There's plenty of choice out there with bluetooth earphones these days, but Sennheiser seems determined to corner this market with a few great releases over the past couple of years. The CX6.00BT is certainly a contender.
So the bluetooth fairy has delivered yet again, and Optoma Nuforce now has a truly wireless product in the BE Free8. When shoved in the ears, Optoma Nuforce promise us 'True wireless earphones with superior sound quality with deep explosive bass'.
Those who like to hear the smallest thing within their music needn't study the fine print of credit card agreements in order to afford the ER3-SE and ER3-XR.
Presenting a well balanced sound across the frequency range, the A15 is a well built IEM for the price with excellent sound to boot.
Sennheiser's souped-up IE80 design is here, and it's an enjoyable listen for many modern genres but some may find the sound lacking air and space for genres such as classical.
The Questyle CM400i proves that neutrality really works when it comes to an all in one desktop device. One that works well with sensitive IEM's all the way up to full size planar magnetic headphones.
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Edifier's W360BT is a worthy addition to the current Bluetooth models available, with the neckband taking the weight so we can enjoy music in greater comfort.
The HME8 is a winner for those who want a clean well balanced sound, and who have a collection of well-produced music. The wealth of accessories included makes the NuForce HME8 a very competent and well thought out product.
Pioneer's new SE-CH9T earphones are pretty straight-laced if compared to some previous models such as the 'Club Sound' SE-CX8, and we're tempted to suggest that Pioneer is growing up. However since Pioneer turns 80 next year, we won't.
We've been treated to a few of Shanling's products lately; as well as the excellent M1 and M2S players, this little amp promises to give brands like Fiio a run for their money!
The Dunu DK-3001 is a very well done hybrid IEM, the bass is dynamic and punchy, with excellent and realistic body. The midrange is well layered and very detailed, with and hint of smoothness to it. The highs are always present, yet not fatiguing.
The Dita Dream are a fun sounding IEM where everything is on a level playing field, nothing sticks out and nothing is missing. They are incredibly detailed, yet not analytical, however they do allow great insight into the recording should you want to analyse it.
The SoundMAGIC ST80 can compete with the big boys, like the Sennheiser HD1 in-ear wireless, the ST80 have a bass oriented sound signature but with good clarity overall.
Final's new dynamic offerings, the E3000 and E2000, are amazing value and stay faithful to Final's house sound of a pure and natural presentation with a touch of warmth.
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