In depth headphone reviews with measurements
DALI's IO-6 noise-cancelling headphones surprise with their unusually balanced sound, but do other features match the 400 euro price? This was put to the test when Joensuun Kuva ja Ääni lent the headphones for review. Read moreReview: DALI IO-6
Sennheiser HD800 can still be considered a top-tier headphone despite its 13-year age, though not a very versatile one. Read moreReview: Sennheiser HD 800
We received Hifiman's interesting Deva Pro headphones from Joensuun Kuva ja Ääni for testing, which transform into wireless headphones with the included Bluemini R2R module. Read moreReview: Hifiman Deva Pro
The article tells more about the MiniDSP EARS device and headphone frequency response measurements. It also includes tips for interpreting frequency responses. Read moreHeadphone frequency response measurements with MiniDSP EARS device
We finally got the domestic Valco VMK20 Bluetooth noise-cancelling headphones (price 169 €) for testing at Kuulokenurkka, which, despite their humorously spiced marketing, are good in sound quality and to be taken seriously. Read moreReview: Valco VMK20
Bifrost 2 is an interesting and fun D/A converter, which is primarily remembered for its powerful bass reproduction and natural warm sound. Read moreReview: Schiit Audio Bifrost 2 (DAC)
The Kennerton Magni v3, costing almost 1000 euros, is a complete miss, as comparable sound quality is available in headphones under 100 euros. Read moreQuick Test: Kennerton Magni V3
The Modhouse Argon mk3's massive bass reproduction and huge soundstage are such a fun combination that it's hard not to like the headphones. Read moreReview: Modhouse Argon mk3
The Blon B60's driver has potential, but its unlistenable frequency response is unparalleled in its wretchedness in the 150 euro price range. Read moreQuick Test: Blon B60
The Fostex TH900, on sale since 2011, is still a very capable high-end headphone by today's standards, but its treble is far too bright. Read moreReview: Fostex TH900
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