Headphones

Today, we’ll be reviewing the OneOdio Monitor 60 closed-back wired studio headphones.

OneOdio is a young company based out of Hong Kong, which has a reputation for making decent and affordable audio equipment, albeit with varying results. Let’s take a closer look.

Today, we’ll be reviewing the Samson SR850 semi-open back studio headphones and comparing them to several of their competitors.

These aren’t very popular, but we’re hoping to find a reason for why the opposite should be true.

In this article, I’ll be reviewing Hedd’s Heddphone AMT driven open-back headphones.

Let me first say that it’s quite rare that a piece of equipment comes along which is genuinely unlike anything I’ve seen before. The Heddphones are just that, and they are heralding what might be the next frontier of portable audio technology.

Today, we’ll be taking a look at one of Tascam’s budget-friendly items, the Tascam TH-02 closed-back studio headphones.

We’ll also be comparing them to a few of their competitors for good measure.

In this review, I’ll be taking a stab at the Koss Pro4AA closed-back headphones and comparing them against some modern competitors. Designed and originally released in the early 70s, I’m curious to see how they hold up by today’s standards.

In this review, I’ll be having a look at the ATH-M20x, the budget option in Audio-Technica’s most popular line of headphones. Besides seeing if they’re worth the expense, I’ll also be comparing them to a few competitors.