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Headphone.Guru's Darren Henley puts DragonFly Copper through its paces with an eclectic mix of genres, from Aesop Rock to Melvins, and hears nothing but beautiful music.
DragonFly Copper becomes a Twittering Machines Triple Crown Winner, placing among the publication's Favorites, HiFi Bargains, and Gear of the Year.
With DragonFly Copper, we perfected our "Original Recipe," says HiFi Insider Michael Liang.
"Considering its $250 asking price and performance, the AudioQuest DragonFly Copper is a genuine screamin’ HiFi Bargain," says Twittering Machines' Michael Lavorgna.
How does Brave Heart compare to $25 Home Depot wire? Audio-Ultra's Ed DeVito finds out.
Using DragonFly Copper to drive headphones connected to a smartphone or laptop, Qobuz's Simon Lucas decides our latest DAC represents obvious and significant value for money.
Twittering Machines' Michael Lavorgna decides that Copper is indeed a better DragonFly.
Jürgen Kraus decides DragonFly Copper is a fine wine that pairs nicely with our JitterBug FMJ USB filter.