Sleek Audio SA6

We’re waiting for the first wireless adapters to ship so that we can try them out with the SA6′s; given the quality of sound reproduction I’m now used to, they’ll have a lot to live up to.

Easily adjustable sound ; Removable cables ; Effective noise isolation

Bulky plastic case ; Tiny parts are easy to lose

Finicky listeners unsatisfied with digital equalizers may find the Sleek Audio SA6 refreshing; the two can even be used in tandem for endless tweaking. Given their very good noise isolation, customizable sound, and compact size, these headphones are a...

Terrific audio quality. Even bass. Sufficiently bright. Comfortable earpieces block outside noise.

Treble- and bass-boost options are either ineffective or harsh.

The SA6 fits well and sounds really good, but its treble and bass adjustments are a bit unnecessary.

Amazing, tunable sound. Wonderfully comfortable fit from the tapered flange ear tips. Hang down or over-the ear cord routing. $25 replacement cords now, and colored cords on the way

Spare ports and tips could go missing pretty easily

Extremely good audio quality. Tone of audio can be adjusted using modular system. Highly customizable

A little too modular which could result in parts getting lost

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I am sure that Sleek Audio will not mind when I say I have found the Holy Grail in these headphones – wireless headphones which offer the same connection and sound quality as wired headphones. I could tell almost no difference in the quality of the...

Jason, From Sleek Audio, has informed me that they are working on a "wireless" solution for the SA6- imagine this kind of quality and Bluetooth Streaming Stereo into these tiny marvels - that is very exciting and we will be watching out for news on...

A pair of substantially user-customizable earphones, complete with three sets of bass ports, four sets of treble tips, three double flange ear molds, and detachable cables that can be used to change how the earphones fit, rest on your ears, and sound....

Tweaks to treble and bass are generally small, rather than pronounced, and audio drivers don't rival the best-sounding $200 earphones we've tested. Small pieces can easily be lost

While the high price tag and potentially easy to lose parts might normally merit a lower overall rating, the unique kit-like design of the SA6 makes this a product worthy of our general recommendation. Like the Heathkit build-it-yourself gadgets of...