Friday, 4 May 2018
It used to be that buying good headphones meant finding a pair that represented a sound you like. Some headphones are neutral, some emphasize the midrange, others the bass. Finding your perfect match was about as easy as meeting your soulmate. A recent audio fad has started to change this mentality: headphones that can be tuned to your specific hearing profile have hit the market left and right, claiming to go beyond what you could do with a simple equalizer. The Nuraphone – a $400 Bluetooth headset – are the best execution of that idea I’ve heard yet. But in achieving that…
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