zeneth 2009-1-17 15:16
Monster Turbine In-Ear Speakers review
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....excellent sound quality, with strong bass....
....quality of construction feels way more impressive than most in-ear models we've tested....
....didn't flatten dynamics....
....The slightest rub against the cable was very audible....
vs Klipsch's Image on the Raconteurs' Broken Boy Soldiers album
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the Turbine sounded more present, the band's thrashing guitars jumped out of the mix, and the sound was more "open," less stuck inside our heads. Impact and pedal-to-the-metal dynamic oomph were superb. The Turbine's bass is certainly full enough and had better pitch definition than the Image. In fact, the Turbine's bass, midrange, and treble tonal balance were remarkably consistent.
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