Review on Neowin
August 13, 2008
“If you are anything like me, I know what you are probably thinking, as I was initially thinking the same thing as well… Sleek Audio has a clever marketing team that is capable of writing catchy sentences to hype up their product. Been there, done that. Being the skeptic I am, especially in such a competitive market flooded with so many different options, I can sincerely say I was made a believer within just minutes of actually using their product.”
Review on SevenClick
July 2, 2008
July 2nd, 2008 by Álvaro Arregui
“Sleek Audio SA6 earphones are here and we reviewed them, overall score 10. Unbelievable! these “transformers” are the best in high quality in-ear earphones around its price.”
Review on SLUG Magazine
May 16, 2008
Sleek Audio
SA6
“There has recently been an onslaught of in-ear headphone companies that are trying to find a solution to this problem, and it is possible that Sleek Audio is the first to rise to the occasion…”
Stereo Mojo – Sleek Awarded for Innovation
May 15, 2008
- Most Innovative New In-Ear Phone -
“[The SA6] in-ear phone was the first that has ever even worked for me.”
Sleek audio was named Most Innovative New In-Ear Phone by StereoMojo at this year’s CanJam in Fort Lauderdale Florida. CanJam is an international meeting for Head-fi members (world’s largest online community of audiophiles) and high-end audio enthusiasts.
Review on MyMac
April 14, 2008
Company: Sleek Audio – SA6 Earphones
http://www.sleek-audio.com/
Sleek Audio’s first entry into the crowded arena of portable in ear headphones is in the super-premium $250-plus category. This is a bold and strategic commercial and design decision.
SA6 headphones differ from all other competitors previously on the market, because Sleek’s are “completely adjustable.”
Review on Gadgetnutz
March 27, 2008
Reviews by Gary on 2008/3/27 17:26:28 (94)This has been, by far, the most difficult Earphone review for me to write. The difficulty is due to the complexity and the “coolness” of this particular product – the Sleek SA6. Imagine being able to custom tune your earphones. Too much treble? You can reduce it. Need more bass? Plug in a “bass port” and give more “oomph” to your music. These are fully customizable earphones with Treble Tubes and Bass Ports you swap in and out to “tailor” the sound to your taste. What more could a “gadget nut” really want?
Review on Seattle Post
March 11, 2008
Headphone addiction
I have a headphone fetish. A great set of ‘phones are more important to me than any media player, and an average pair completely ruins any listening experience for me. I’ve had an ongoing love affair with V-Moda’s mighty Vibe headphones ($100; v-moda.com) for about a year now, but I try to keep an open mind.
Sleek Audio is an upstart boutique company with roots in hearing-aid design. Their debut product is the ingenious SA6 in-ear headphone system ($250; sleek-audio.com). Crafty innovations include a completely tunable audio experience and modular design. Included are three sets of swappable treble filters and bass ports; I left the installed trebles and plugged in the extended bass ports and was instantly wowed by the precise, rich sound.
Review on Stripes Gamer
February 2, 2008
Sleek Audio SA6 Earphones – Sleek’s tagline “Find your audio fingerprint” is probably one of the most fitting descriptive phrases to accompany the SA6. Amidst the hustle and bustle of CES, I was approached by a Sleek Audio representative, and by the end of our discussion all that I could say was, “thank you for finding me.”
Review on Technically Tech
January 26, 2008
Well, CES 2008 is done and I am going to start posting some items we saw at the show that deserve mentioning on the site.
To start this off, I will be talking about the Sleek Audio SA6 In Ear Earphones. These are much like other companies earphones in that they block out most to all outside noise and stick into your ear with rubber fittings.
Review on Laptop Magazine
January 26, 2008
Sleek Audio SA6
These innovative modular headphones let you customize the sound to your personal taste.
If you’ve ever wanted to tweak your headphones’ sound but didn’t want to void the warranty by cracking open that $200-plus accessory, Sleek Audio’s SA6 modular noise-isolating earbuds are worth checking out. The SA6 is the only set of headphones we’ve ever had to open the instruction manual to use, but once you customize them to your personal listening preferences, they’re definitely worth the effort.
