Velodyne vTrue Studio

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Pros:

Good build quality; detachable cables; bass-heavy but very capable sound.

Cons:

Enhanced-bass tuning may not be ideal for studio use.

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Last revision on November 26, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Good build quality; detachable cables; bass-heavy but very capable sound

Reviewers Didn't Like

Enhanced-bass tuning may not be ideal for studio use

Expert reviews and ratings

Following hot on the heels of the vPulse earphones that impressed us last year, the vTrue Studio headphones from the subwoofer experts at Velodyne promise accurate, low-distortion audio in a forged aluminum shell. These unique-looking cans will turn...

By Top Review Shop on April 17, 2013

Over the summer we reviewed the Velodyne vPulse in-ear Headphones, and we througly enjoyed combining Velodyne's legendary audio technology and unrivaled design to bring a true sound experience to the most discerning of music lovers. The Velodyne vTrue...

By booredatwork.com on January 12, 2013

Velodyne is known as a maker of home cinema subwoofers rather than a headphones expert. But these days it seems any company that has ever created a speaker is jumping at the chance to release their own set of headphones. We went ears-on with the Velodyne...

By Trusted Reviews on January 08, 2013