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We're still waiting for your weekly review. What gives?!
Don't worry, it's OK, Joe can't post one this week, so I'm expecting 2 next week, instead!
We're still waiting for your weekly review. What gives?!
Lol. I understand what you mean. Maybe, maybe. I guess the main reason is prices as they are on a pair with other companies in the world. So why Ukrainian, lol? Not trying to be racist or anything.
I didn't realise the prices are the same. I understand that the armatures must be purchased from companies such as Knowles Acoustics, so that brings the price up quite a bit, but in terms of labour costs, I'd have thought it'd be a bit cheaper to produce CIEMs in Ukraine than in America.
Yes, Joe does seem to have bottomless pockets when it comes to buying CIEMs from around the world. Lucky man!
I hope you enjoy your UM Miracles. I have a pair myself. Their sound characteristic changes quite dramatically depending on how well they are driven/controlled by an amplifier/player. They have quite a spacious sound. They don't extend into the very highest treble frequencies but they do well with instruments like acoustic guitars. I find them best with 'majestic-sounding' material like the 'Gladiator' OST.
We're still waiting for your weekly review. What gives?!
Don't worry, it's OK, Joe can't post one this week, so I'm expecting 2 next week, instead!
@average_joe
Wow! That is really interesting! I am looking forward to see a review of these customs in the future. As I know they are from Ukrainian-based company whose customs are quite well-known in Russia where I used to spend my whole life.However, I didn't see any detailed reviews or comparisons on Russian forums although I remember it was said by a representative of a company that Ambient Acoustics AM4 has a somewhat similar sound signature and mainly in bass to 1964 Ears Quads. In contrast, Ambient Acoustics AM4 Pro is said to be tuned to be more neutral and analytical. That's what I have read on that forum. There is not much discussion here (in Russia) probably because people still prefer to use universal iems or get customs from more popular companies such as 1964 Ears, JH Audio and others.
I didn't realise the prices are the same. I understand that the armatures must be purchased from companies such as Knowles Acoustics, so that brings the price up quite a bit, but in terms of labour costs, I'd have thought it'd be a bit cheaper to produce CIEMs in Ukraine than in America.
Yeah, he is very lucky man and so we are because we can enjoy his reviews and choose the best one for our taste.
Nah, I didn't buy them yet because I am a poor high school student.However, by next Friday I will collect enough money to fund this purchase as my 18's birthday gift (which was 4 days ago). Thank you for your impressions. You have only proved me that it would be a right choice for me.
Does that satisfy you guys?
The AM4 and AM4 pro are relatively new so I am not surprised there aren't many impressions. I will be doing a full review
I do it all for you guys
The DUNU Custom 4 sounds like it's a sweet CIEM, then, if your initial impressions prove to be well-founded, Joe.
I'll certainly look forward to that review (and I'd really like to see you review FitEar's 334 - of course, I'd expect you to buy both custom and 'To-Go' variants, just so we can be sure!)
No, you have just warmed up our appetite, and we want...more, more. MORE!Man, I just can't wait patiently to see your another awesome review!
Well, and the company itself is quite new in this market. They are also the first CIEMs company in Ukraine.
I can't find enough words to express my gratitude for all your hard work. I really enjoy your reviews especially for your comparisons with other ciems that you have although I wish you could include Rocoo P and Studio V as your sources.
BTW, I wash my hands of this push to review $1800 customs from FitEar... this is Jude's fault, not mine!
There is no pleasing the masses
And thank you for your compliments!
Check the first page of this thread...I do have quick evaluations of both of those sources.
Oh, trust me, I'm not asking about the 334 because of you or Jude mentioning it!(seriously!)
I've been interested about the 334 customs for almost a year now. I'm intrigued that they use 2 mids with 1 woofer, one tweeter. Very interesting approach.
I haven't delved into whether the '2 mids' are 2 entirely seperate mids, or if they're a TWFK-style approach (as in the UM Miracle, for example). I'm guessing they're entirely seperate mid BA drivers, but I'm 'all ears' if anyone knows for certain, one way or the other.
Looking at the photographs, the custom 334s look to be absolutely stellar build quality.