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    Fluid Audio F8S

    Active Subwoofer

    Fluid Audio’s studio monitors have consistently impressed us with their price-to-performance ratio. So how does their new subwoofer fare?

    Reviews Feb 2016
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    Geithain RL944K

    Active Nearfield Monitor

    Loudspeakers have been with us for a long time — but there’s still room for innovation, as these exemplary new Geithain models prove!

    Reviews Feb 2016
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    Sennheiser IE800

    In-ear Monitors

    With Sennheiser’s pedigree in transducer design, it’s no surprise that their premium earbuds offer impressive performance.

    Reviews Feb 2016
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    Fostex T-series MkIII

    Planar Magnetic Headphones

    Fostex have been making planar magnetic headphones since before they were cool. How do their latest models fare?

    Reviews Jan 2016
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    Tascam VL-S5

    Active Nearfield Monitor

    Tascam’s updated nearfield monitor offers commendable performance for a very low price. What’s not to like?

    Reviews Jan 2016
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    Eve Audio SC203

    Active Monitors

    Eve have taken the technology from their existing monitors and shrunk it down to produce these diminutive desktop speakers.

    Reviews Dec 2015
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    PMC TwoTwo Sub1

    Active Subwoofer

    Digital technology has helped PMC’s monitors go from strength to strength — and now they’re using it in their subwoofers, too!

    Reviews Dec 2015
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    Q. Do I need a better headphone amp?

    When does one need a headphone amp? I have some Shure 1840s, which are great, but I’ve read about headphone amps and want to be sure I am getting the most from the cans.

    Sound Advice Dec 2015
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    Q. Is it safe to leave a dummy jack plugged into my headphone socket?

    I have a Casio PX310 digital piano. When jacks are inserted into the (quarter-inch) line out sockets, the onboard speakers are not muted. They are muted when headphones (or a jack) are inserted...

    Sound Advice Dec 2015
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    TC Electronic Clarity X

    Monitor Control System

    Does TC’s latest post-production tool have anything to offer the music-making market?

    Reviews Dec 2015
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    Barefoot MM45

    Active Three-way Monitor

    Barefoot’s newest monitor may be their most affordable to date, but the company’s meticulous design ethos is evident throughout.

    Reviews Nov 2015
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    Prodipe 3000BR Headphones

    Prodipe are best known for their affordable microphones and studio monitors, but they also offer headphones.

    Reviews Nov 2015
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    Gibson Les Paul 6

    Active Monitors

    Les Paul was truly one of the pioneers of recording technology. Do Gibson’s first ever monitors live up to his illustrious name?

    Reviews Nov 2015
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    Audeze LCD-X & EL8

    Planar Magnetic Headphones

    For these premium headphones, Audeze have revived an old but under-used driver technology — and the results are astonishing.

    Reviews Oct 2015
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    Focal Trio6 Be

    Active Three–way Monitors

    French speaker makers Focal continue their campaign of innovation, with this classy new three–way monitor design.

    Reviews Oct 2015
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    Digital Audio Labs Livemix

    Personal Monitor Mixing System

    Can musicians be trusted to mix their own monitors? If the system they’re using is as intuitive as this one, the answer might be ‘yes’.

    Reviews Oct 2015
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    Munro Sonic Egg 100

    Nearfield Monitors

    Following his success with the Egg 150 monitors, Andy Munro is back with a new, compact design. Can they beat the competition?

    Reviews Sep 2015
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    Neumann KH420

    Active Monitors

    Neumann are known for producing outstanding microphones, and their new flagship monitors are no less impressive!

    Reviews Sep 2015
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    Audio–Technica ATH R70x

    Open–backed Headphones

    A–T’s new flagship headphones are also the company’s first ever open–backed design. We put them to the test.

    Reviews Aug 2015
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    Genelec 8351A

    Active Nearfield Monitor

    Genelec take an unusual approach to speaker design for this distinctive three–way monitor.

    Reviews Aug 2015
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    Q. Why does my stereo imaging suffer when I move my head?

    When I sit at my listening position, at the apex of an equilateral triangle with my monitors, everything sounds OK. When I shift my head things that were panned centrally move immediately to the side, and seem to come just out of that one speaker. Is this the way it’s supposed to be?

    Sound Advice Aug 2015

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