NuForce HP-800

2 reviews

May, 2013

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We have collected and analyzed 2 expert reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 75/100. The average review date is Jan 24, 2013. We have compared these reviews to 418606 reviews from other Headphones. The alaScore™ for this product is 93/100 = Excellent. Last update: May 24, 2013.

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Expert review by: Tim Gideon (pcmag.com)

NuForce HP-800

Studio monitor headphones are an interesting, refreshing breed. In this age of mega-boosted bass, the goal of a studio monitor pair, like the NuForce HP-800, is to reproduce sound accurately, not overwhelmingly. Thus, the $149 (list) HP-800 does not...

Crisp, bright frequency response ideal for genres without deep bass. Innovative headband design is secure and easy to wear for long periods. Comfortable memory foam ear pads. Replacement cable included

Distorts on deep bass at higher volumes. Doesn't have offer much bass response at moderate volumes. No phone controls on either cable

The NuForce HP-800 is a no-frills studio monitor headphone pair that offers a crisp, articulate response, but is less reliable on tracks with deep bass.

Jan, 2013

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NuForce HP-800

When we received word that NuForce would be sending us its HP-800 headphones, we were intrigued. So far, we've been pretty impressed with what the company has had to offer. But when we visited NuForce's website to get a preview of what FedEx would soon...

Exceptional resolution of detail and texture ; Brilliant treble without piercing sibilance ; Crystal-clear midrange ; Huge, 360-degree sound field ; Beefy low end

Somewhat cumbersome ; Uncomfortable headband ; Plump bass is a bit much on some recordings

Kudos to NuForce for proving that, with some focused attention on sound quality, it is possible to make a headphone under $200 that will knock listener’s socks right off.

Jan, 2013