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Shure E500PTH review
The Shure E500PTHs are the crème de la crème of sound-isolating earbuds -- and they certainly look the part. With the noise of the outside world almost completely excluded, the E500PTHs are left to pump music directly, it seems, into your brain, resulting in a sound quality that's nothing short of awesome Read more
5 October 2006 by Rory Reid
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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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V-moda Crossfade LP review
If the V-moda Crossfade LPs were a superhero, they'd be The Incredible Hulk -- loud and absolutely out of control. If you love deep, brain-imploding bass, write your will and buy a set of these headphones pronto. Read more
27 August 2010 by Rory Reid
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Shure SE315 review
The Shure SE315 earphones offer clear and well-balanced sound that will almost certainly put a grin on your mug. They're not exactly cheap, though. Read more
13 December 2010 by Rory Reid
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Radiopaq Dots review
The Radiopaq Dots won't impress audiophiles, but they deliver a much better listening experience than the earbuds that are bundled with most MP3 players. They're rather flimsy, though. Read more
15 December 2010 by Rory Reid
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High-tech headphones
Most consumers automatically assume that the cans that ship with their MP3 player are up to the task, but the sad reality is that most standard headphones are complete pants. Think of bundled headphones as something you might get free in a cereal packet and you'll understand where we're coming from. Read more
6 October 2006 by Rory Reid
