GiullianSN
Headphoneus Supremus
Cross post from Watercooler thread as I think it deserves to be here as well.
@JordonEA @EffectAudio , you guys have to make an special bundle with this two.
Here it goes again everyone. I posted this pairing a few weeks ago as I just got them, how glad I am to have a chance of getting to test this two together. Here are a bit more details of how it have been over this time…
The Elysian Audio IEM boasts a nice and ergonomic design that looks modern yet classic. With its shiny faceplate, a bit different from the cheap IEMs in the market, it is still hard to pass unnoticed. The Effect Audio Eros S 1st anniversary edition paired with Diva just feels like they were born for each other and I really really EA and Elysian get to an agreement for an special edition or special bundle sale of these two together. the subtle gold flakes on the y-splitter and the cable itself are just the cherry on top of the design for both of them.
But lets go to what really matters...
Bass and Low Mids:
My listening session began with Metallica's "Sad But True", because I love the humph I get from Metal songs. The drum kicks and bass guitar lines were rendered precisely. With the Eros S cables, there was a controlled yet impactful low-end presence with more sense of space. The BA drivers pumped out authoritative, deep, and tight bass, without any muddiness.
Elysian's proficiency in the low mids was highlighted by the iconic guitar riffs from Black Sabbath's "Iron Man". In addition to giving a layered, rich sound, Tony Iommi's guitar play was exceptionally detailed and textured, giving it a feeling that was almost tangible. These qualities are further accentuated by the Eros S, which assures clarity and smooth resonance. This again adds some air to the area, giving the impression of a larger venue, instead of a smaller one.
Upper Mids and Treble:
For the upper mids, I turned to the unrivalled vocals of Iron Maiden's "Run to the Hills". Bruce Dickinson's vocal prowess was beautifully reproduced with a distinct clarity and energy. The Elysian showcased a natural tonality, ensuring vocals stood out but never felt piercing. Paired with the Eros S, the combination delivers a synergistic blend of clarity and warmth.
I chose to test the treble response with Slayer's "Raining Blood". The cymbal crashes and high-frequency guitar solos sound crisp without sibilance. Throughout the treble region, the Elysian demonstrated a balanced sound signature, ensuring energy and detail remained present without causing fatigue. The Eros S enhances the overall treble experience by adding a touch of sparkle.
Final thoughts:
Especially for metal fans, the Elysian Audio IEM and Effect Audio Eros S 1st anniversary edition pair is a real audiophile's dream. The combination delivers a powerful, detailed, and articulate sound across all frequency bands. All the nuances in a metal track are present with the greatest precision, from bass lines to guitar solos.
It is clear that the Elysian stands above the rest with its impeccable sound quality and the Eros S enhances it further with its depth and cohesion.
There's nothing better than an IEM that can capture the essence of metal songs, which are known for their complexity and intricate instrumentals. With the Elysian and Eros S, you're sure to get an amazing audio experience, whether you're a metal lover or just someone who appreciates good sound. This combination is really amazing, and any audiophile should give it a try if possible.
@JordonEA @EffectAudio , you guys have to make an special bundle with this two.
Here it goes again everyone. I posted this pairing a few weeks ago as I just got them, how glad I am to have a chance of getting to test this two together. Here are a bit more details of how it have been over this time…
The Elysian Audio IEM boasts a nice and ergonomic design that looks modern yet classic. With its shiny faceplate, a bit different from the cheap IEMs in the market, it is still hard to pass unnoticed. The Effect Audio Eros S 1st anniversary edition paired with Diva just feels like they were born for each other and I really really EA and Elysian get to an agreement for an special edition or special bundle sale of these two together. the subtle gold flakes on the y-splitter and the cable itself are just the cherry on top of the design for both of them.
But lets go to what really matters...
Bass and Low Mids:
My listening session began with Metallica's "Sad But True", because I love the humph I get from Metal songs. The drum kicks and bass guitar lines were rendered precisely. With the Eros S cables, there was a controlled yet impactful low-end presence with more sense of space. The BA drivers pumped out authoritative, deep, and tight bass, without any muddiness.
Elysian's proficiency in the low mids was highlighted by the iconic guitar riffs from Black Sabbath's "Iron Man". In addition to giving a layered, rich sound, Tony Iommi's guitar play was exceptionally detailed and textured, giving it a feeling that was almost tangible. These qualities are further accentuated by the Eros S, which assures clarity and smooth resonance. This again adds some air to the area, giving the impression of a larger venue, instead of a smaller one.
Upper Mids and Treble:
For the upper mids, I turned to the unrivalled vocals of Iron Maiden's "Run to the Hills". Bruce Dickinson's vocal prowess was beautifully reproduced with a distinct clarity and energy. The Elysian showcased a natural tonality, ensuring vocals stood out but never felt piercing. Paired with the Eros S, the combination delivers a synergistic blend of clarity and warmth.
I chose to test the treble response with Slayer's "Raining Blood". The cymbal crashes and high-frequency guitar solos sound crisp without sibilance. Throughout the treble region, the Elysian demonstrated a balanced sound signature, ensuring energy and detail remained present without causing fatigue. The Eros S enhances the overall treble experience by adding a touch of sparkle.
Final thoughts:
Especially for metal fans, the Elysian Audio IEM and Effect Audio Eros S 1st anniversary edition pair is a real audiophile's dream. The combination delivers a powerful, detailed, and articulate sound across all frequency bands. All the nuances in a metal track are present with the greatest precision, from bass lines to guitar solos.
It is clear that the Elysian stands above the rest with its impeccable sound quality and the Eros S enhances it further with its depth and cohesion.
There's nothing better than an IEM that can capture the essence of metal songs, which are known for their complexity and intricate instrumentals. With the Elysian and Eros S, you're sure to get an amazing audio experience, whether you're a metal lover or just someone who appreciates good sound. This combination is really amazing, and any audiophile should give it a try if possible.
hopefully making the 16hrs flight more bearable!
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