Mo-Fi headphones review: Everything you could want in mid-range headphones, and a little something extra<article>
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Blue Microphones made a name for itself building top-shelf USB mics. Now the company is here to demonstrate that it can do phenomenal work with analog audio going in the opposite direction. Take one look at Blue’s Mo-Fi headphones, though, and you’ll see that their engineers were thinking of much more than building headphones that sound good.</p><p>
The Mo-Fi’s strut-like exoskeleton resembles the suspension system on an exotic supercar. Fabricated mostly from aluminum, the headphones have six flexible joints to ensure a custom fit no matter the size of your noggin or the distance between your ears and the top of your head. A tension dial on the top back of the generously padded headband lets you dial in an even more perfect fit—not too tight and not too loose.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2920974/mo-fi-headphones-review-everything-you-could-want-in-mid-range-headphones-and-a-little-something-ex.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Mo-Fi headphones review: Everything you could want in mid-range headphones, and a little something extra
