediately register as a big-sounding, forward IEM which present a great deal of microdetail…
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BQEYZ Spring 1 Review (1) – Strong, Solid Roots And Pleasantly Smooth
Tonality is great, timbre is good, brain adjustment not needed when switching between IEMs which to me is a sign of natural timbre…
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Blon BL-03 Review (1) – Love Is Like Oxygen
The Blon BL-03 is neutral with a tendency towards bright that excels by its clarity, good speed, tonal accuracy and homogeneity/balance.
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Moondrop Kanas Pro Review (3) – Profiles In Chromium
Overall, I like the MKP more than my colleagues did—they show a mature, non-fatiguing signature which should appeal to most.
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DZAT DR-25 Review – Shrill Bill
The DZAT DR-25 single dynamic-driver (DD) earphones have an odd take on the old-school V-shaped sound as it booms on one end and screams on the other.
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Moondrop Crescent Review – Brassed Off!
The Moondrop Crescent is a sturdily built, (Harman Target) neutral tuned single dynamic-driver earphone with a warm, full, homogeneous, organic sound that rivals its Kanas Pro sibling at 1/6 of the price.
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Sony MH755 Review – Testing Another Hype
This is the MH755: single dynamic driver, small earpieces, cable too short (needs extension or recabling), haptic is nothing special. Got my pair from Biodegraded who had purchased them on ebay for $7 AUS.
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Moondrop Kanas Pro Review (2) – Testing the Hype
The Moondrop Kanas Pro is a well-built, single dynamic driver earphone aiming to follow the Harman Target curve. It has a warm, overly strong very-low end fighting against recessed neutral mids and treble…this hostile interaction throws the tonality out of balance and becomes quickly fatiguing to my ears.
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