AudioFly AF140

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Pros:

Great mid-range
Extra-secure fit ideal for onstage movement

Cons:

Mid-bass thickness
Lacks remote control

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Last revision on July 3, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Great mid-range
Extra-secure fit ideal for onstage movement

Reviewers Didn't Like

Mid-bass thickness
Lacks remote control
Very expensive

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The Audiofly AF140 earphones are intended to be used primarily as onstage monitors for musicians, and deliver clear and balanced audio with strong, articulate...

By PC Mag on June 30, 2015

When we think of audio electronics, some countries spring to mind more readily than others. The ‘home team' advantage of the UK means we readily associate the classic British brands- Naim, Linn, Meridian, Arcam, Bowers and Wilkins and the like with their...

By avforums.com on December 06, 2014

Higher-end earphones for people who'd rather have a warm, easygoing tone than the most faithful audio reproduction.

By TrustedReviews on December 05, 2014

I break earbuds. Not in some neo-modern art sense but rather in the literal, every day, wear and tear, kind of way. I use my earbuds hard, I run, listen to audiobooks in bed, work out, eat (not with them, but with them on) drink, and on some occasion, I...

By booredatwork.com on July 14, 2014

AudioFly AF140

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