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SoundMagic E10C review

Posted on July 14, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

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 If SoundMagic came up with even better sounding versions of its multi Award-winning E10s for the same money, we’d have to pinch ourselves to believe it.

Fortunately, we don’t have to because the new SoundMagic E10C in-ears sound the same as the model they replace.

That homogeneity may not be what you’d expect of a successor, but we’ve been here before, the Japanese company is not averse to making purely functional improvements for its upgraded models.

There’s clearly no dust settling on the SoundMagic engineer’s motivation, because once again they’ve managed to squeeze even more into a £40/$60 in-ear headphone.
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