Product Review
Limited Edition Orion On-Ear Stereo Headphones by Beacon Audio [Gear Review]
The years I spent behind a mixing console definitely taught me how to appreciate quality sound and all the little nuances that go along with it. So as a self-proclaimed audio snob it is quite refreshing when I am able to review a product that lives up to, and actually exceeds expectations.
The years I spent behind a mixing console definitely taught me how to appreciate quality sound and all the little nuances that go along with it. So as a self-proclaimed audio snob it is quite refreshing when I am able to review a product that lives up to, and actually exceeds expectations.
I was fortunate enough to receive a pair of Limited Edition Orion On-Ear Stereo Headphones from Beacon Audio for review and I immediately fell in love with them. After years of sticking ear buds in my ears, on-ear headphones are making a comeback; something I am quite stoked about as I have never been a fan of jamming things in my ear.

Besides the sturdy, yet extremely comfortable and fully adjustable fit, I was blown away by the crystal clear sound quality. The frequency response is terrific and I was especially impressed by the way the headphones handle low end frequencies; there was no distortion at all to speak of, even at higher volumes. In order to honestly evaluate these headphones I listened to numerous genres and styles of music and ALL of them sounded unbelievable.
With a list price of just $99 I think The Limited Edition Orion On-Ear Stereo Headphones are more than a bargain. There are other on-ear headphones on the market, but I don’t feel that any of them can equal the quality and value that these provide. I highly recommend checking these out; you won’t regret it.

-
Dance/Electronic4 days agoThe Prodigy Announce Massive Summer 2026 Outdoor Shows
-
Alternative/Rock5 days agoMusic Photographer Scarlet Page Announces ‘Exposed: 3 Years With Placebo’ Book
-
Album Review3 days agochokecherry – ‘Ripe Fruit Rots and Falls’ [Album Review]
-
Album Review4 days agoThe Acacia Strain – ‘You Are Safe From God Here‘ [Album Review]
-
Features2 days agoThe Viral 10: Songs That Blew Up in 2025
-
Indie4 days agoThe Man From Delmonte Original Line-Up Returns With New Single “Every Time” [Premiere]
-
heartdea13r1 day agoTommy Dorfman: “If your foot’s on the gas and you don’t stop, nothing can stop you.”
-
Alternative/Rock5 days agoAlkaline Trio Release “Surprise Surprise” Final Travis Barker-Produced Single & Video


