Jeff O’Heir at Dealerscope has the deets on Bang & Olufsen’s new H6 and H3 headphones: The B&O Play brand by Bang & Olufsen continues its line of highly stylized, uniquely designed consumer electronics aimed at young urban profession with the H6 over-ear and H3 in-ear headphones. The H6 is B&O’s first over-ear model sine the more »

I recently got fed up with how much noise my headphone cable was making whenever it touched my collar. It’s such a small thing, really, but once you start to think about those kind of things, they only get more annoying by the second, like the sound of air whistling its way into your HVAC more »

A full quarter of my closet is dedicated strictly to Lebowski Fest t-shirts. I own four pairs of shoes, half of which are flip flops, and one pair of which is covered with genuine imitation Astroturf. My ride is a 2001 PT Cruiser covered in Pastafarian propaganda stickers and an eighth-inch layer of dirt. I more »

If you’ve ever wondered to yourself, “Self, I wonder why KEF doesn’t make headphones,” you can stop wondering now. The company announced today the introduction of its M Series headphone line, with both in-ear and on-ear models available at launch. The in-ear model, M200, is rather unusual (though not unique) in the IEM arena due more »

You guys may remember the custom Wookiee the Chew Crossfade LP headphones that V-Moda so kindly made for me at last year’s CES. To say that I loved them is an understatement, but I have to admit, they really didn’t work for most of the music in my collection. Throw something like Fatboy Slim or more »

If your parents are around the same age as mine, you’ve probably experienced a weird phenomonon that comes with age: the hearing is starting to go, but for some reason when you turn your system up to an appropriate listening volume, they still claim it’s too loud. While this mystery may never be solved, what more »

Monster has achieved a conviction of a UK counterfeit distribution ring, seizing thousands of bootleg versions of its products, and others. Here are the details straight from the Monster press release: Steps Leading Up to the Arrest When council trading standards officers raided Reeder’s business and his home in February 2011 they seized more than more »

As an enthusiastic-yet-not-terribly-accomplished runner, I can appreciate the inherent safety benefits of AfterShokz headphone line (the original of which Dennis reviewed here). Their bone induction technology basically pumps the music directly into your skull, while leaving your ears wide open to be able to take in the environmental sounds. Being able to rock out while more »

Gizmodo has an incredibly extensive and hilariously written story today about how the mega-popular Beats brand got its start, and how Monster developed a lot of the actual technology behind it, but lost the rights to all of that technology thanks to a hastily written contract and some really unfortunate timing. After conquering the highly-expensive more »

I’m not usually one to get caught up in the whole unboxing thing, but my V-Moda Crossfade M-100 headphones just arrived at HomeTechTell’s Alabama HQ, and as usual I was struck by the company’s high-quality packaging, so I thought it would be fun to take a look at the M-100′s box, its presentation, and a more »