Audenze

You'd expect high-end headphones to be a little expensive - and you wouldn't be wrong. Sporting proprietary drivers, these Audeze LCD-2 Headphones ($1000) are designed with a thin film diaphragms, push-pull neodymium magnetic structure, Carribean Rosewood oldies, and lambskin leather sloped earpads. Sounds like heaven to me!

Mode Headphones

In an effort to join the high-end headphones market, audio brand Klipsch(man thats hard to spell) revealed its new Mode headphones($350). We can tell that this is a clear response to Monsters line of Studio Beats and Pro Beats. Personally, I've owned klipsch speakers before and you can tell that they really don't cut any corners and they produce quality speakers, which makes any of their products worth every penny.

Incase Audio

So if you haven't figured it out yet, here at Deydreamin' we like to consider ourselves audiophiles. Incase, the popular bag and case company for Apple products, is launching their own line of headphones & earphones($TBA). The headphones are advertised in a matte grey finish with four different styles to appease the preferences of their target market from earbuds to over the ear headphones. Given the high quality of the products they deliver, we can expect that their new line of headphones & earphones will be nothing short of great.

Deydreamin Review: Pro Monster Beats by Dre

Since the last Deydreamin' review was so popular, I decided that a review of the Monster Pro Beats by Dre headphones was in order. The Pro Beats ($499) can be considered as a well deserved upgrade to the Studio Beats by Dre that is fairly commonplace now. The frame is a lot sturdier than the Studio Beats, which is good for durability but its a tad bit heavier than its predecessor. Regardless, when listening to music on Pro Beats for the first time, you can instantly tell that its intended more for professional use by musicians, producers or DJs that need high quality and durable headphones to use. For the average music listener, the pro beats might be a bit over the top but the diehard music aficionado won't be phased. I recommend the Pro Beats to those music industry professionals that desire a good balance between good quality, durability and clean looks.

Ear Toys

Wanna upgrade your headphones? Audiophiles beware because if you don't want follow the crowd and jump on the Monster Beats bandwagon, the Sennheiser RS180 ($450) might be your cup of tea. People are starting to realize the value of investing in a good pair of wireless headphones, so why not take the plunge!