As you may recall, we took a look at the Ultimate Ears 700 in-ear headphones a while back and were impressed. Today, we’re back with its little brother, the 500’s. The UE500’s feature a tangle resistant flat cord as well as several different types of tips. But what do they sound like? — Our full review after the break!
At this point, you’re probably wondering why we’re reviewing an Altoids tin. Well, this tin is pretty special - it contains a portable headphone amplifeir rather than mints. In fact, the cMoyBB is actually one of the more popular portable amps in the audiophile community. The company will even customize their product to fit the headphones you use. How well does it work? — Our full review after the break!
Skullcandy isn’t well known for excellent design choices nor astounding audio quality. But the first time we saw the Roc Nation Aviators we were instantly drawn to their slick and fashionable looks. And after spending some time with these Jay-Z approved headphones, we can definitely say the phrase “more than meets the eye” applies here. — Our full review after the break!
I was first turned onto the WeSC brand after watching the movie 500 Days of Summer, in which the main character (Joseph Gordon Levitte) sports a pair of classy Bongo headphones. Since then I’ve been wanting to check out any pair that the company’s worked out, but I figured I’d start from the bottom, getting a feel for the build quality of all the WeSC headphones line. Today, we’re going to be looking at the Maraca’s. — Our review after the break!
If you’re like me, you have a monstrous iTunes library filled with thousands of songs along with countless TV shows, movies and podcasts. As your library grows, the precious hard drive space on your computer dissapears increasingly faster. If you want to move that large folder to an external drive it’s necessary to follow the correct steps. Don’t just drag the folder over; let iTunes do the work for you. — More after the break!
Lip reading is a skill that could be attributed to being a gift. I mean it’s hard enough as it is to understand someone talking at a fast pace, but to read their lips and try to figure out what’s even being said is another. However, in the case of Rebecca Black’s “Friday”, lip readers came up with a more coherent version of the song than the original. One word: Gang Fight.
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