audiophile
- adjective
- /ˈɔːdiəˌfaɪl/
- In the audiophile world, Mark Levinson is multiple heads and shoulders above JBL.
Examples
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When I was listening to MP3s on my ridiculous, audiophile-grade Bose headphones, I found myself skipping tracks five and ten at a time to find what I really wanted to hear.
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The signs are a rare audiophile headset that just oozes style.
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I'm no audiophile, but at $29, these clearly aren't intended to be audiophile-quality earphones.
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We were perfectly happy with tapes, and high-end Walkman cassette players sounded great, and from an audiophile perspective, a lot better than the first generations of iPods and MP3 players.
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The new headphones are designed for audiophile enthusiasts who appreciate exceptional sound quality.
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She invested in audiophile speakers to enhance her music-listening experience at home.
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This vinyl record is a favorite among audiophile collectors for its superior sound fidelity.
Synonyms
Sound that is very close to the original recording
How Audiophile
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Etymology
Audiophile as an adjective keeps the same roots: audio 'to hear' and phile 'lover', so audiophile products are 'made for people who love great sound' and try to give the best listening experience.