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Thanks to the folks at Thinksound for the review sample! The $100 and under price bracket is the most hotly contested arena for in ear monitors and there are a large number of strong contenders in the market for the honor of being called the best value for the money. …

Introduction First off, I’d like to thank the great people at MEElectronics once again for the review samples. As the lower end entries in MEElectronics’ Clarity series, the CX21P and CW31 are designed to offer a different sound signature than what may be expected from the California-based company. Erring on …

Introduction Before I begin, I’d like to thank the folks at Thinksound for sending me a pair of the TS02+Mic IEMs for review. Thinksound is a company with a mission; to produce great sounding and environmentally conscious products. This started with the Thinksound Rain and Thunder (now named TS01) IEMs, …

Before I go on, I’d like to thank the folks at Woodees for sending me a sample of the Woodees IESW101B in ear monitors for review. Prelude Wood has long been used in the manufacturing of musical instruments because of its acoustic properties. One application of wood that has failed …

Browsing on Amazon earlier this week, I came across the Pyle Wood-Bud in ear monitors for $5.30, marked down from $20 or so. Against my better judgment, I bought them, the grand total coming to $10.88 after the $5.58 shipping costs. You’d think I would’ve realized something was up when …