For this review, I wanted to start off in an unusual way. While I could write a typical introduction, I found it a rather boring approach. I thought “what is the reader most interested in?” and I found a simple answer. It is the central question of all audiophile inquiries: how does it sound? So the largest part of my review focuses on how the RHA CL2 perform as in-ear monitors. After the listening impressions I also shortly discuss the aesthetic design and the stock cables the CL2s ship with, before coming to my conclusion. This review does not...

I'll refrain from writing an extensive review this time, as everything important has already been shown and written down in the other reviews here on head-fi. I second those opinions and can recommend the Cayin C5 as a partner for the Fiio X5, as It beats the X5's internal amp in all the areas that are important to me. It's a very nice combination, in some ways even on par with the Stax setup (Stax Lambda Signature with modified SRM-T1) I owned in the past. 5 stars.

My Review of the Beyerdaynamic dx 160ie In Ear Monitors   I will start with the summary / conclusion. This way you get all the important information right away. If you want to know how I came to my conclusion, you can just continue reading. If you don't want to you simply don't have to scroll through a ton of words     Summary   Pros:   - Very nice mids! Organic and full bodied. - Potent bass - Little to no listening fatigue. - PRAT.   So-so:   - Highs: some detail doesn't reach your ear, and sound lacks sparkle. They just don't...