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Klipsch Image X10i review
The sound on the Klipsch Image X10is won't be to everyone's taste, but if you value faithful reproduction and audio clarity over booming bass, these headphones are unlikely to disappoint. Read more
3 September 2010 by Luke Westaway
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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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House of Marley Destiny TTR review
The Destiny TTR won't satisfy hardcore audiophiles, but they deliver a powerful, rich, bass-oriented sound that we absolutely love. Read more
23 December 2011 by Rory Reid
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Bose QuietComfort 3 review
Bose's luxuriously designed QuietComfort models have set the standard for premium noise-cancelling headphones. The QuietComfort 3s are significantly smaller than their predecessors, and they feature an on-ear design rather than the over-the-ear format of the QuietComfort 2s. They also usefully come with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery Read more
8 September 2006 by David Carnoy and Steve Guttenberg
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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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Sony MDR-NC500D review
The over-the-ear MDR-NC500Ds are, according to Sony, the world's first digital noise-cancelling headphones. Lightweight and extremely comfortable, they certainly provide the best noise-cancelling experience we've had to date. We just wish the bass response was better Read more
3 February 2009 by Frank Lewis
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Atomic Floyd SuperDarts review
Atomic Floyd's SuperDarts' powerful bass and hot styling will appeal to electronic music fans, but their mid-range tones are underwhelming. Read more
4 January 2012 by Andrew Hoyle
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AKG Q 701 review
The AKG Q 701 headphones deliver superb sound quality with a high-end clarity that's all too rare. But we were slightly underwhelmed by their bass response. Read more
2 March 2011 by Andrew Hoyle
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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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Grado RS-2 Reference Series review
The RS-2s' handcrafted wooden parts are specially cured over many production steps to perfect the 'Grado sound'. Other top-notch components include oxygen-free copper cables and high-power neodymium magnets. This adds up to the best headphones we've ever heard -- but they're insanely, eye-wateringly expensive Read more
11 September 2006 by Steve Guttenberg
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