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Beyerdynamic has long made headphones for every use case, from casual listening to studio recording. Their gaming line of headphones expands in both wired and wireless fronts, and their latest model introduces active noise cancellation to make sure you are fully immersed in your music. The Beyerdynamic MMX 230 is a wireless headphone with USB-C wired li...

Wired listening is becoming increasingly popular, both with audiophiles and casual listeners alike. In well-known headphones like the Sony WH-1000XM6, wired listening is very possible and has the potential for upgraded quality. Strauss & Wagner is known for making upgrade cables for all types of headphones, so it is no surprise that they add Sony to their lineup. Ho...

If you're looking for a mixing headphone, chances are you've seen Sennheiser pop up in your search. The Sennheiser HD 600 is a classic amongst introductory audiophiles, and the step up of the Sennheiser HD 650 has long been praised as an excellent reference headphone. What happens when someone new enters the ring? The Grell OAE2...

From Southern California, a new headphone manufacturer has emerged. Auribus Acoustics is a company that has been making headphones for a few years now, and they have now made their way to Audio46. Two new pairs of cans have arrived at our doorstep, and I'm excited to review them and see what they're all about. The Sierra Reference headp...

2026 is the year for closed-back headphones. Starting with the Meze Strada, a lot of companies are releasing some closed-back options for studio recording, travel, and just casual use. Final Audio does this three times over, starting with the DX3000CL. This new closed-back headphone is a sub-$1k addition to their lineup, and it hits high above its class...