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Hot on the heels of its local debut, Pismo Digital sent us a SOL Republic Steve Aoki Tracks HD to take for a spin. Before we dive in any deeper, it’s worth noting that unlike the Master Tracks XC, the difference between a Steve Aoki Tracks HD and an ordinary Tracks HD doesn’t go beyond the fancy paintjob on the headband and on the ear cups. So unless you’re really a fan of Aoki, deadmau5 and/or Michael Phelps, then you’re better off getting the plain Tracks HD. The Tracks HD, in a nutshell, is a miniaturized version of the Master Tracks XC. However, unlike the Master Track XC, the Tracks HD is a supra-aural headphone which means that it sits on top of your ear rather than around it. Another thing worth noting here is that the latter has a more modest build than the Master Track XC which is evident on the materials used in making the Tracks HD. The Tracks HD is billed as bass-heavy headphone, and let me tell you upfront, it does live up to that reputation. Furthermore, it drowns out most, if not all of the minute sound details on the tracks that we’ve listened to. Read more in our articles including "SOL Republic Steve Aoki Tracks HD Quick Review" and "DJI Osmo Mobile 8P globally launched".