Personally I've been a supporter for See Audio, since their entry level Yume, I've liked it's pop tuning with nice face plate design & great earshell ergonomics. Bravery is a warm & natural full BA which I still use regularly , and now I just cannot resist the carbon fibre embedded in a darkish transparent faceplate, so here it is, the Midnight. Of course I've heard of Crinacle, I've read his vast IEM ranking chart before I made past purchases, even watched some of this youtube videos. But frankly his name did not play a big part when I decided to...

Since there are already quite a number of reviews here, I shall go straight to the sound impression part: Usually I will plug in new IEMs to the desktop amp to burn-in for around 30-50 hours before listening to it seriously, it's quite interesting to listen to it for a few times during this process to find the sound changing and maturing, of course not all IEMs will change dramatically. According to my recent experiences, there are 2 IEMs that improve quite significantly after the burn-in: the first one is Kinera Skuld, which totally evolve into a...

General Information Introduction: See Audio has several IEM models from the entry Yume to flagship Kaguya which are marketed across different markets. Since I am a user of the Yume, this time I've also got my hands on the most recent Bravery which imo is quite another successful product. As I've seen there are also other reviewers sharing it's technical specifications, it's not gonna repeat into detail here, I shall go straight into my personal thinking & experience with the Bravery. Aesthetics...