Review: Topping E30 (DAC)
In Headphone Corner's first DAC review, we take a look at the 150-euro Topping E30 device, which offers versatile features and fairly good sound in its price range. Read moreReview: Topping E30 (DAC)
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In Headphone Corner's first DAC review, we take a look at the 150-euro Topping E30 device, which offers versatile features and fairly good sound in its price range. Read moreReview: Topping E30 (DAC)
Audeze LCD-2 is an excellent example of technically good headphones with a poor frequency response. My own headphones are also a reminder of the risks associated with buying used headphones. Read moreReview: Audeze LCD-2F (2014)
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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