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Recalibrate your expectations of how good an in-ear headphone can sound


I've been listening to Jerry Harvey's custom-molded in-ear headphones for years. The very first one, the UE10, was a game changer; in 2006 it was the best sounding in-ear headphone I'd heard. Now with his new Freqphase JH13 and JH16 in-ears, Harvey's done it again. The performance gains in clarity, detail, resolution, and stereo imaging are huge -- the adrenaline-pumping sound of the music you love over a set of Harvey's headphones can't be matched by any other in-ear 'phones.


The Jerry Harvey JH13 Freqphase in-ear headphone.


(Credit: Steve Guttenberg/CNET)

Years before he made headphones, Harvey mixed stage monitor sound for Kiss, Van Halen, David Lee Roth, The Cult, KD Lang, Linkin Park, and many others, and that background led to his inventing the in-ear stage monitor/headphone. He founded Ultimate Ears, but now runs Jerry Harvey Audio. The man's passion for great sound knows no bounds, and he still makes time to hit the road. Harvey was on the Van Halen tour from January through June of 2012. Perfecting in-ear headphone design balanced with working with live music keep Harvey in the game.


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by Steve Guttenberg via CNET


Recalibrate your expectations of how good an in-ear headphone can sound Recalibrate your expectations of how good an in-ear headphone can sound Reviewed by News Tracker on January 19, 2013 Rating: 5

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