Skullcandy Method 360: One minute review As my editor at TechRadar well knows, I’ve spent the last year enamored with the Nothing Ear (a) as the best earbuds you can buy for a relatively affordable price, and nothing has come close to toppling these svelte and low-cost buds. That’s all changed now though, because the…
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Cambridge Audio is beloved for its dedication to hi-fi audio juxtaposed against its products’ relative affordability and approachability. Hear me out: there’s nothing wrong with what the British brand’s audio gear looks like. Most of what it offers is pretty sleek and minimalist…. Check out the original article: [Gearpatrol] This Esteemed British Hi-Fi Brand’s Beloved…
Teac Reference 500 Series CD Transport (PD-507T) The Teac PD-507T is the newest addition to the iconic Japanese audio maker’s Reference 500 series of hi-fi components. It’s a CD transport, meaning it only handles the CD mechanism and CD playback and requires a separate DAC — like the Teac UD-507 ($2,100), also in its Reference…
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Devialet’s Phantom is essentially a Sonos speaker on steroids. Originally released in 2015, the Phantom is a wireless multi-room speaker with a signature semi-spherical design — it looks kind of like the Death Star — that plays high-resolution audio. In the last decade, the high-end French audio manufacturer has released several iterations of the Phantom…
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