Empire Ears Legend X Review –

When you think of luxury earphones, you might not think of Norcross, Georgia, but this is exactly where Empire Ears is situated. Having founded an already very successful IEM company called EarWerkz, Jack Vang decided to team up with his father Dean Vang to form Empire Ears in late 2015. 

Campfire Audio Vega 2020 Review – When Rebels Grow Up

The old Vega vs the new Vega. Read on to find out more.

Campfire Audio Dorado 2020 Review – Refinement

Campfire Audio is back in a sleek glossy black with a well needed update to the original 2016 Dorado.

FiiO FA9 Review – Chameleon

With 6 drivers, 3 crossover switches and a custom low pass filter tube design, and a 3D printed enclosure, FiiO takes their IEM design to new heights. Read on for the review!

The Emperor and The Blade (Part 2): Noble Katana – The Mellifluous Blade

Shortly after my acquisition of the Noble Kaiser 10 (K10), the California-based marque announced the Katana, a new design featuring 9 custom drivers per side and promises a different tuning signature. In this review, I hope to depict Katana in its own light, and not so much compare it too heavily to its royal sibling, which now sits alongside it as co-flagships of the house of Noble.

FiiO FH5 Impressions – FiiO FH5 vs Oriolus Mk2

I received the FiiO FH5 today, so I quickly got to work comparing this new contender to the highly popular Oriolus Mk2.

Campfire Audio Andromeda Revisited – Impeccably Done

Ever since I got the Campfire Audio (CA) Vega in late 2016, I really didn’t use anything else. It ticked so many of my boxes, that I was reluctant to return to other earphones. That was until the acquisition of the exciting new Cerakote (CK) Pacific Blue edition of the renowned CA 5BA flagship – the Andromeda. We have reviewed the regular Andromeda previously, so this time around we will change things up and talk about this special iteration with new setups, pairings, and against the context of the current market dynamics.

Clear Tune Monitors VS-3 & VS-4 Review – Vintage-Fi

Clear Tune Monitors is a boutique IEM brand from Orlando, Florida. We review two of their Vintage Series multi-balanced armature driver universal in ear monitor products here.

The Emperor and the Blade Part 1: Noble K10 – Famous Last Words

Noble Audio’s K10 is the IEM to get. A legendary classic in audiophile circles, this 10-driver IEM has a musical sound that works for all genres and if you want, can be made to custom fit your ears with your own choice of colours and materials.