What is being reviewed? Yamaha EPH-30 in-ear headphones, which currently retail for $39.95. The specs Cable length: 48” Weight: 10.0g Frequency range: 20 – 21,000Hz Sound pressure level: 110dB ±3dB Impedance: 16.0Ω ±30% Driver type: Dynamic Driver unit: Φ9.0mm Ship with three sets of ear pads Available in either white or black My thoughts So, more »

As mentioned in the previous post, we had two sets of headphones. Therefore we picked two winners for the Kicker headphone giveaway. Anyway, without any further adieu, here are the two winners; gambits1990 from Twitter katmagick from the comments Now the ball is in your court. What I need is for you to send me more »

As promised in my earlier review post, we have a giveaway for the Gadgetell readers. Up for grabs is one set of Kicker EB51 ear buds and one set of Kicker EB71 ear buds. Due to the fact that we have two sets, we are going to have two winners. So, with two sets of more »

The fine folks over at Kicker were kind enough to provide me a few sets of earbuds to review. I received the EB51′s and the EB71′s, which are described as the Premium Full Range Ear Buds and the Noise Isolation In Ear Monitors respectively. They were also kind enough to send over two pairs of more »

JVC announced a few headphones that should be good for almost anyone, depending on how much they want to spend on headphones.

On the higher-end, JVC announced the HA-M750 and HA-S650, both of which are meant for people who want better sound quality in over-the-ear DJ style headphones. The HA-M750 looks to be those who are either amateur DJs, or wish to be so. They feature “DJ-style” monitoring through one ear, with the rest of the headphones twisting to the side so as not to get in the way.