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I can still remember vividly when I met Paul de Benedictis of the pro audio company CEntrance. It was near the end of a Rocky Mountain Audio Fest in 2012 (pretty sure) and he was standing behind a table that was somewhere near the CanJam section of the festival but sort of badly placed, there weren’t any visitors at the table. I felt obliged to bail out this poor guy, I stopped for a listen.

Cerene dB Closed Back-Headphones Closeup

The product on display was the DACport – a tiny little DAC and headphone amp. Sigh, why do I bother? Ahem. When I couldn’t quite believe how good it sounded, I thought I must have residual good sound stuck in my head from all of the things I had been listening to previously. Nonetheless, I agreed to review their DACmini which I loved and purchased.

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Paul contacted me again, pre-COVID, about reviewing the new headphones from CEntrance, the Cerene dB. These phones are based on Audio-Technica ATH-m50’s but with many CEntrance modifications. Having talked with CEntrance engineer and founder Michael Goodman a couple of times I do not doubt that he has made these phones his own. Review on the way.

Cerene dB Closed Back-Headphones

See the complete review for the CEntrance Cerene dB Headphones.