Review: Grado Hemp
True to Grado, the structure and use of the Hemp special model cause irritation, but listening to the headphones makes one enthusiastic about music. Read moreReview: Grado Hemp
Tag: Headphones
Review: iBasso SR2
Equipped with a dynamic biocellulose driver, the iBasso SR2 is overall one of the best headphones costing up to 500 euros. Read moreReview: iBasso SR2
Quick Test: Tripowin H1
The Tripowin H1, priced at around 200 euros, is impossible to recommend to anyone due to its very mediocre and bass-deficient reproduction. Read moreQuick Test: Tripowin H1
Review: Massdrop X Fostex TR-X00 Purpleheart
The Fostex TR-X00 Purpleheart reproduces sub-bass fantastically and is also quite balanced in sound, with the exception of a slight treble emphasis. Read moreReview: Massdrop X Fostex TR-X00 Purpleheart
Kuulokenurkka wishes you a happy new year!
In Kuulokenurkka, eyes are already set on 2022, so this short status update contains information about the site's future plans and the visitor count for 2021. Read moreKuulokenurkka wishes you a happy new year!
Review: GoldPlanar GL2000
In summary, the GoldPlanar GL2000 headphones are a real disappointment, even though a huge hype formed around them at the time of their release. Read moreReview: GoldPlanar GL2000
Review: Cleer Next
The Cleer Next, with its fine and interesting external structure, is acoustically one of the strongest headphone packages in the 500–1000 euro price range. Read moreReview: Cleer Next
Review: ZMF Aeolus
The ZMF model, Aeolus, which is fourth in line for review, is the most natural and pleasant-sounding headphone I have heard, but its weaknesses are mediocre detail resolution and a small soundstage. Read moreReview: ZMF Aeolus
Quick Test: GoldPlanar GL400
GoldPlanar GL400 is a Chinese planar headphone costing less than 100 euros, which you don't want to wear, let alone listen to. Read moreQuick Test: GoldPlanar GL400
Review: Focal Stellia
Focal Stellia is one of the best closed-back headphones both in sound and build quality, but it costs as much as 3000 euros. As good as the Stellia is, it still cannot completely overcome all the limitations brought by its closed-back design. Read moreReview: Focal Stellia
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