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HIDIZS MP143 SALT: The Heir Apparent?

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Salt is one of the important minerals in the world as it is a very essential ingredient that affects all living species and even inanimate ones from the functions of the vital organs in the body up to industrial and culinary usage. It is said that around 97% of all water on Earth is saline in which the majority of those aquatic bodies are seas and oceans, and the marine species are thriving in those environments including cetaceans. It also happens that this is the name of a female humpback whale based on the Stellwagen Bank found within Massachusetts Bay, and she was also known as the “Grand Dame” as she is also the matriarch of certain pod of humpback whales in the area. Humpback whales are known for their distinctive whale song that ranges from 20Hz - 31kHz that its lowest frequency can travel and reach up to 20 miles. HIDIZS  as an audio company has its own merit that they are one of the most consistent ones out there in regards to product releases with some good value on it fo...

NICEHCK F1 PRO: Musicality As It Desires

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NICEHCK  is an audio company that specialises on upgraded cables and other audio accessories, and then they try to venture out on earbuds and IEMs.  NICEHCK  products are also known for its build quality and craftsmanship at reasonable price. This is actually my second product review of their new IEM line-up model and what I've got here is their latest entry-level planar IEM, The  NICEHCK F1 PRO . The  F1 PRO  has a 14.2mm planar magnetic driver with ultra thin diaphragm with high-grade neodymium magnets and co-axial magnetic design. With this configuration, it will produce a consistent performance and greatly reduce distortion. And as we all know that planar magnetics are known to have fast, precise and very responsive performance that gives them more leverage in terms of technical performance. The drivers are encased in a light yet solid aluminium alloy shell chassis which have a compact teardrop design. The shell chassis was produced via CNC-milling proc...