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Wednesday, April 2, 2014

[Impression] miniwatt n4

The Hong Kong based company miniwatt has quite an interesting history as they have the tendency to focus on one product at a time. I actually won their first product a few years ago in a contest, and it was the tiny tube based speaker amp called S1. The n4 under review here however has nothing to do with tube anymore, but a DAC + headphone-amp aiming toward the PC audiophiles.

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Sunday, March 9, 2014

[Impression] Edifier H850

When it comes to Edifier, they are best known for their desktop PC speaker range and acquiring the prestigious electrostatic headphone company Stax. But just because they now own Stax doesn’t mean they are going to negate their own headphone production line. The current top-of-the-line H850 can be found online for just under US$60. Okay, maybe not quite the Stax level of headphone solely judging by the price, it still swings out quite a heavy punch in the feather weight class.



Friday, February 7, 2014

T-PEOS New Flagship

T-PEOS just announced the H-300, which feature the same dual BA + single dynamic configuration as the H-200, but said to have 'covered flaw of H-200 and strengthened bass more'. You can pre-order it right now for US$270 shipped, linky.

Wednesday, February 5, 2014

JVC Woodies

JVC just introduced three new models of their renowned 'Wood' series of IEM. The HA-FX850, FX750 and FX650, respectively feature 11mm. 10mm, and 8.5mm of 'Wood Dome' dynamic transducer and priced around US$400, US$300 and US$200. They will all hit the market before the end of February, but most likely limited to Japan.

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