Better known for their range of high-quality headphone earpads and IEM eartips, Dekoni has just released what could be the first carry case specifically designed to store and safely carry full size headphones – in style.
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The second in our series on noise cancellation accessories for digital audio enthusiasts, this time we take a look at the inexpensive iSilencer and a unique DC power noise canceller from iFi.
True wireless IEMs are starting to come into their own, but are still fairly basic compared to higher-end wired IEMs. But what if you could make your high-end IEMs wireless? With FiiO, you can...
The iFi iPurifier 3 is a small device designed to sit between your source and your DAC, giving you a 'clean' signal that makes the most of your digital music collection. But does it have the chops to deliver?
A little-known Chinese startup called DD Electronics is making a name for itself with some of the slickest portable audio accessories on the market.
The R2 Aten takes the bold dynamic driver and semi-open design of its R1 And R1 Zenith predecessors to its logical conclusion. But do the subtle changes and refinements add up to a major upgrade?
Meze's Rai Penta is the Romanian company's flagship IEM, following closely on the heels of their beautifully designed and well received Empyrean headphones. Can the winning streak continue?
The FH7 is FiiO's current flagship IEM, a five-driver hybrid combining the best of the various technologies we’ve seen in their previous IEMs. Cost notwithstanding, can it seriously challenge more established players in the game?
IMR Acoustics is a UK-based one-man IEM making machine, and the Zenith is the second coming of its original R1 open-ported, tuneable IEM concept. Can the new and updated Zenith polish the rough edges off the original?
In designing their range of Elite pads for the HD800, Dekoni unapologetically broke all the rules by changing not only the material but also the shape, thickness and construction of the original pads. Would it be one change too many?