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Klipsch Image sound-isolating earphones review
The Klipsch Image sound-isolating earphones could be the most comfortable pair of 'phones in the world. Say goodbye to 'ear fatigue' and hello to compact comfort. The Images aren't light on sound, though, with plenty of isolation and a well-balanced, warm voice Read more
9 May 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Sleek Audio SA6 wireless earphones review
The SA6 wireless earphones are lightweight and comfortable. They can also be plugged into a traditional headphone cable for wired use, which is fortunate, as wireless reception when on the move isn't perfect. Nevertheless, the SA6s remain fantastic performers, especially with acoustic, vocal and softer music Read more
29 January 2009 by Nate Lanxon
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Sennheiser IE 8 sound-isolating earphones review
We loved the way the Sennheiser IE 8 sound-isolating earphones added warmth and depth to our broad music collection. With the added bonus of being able to manually adjust the bass, these earphones are more than worthy competitors to the Shure SE530s. Be prepared to have your music rocked Read more
27 November 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Audio Technica ATH-CK10 sound-isolating earphones review
The CK10s are sound-isolating earphones, featuring dual armatures and compact enclosures, making them most suitable to general pop, rock, country and folk. Clarity and sonic detail are the defining factors, so if this is something you're been looking for, you'll definitely miss out on a treat if you pass over this model Read more
9 October 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Audio Technica ATH-W1000 headphones review
Like their more expensive older siblings, the Audio Technica ATH-W1000s provide an emphasis on brightness and exceptional musical clarity. While they lack some low-end emphasis, these comfortable, closed-back headphones are excellent for reference use in a studio Read more
19 June 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Denon AH-D2000 headphones review
The Denon AH-D2000s are among the most open-sounding pairs of closed headphones we've ever heard. They provide masses of detail in all genres of music as well as a sonically neutral, balanced sound. Considering their price range, these cans are terrific value for money Read more
30 May 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Sony MDR-EX700 sound-isolating earphones review
The £200 Sony MDR-EX700s are a welcome addition to the high-end, sound-isolating earphone market. The lightweight 'phones fit nicely on the ear and are an excellent option for loud, powerful music. They also deliver pleasant warmth to softer tunes too Read more
23 May 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Sony PFR-V1 headphones review
The Sony PFR-V1 headphones are nothing if not interesting. While they're not initially very visually appealing, they aim to bridge the gap between headphone and speaker sound. Their unique design helps to create a more believable sound stage, especially for classical and acoustic listening Read more
16 April 2008 by Nate Lanxon
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Sennheiser PXC 450 headphones review
Sennheiser's PXC 450 noise-cancelling headphones claim to offer outstanding sound quality and optimum protection against ambient noise. They're aimed at the high-end consumer who's after terrific sound accuracy, primarily while travelling Read more
27 June 2007 by Nate Lanxon
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Shure SE530 noise-isolating headphones review
If you're obsessive about music you owe your ears Shure's SE530 noise-cancelling headphones. They may cost £330, but they're worth every penny -- they make every other pair of earbuds seem vastly inferior Read more
25 May 2007 by Nate Lanxon
