Best List: NAD VISO HP30 Headphones
I thought I knew myself pretty well by now. Boxer briefs instead of boxers or briefs. Surf before turf. Toilet paper over and not under. And over-the-ear headphones well before on-ear or in-ear.
But the NAD Viso HP30s have me questioning my allegiances to over-the-ear.
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Even before pulling them onto my ear, I was impressed with the compactness, sturdy build and optical appeal of the HP30 headphones.
NAD uses what it calls RoomFeel technology to create a sonic space intended to sound more like a live performance or at least a room filled with loudspeakers, and I have to say the company has done a pretty nice job with this pair of cans.
In some cases I had to move the headphones around a little bit on my ears to find the sweet spot, but when I did the audio left little to be desired. The 40mm drivers did an admirable job of making me feel something from my music, and after all that is why I listen.
They come with a three-button, tangle-resistant remote and a nice little carrying case they fold up into nicely.
After my time with the VISO HP30s, I am considering giving lima beans and the unicycle another chance. Well, maybe not.
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NAD provided Cult of Mac with a review unit for this article. Cult of Mac’s Best List is a roundup of products for those who want to pump up the jams. Read more Best List mini reviews.
