Audeze's new LCD-S20 headphones are incredibly affordable compared to the firm's other premium planar magnetic headphones. You'll be able to snag them for just £499 / $499. Audeze make some great ...

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“StudioSonic gives professionals the clarity and reliability they need across every stage of production—whether it’s on set, in the studio, or on the move,” said Peter Barber, Chief Operating Officer ...

The Studio Max 1 are a Hi-Res certified pair of headphones that are primarily aimed at the DJ and audiophile market, though they’ll suit anyone with a Nintendo Switch, PC or mobile device as ...

Audio-Technica ATH-R30x are available now for $99 / £85 / AU$219 Open-back headphones promising reference quality sound Made for content creators and home audio producers Audio-Technica's latest ...

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The new headphones mark the second “world first” from the Danish brand which, earlier this year, launched the AIAIAI Unit-4 Wireless+ portable studio speakers. While there’s no shortage of ...

as the company introduces its professional wired over-ear headphones crafted for video and audio content creators, engineers, studio professionals and DJs. “As creators ourselves, we understand the ...

My choices for each category are backed by actual use in the studio, so I've got first-hand experience of how they react to various recording scenarios in real life. With 22 mics in total in this ...

Beats headphone deals are far more commonplace these days. The previously premium cups have taken some serious price cuts over the years, which means cheap Beats headphones are often lining the ...

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