Hot on the heels of the announcement of the wireless Satellite, Blue is back with two more new headphones to add to its growing lineup: Ella, a planar magnetic headphone; and Sadie, which serves as ...

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Headphones are a deeply personal thing. Some people are serious about them and others not so much. Last week I wrote up a review for the very first headphones I used with a built in DAC, and I loved ...

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I’ve been a fan of Blue since I tried their excellent USB microphones over the past year; these people know their sound. And that’s why I was excited to test their duo of premium wired on-ear ...

No headphone amp required. A built-in Class AB amp guarantees these planar magnetic headphones sound their best with any source. Blue Microphone’s dynamic headphone offerings, Mo-Fi and Lola, left us ...

Planar magnetic headphones, which use a thin film suspended between neodymium magnets to deliver sound quite unlike that of typical dynamic and balanced armature headphones, are traditionally the ...

Blue may be a company known more for its studio-grade and USB microphones, but in 2017 it's taking a deeper dive into headphones. After the 2014 introduction of Mo-Fi, a set of headphones with a built ...

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Blue is best known for its excellent, affordable array of microphones. The most popular are the Yeti and Snowball, which are recommended by everyone from musicians, to podcasters, to YouTubers. The ...

Other headphones sound as good for less cash, while looking a lot less wacky too. Has anyone tried the Fostex T50RP MK3? They appear to be planar, at much lower cost, and get enthusiastic reviews.