Audiofly AF140 Review
Billed as in-ear monitors for stage musicians, but just as suitable for standard earphone usage, the Audiofly AF140 is a serious in-canal pair, and priced accordingly. At $349.99, the earphones look and feel well-built, and ship with a plethora of useful accessories. But do they sound good enough to warrant their price? The answer is tricky: Musicians seeking to save money on in-ear monitors could forgo the custom-molded route and be quite happy with the relative deal they get with the AF140—they're far less expensive than most custom monitors, and they sound great. Regular listeners who just wants an accurate, balanced mix can probably spend a bit less on a pair that includes an inline remote, and isn't specifically designed to stay in your ear no matter what happens on stage.
DesignFor an earphone pair that's all business, the AF140 somehow manages to not look boring—the black-and-gray styling is simple, but the cabling looks attractive and well-constructed. The AF140's earpiece...
The Audiofly AF140 earphones are intended to be used primarily as onstage monitors for musicians, and deliver clear and balanced audio with strong, articulate bass.
Rich, clean, dynamic audio performance with bright highs and full-bodied low-frequency response; Extra-secure fit ideal for onstage movement; Plethora of accessories included
Quite expensive; No detachable cable; Lacks remote control