TL;DR: Unapologetically V-Shaped sound with a subwoofer in your Ear Overview/History Hi all. Another Fatfreq review being dropped as I was able to demo both the Maestro SE and the Maestro Mini as part of a tour. I've spent the past week only putting the Maestro Mini and the Maestro SE in my ears and putting them through the gamut. If you aren't aware of what Fatfreq has brought to the IEM community, they're essentially the bass whisperers. Their Maestro series is their take on the V-shaped sound signature (and their most successful line up) to the...

TL;DR: Bass Cannon yet still an All-Rounder - with some caveats Overview/History Hi all. I'm back with some more Fatfreq reviews. I'll be dropping this along with my review of the Maestro Mini as I've been given the opportunity to demo both. I'm going to recall as much of my Scarlet Mini review as possible but I'll give you a quick spoiler alert; even though I've scored the Maestro SE a bit lower than the others, the Maestro SE is still by far the, objectively, best Fatfreq I've ever heard. That being said, I'm getting ahead of myself. Let's do a...

TL;DR: A warm/bassy fun yet still balanced addition to your library if you don't have one yet Overview/History Hi all. Back again with more typed words with the Kefine Delci. Everything that I had read and heard about this set was that it was an 'under $100 King' and everything about the signature seemed to fit what I typically enjoy for an all rounder. Smooth sound with some extra elevated bass? Yes please. Inject that bass into my veins. Disclaimers: No real disclaimers here. This was purchased with my own money as I was curious about the...

TL;DR: Buttery smooth - a new easy to recommend IEM for starters (that can afford to drop the extra $) Overview/History Hi all. Welcome to another probably long winded review. Going to plaster the disclaimer early! Disclaimers: This is my own personal unit. I've followed HBB on YT and other forums since I've gotten back into the audio game and I typically find that HBB's sound preference matches mine. That being said, this was purchased of my own accord; I did not receive any units and I'm reviewing this because I had an inkling (and it was 100%...

TL;DR: Bring on the wubwub. Overview Hi all. Dipping my toes into reviewing IEMs because this has been a fun hobby and being given the opportunity to demo a product, it only feels right to spend some time to give impressions as a way to appreciate the product and give back a bit. At this point in time, if you've ever been interested in a basshead oriented IEM and are looking for the TOTL, FatFreq has probably caught your interest. If they haven't... FatFreq is a company out of Singapore. Their popularity has seemed to increase very recently...

TL;DR: Excellent neutral planar headphones that are worth some consideration Overview First time leaving a review but been a long-time member with a very, very recent resurgence back into this lovely (wallet draining hobby). Having picked up and demo’d a variety of headphones (from the big players like Sennheiser to the small boutiques like JM Audio), I figured I’d leave my impressions of a set that I don’t think has as much traction as one would expect (likely for a variety of reasons including timing around the holidays). My primary comparison...