In depth headphone reviews with measurements
Released in 2016 (recently discontinued), the ZMF Eikon is the most neutral-sounding and easiest to adopt among the manufacturer's closed-back headphone models. Natural mid-frequencies are accompanied by Fostex-style bass and, at times, energetic treble reminiscent of the Sennheiser HD800. Read moreReview: ZMF Eikon (Camphor)
The Ukrainian SASH Tres planar headphones are, with their rich and balanced sound, among the absolute best in the 500-euro price range. Roderick's comprehensive analysis of the headphones is unparalleled. Read moreReview: SASH Tres (45 ohm)
The Space Q45, with its 150-euro price, is Soundcore's newest and most expensive noise-cancelling headphone. This time too, price and quality correspond well, even though the sound quality remains mediocre without equalization. Read moreReview: Anker Soundcore Space Q45
Kuulokenurkka wishes you a happy new year 2023! As the year comes to an end, it's a good time to stop and reflect on both the past and the future. Read moreTowards the year 2023
The Sundara Closed, borrowed from Joensuun Kuva ja Ääni, is one of the few closed-back planar headphones in its price range (500€). Its original frequency response also makes it an interesting novelty. Read moreReview: Hifiman Sundara Closed
The new Atrium model from American ZMF is, in a nutshell, a kind of ultimate Sennheiser HD650 with a pleasant sound and a palpable soundstage. Read moreReview: ZMF Atrium (Aged cherry)
One would want to like the Japanese Denon AH-D9200 flagship model, but its uneven frequency response disturbs the listening experience. However, the headphones sound quite good at low volume. Read moreReview: Denon AH-D9200
Unique Melody's Mest demonstrates that in-ear headphones can have a fantastic soundstage. Excellence is also achieved in many other areas. Read moreReview: Unique Melody Mest
64Audio's 2200-euro U12t is an almost perfect in-ear headphone, and it also gives strong competition to many similarly priced over-ear models. Read moreReview: 64Audio U12t
Hifiman's Edition XS positions itself calculatedly at the top of the 500-600 euro price range, without, however, being a threat to more expensive headphones. Read moreReview: Hifiman Edition XS
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