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Harley Maranan

British Columbia
As seen in: Android Authority, Sound Guys
Writer/Director/Composer/Tech Enthusiast/Host Video Producer for @androidauthority @realsoundguys 🇵🇭➡️🇨🇦 UBC Film Production 2022
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Two years of raving with the Loop Switch 2 taught me hearing protection doesn't have to suck Original

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By Harley Maranan
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Harley Maranan / SoundGuys Two years ago, I did something stupid. I parked myself next to a giant PA speaker at a club for four hours — no earplugs, nothing — and walked out with a muffled left ear that didn’t clear up for days. My hearing thankfully came back, but the lesson stuck with me: earplugs aren’t optional.
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Sennheiser HD 480 PRO review

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By Harley Maranan
| Sound Guys Verified
Most studio headphones today, even those built by Sennheiser, are based on designs created in the 80s and 90s. However, just because these designs still hold up today doesn’t mean they can’t be improved. Enter the Sennheiser HD 480 PRO: a pair of closed-back studio headphones designed to address the pain points of modern music producers. But do these over-ears deserve a place in your studio? Or should you just stick with one of the classics?
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Whatever happened to thinking different? Apple AirPods Max 2 review

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By Harley Maranan
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The Apple AirPods Max 2 isn’t the complete overhaul any of us were expecting. Rather than a facelift, the Cupertino tech conglomerate has chosen to recycle the design of their original over-ears, thrown in a new processor, and slapped the number two on the box. Promising improved ANC and additional software features, are these upgrades really enough to call the Apple AirPods Max 2 a second-gen product?
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