Best Headphones For Hi Fi Music

[91 dB] Build like a stone, feel like a professional HI-FI and sound cosmical. It fill my room with music at lower volume. There are still in grinding process but honestly that's why I brought them: to hear very well refined music.

[0.115 lb] Extreme Hi-Fi fidelity. The very best lav out there.

[1700 - 1900 MHz] Love the Hi Fi quality transmitting. The absolute best blue tooth transmitter I've ever owned.

[0.18 lb] Simple setup with SONOS, 5 minutes. Purchased due to my Deezer HI-FI account was dropping on a couple of my Sonos Speakers. After installing the boost, Absolutley no Dropouts. PERFECT !!

[Black] I bought these on a whim after reading a review in What Hi Fi an english audio magazine. I was looking for a closed-back headphone that wasn't expensive mainly for listening to music at night thru a Schiit headphone amp. These exceeded my expectations- well balanced sonically and very good detail without being analytical. Also, they are light weight and easy to wear for long periods. I'm not a headphone expert and I'm sure there are better 'phones out there but I wasn't willing to go 4 figures to find out. For my needs, the performance way exceeds the asking price. They are keepers!

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PAL] Love the Hi Fi quality transmitting. The absolute best blue tooth transmitter I've ever owned.

[2] The Bluesound POWERNODE is the streaming amplifier box that Bluesound has been striving to make for years. It has the features, aesthetics, build quality, processing power, amplification power and flexibility to make it the hub of your Hi-Fi system for (hopefully) many years. 80 watts of Class D amplification can drive over 90% of contemporary speakers, so you should take your time to select a great pair. The amplifier is pretty much the same as those used in NAD products, so you get full, separated, neutral amplification that has just a little extra bass to keep things very premium sounding. Most people are happy with the amplification out of NAD products (I am). And being Class D, it is small, distortion free and it keeps its cool. What drives it is the Bluesound app and Bluesound OS which is fast and reliable. You can hear a streaming service or Internet radio station play just 2 seconds after selecting it in the app or by touching a preset dot on the box. That's pretty snappy. And name a streaming service, it has it. Deezer Hi-Fi, Spotify, Tidal (MQA), Apple, YouTube, Amazon, Qobuz. And it is Roon certified. This is the Hi-Fi amplifier I have dreamed of for years (decades?). This is the product to seriously consider. Once I heard it, I got over the lack of a physical volume knob immediately.

[46.5 lb] After a lifetime of HI-FI mono/Stereo/5.1 channels/7.1 channels I decided to go with high quality speaker cables. I couldn't have been happier with the Canare cables. the ones I have are with banana plugs on both ends. Using a setup program with my receiver you could see the difference between the Canare cables and regular speaker cables with bare wire ends. I am convinced. I see no deficiency with these Canare cables.

[Yes] I normally obsess over fancy interconnects for my ear-candy Hi Fi System. For my studio recording set up, I just need solid cables that get the signal from point a to b. But the Mogamis do that and more--delivering crisp precise sound, with hi fi flair.

WELL, I DON'T BELIEVE IN SPENDING THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS FOR A HI-FI CARTRIDGE! EVEN THOUGH I COULD AFFORD STUPID-EXPENSIVE CARTS, I REFUSE... PREVEIOUSLY, MY FAVORITE WAS THE SHURE SC35-C, ALSO AVAILABLE FROM B&H. NOW, SINCE I HAVE THIS CART, THE SHURE IS IN RETIREMENT. I'M USING VINTAGE TURNTABLES TO EVALUATE; GARRARD 301, THORENS TD-1111124, EMPIRE 208, LENC0 L-75. I HAVE MANY TONEARMS, INCLUDING THE $5K TRI-PLANER MK7.($5,000) THANKS FOR SELLING A REALLY GREAT CARTRIDGE AT A BUDGET PRICE! RGDS, JL.