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Sendy Audio Apollo Pro Headphones

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By Geoffrey Morrison Verified
| Soundstage! Solo
Sound: Value: (Read about our ratings) I’ve reviewed a few headphones from Sendy Audio and its parent company, Sivga, for SoundStage! Solo, the most recent being the Aiva 2. I’ve found Sendy’s offerings generally quite good, even though they don’t match my preferred sound profile. The Apollo Pro headphones certainly fit that trend, with some lovely midrange and treble, but not enough bass for this basshead.
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Musical Tastes Revisited

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By Geoffrey Morrison Verified
| Soundstage! Solo
A few months ago, I talked about how music tastes may, or may not, change or solidify as we get older. The broad consensus is that, yeah, maybe for most people, they probably solidify a bit in one’s teens. That’s not to say our tastes don’t evolve over time, but there’s something about that era of discovery that gets imprinted on our young and plastic brains and sticks with us into adulthood. Some people lock in on a genre during that age, sometimes even just a handful of artists, and that’s it.
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Polaroid Go Gen 3 Instant Camera Review: Every Bit as Retro as It Looks

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By Geoffrey Morrison Verified
| Gear Open
Adorable Compact Clever selfie mirror Image quality is poor, though maybe that's OK Extremely easy to take unusable photos If I could recommend a product on looks alone, the Polaroid Go Gen 3 would be it — it’s absolutely adorable. It looks every bit the modern version of a classic Polaroid instant camera. The biggest difference is the dimensions. It’s smaller in every way, including its film and photos. I’m torn, though, because the resulting photos are exceedingly mediocre.
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