Yep @Virtu Fortuna, I have them for a while now and I absolutely love them. I have to thank you too, your review definitely caught my eye and they are as described. Now, don't tempt me with new stuff :wink: Haven't looked at anything else since. These could truly be endgame stuff.

Not too much love for these, yet. At least, I ordered them. Looking forward to them!

I'm seriously interested in the iem's. But I have a question. In the review at headfonia, the reviewer mentioned the following: The Khan is the polar opposite of the Pneuma. It has a thinner sound with a smaller note size. It’s crisper and its treble has much more bite than the Pneuma. The bass...

I've got these incoming tomorrow! I've read a lot about them because it's a blind buy. The strange thing is, I've seen these being described somewhat contradictory, like: -to the analytical/clinical side vs warm/smooth and romantic. -remarks about a treble peak around 5 to 6kHz vs an iem that's...

Can someone let me know if these are suitable for electronic, rock/pop, 80's music? Or would an iem like Dunu DK-3001 Pro be better suited?

Very helpful comments, thanks. One final question, because I need to finally decide and stop comparing. Have you or any one else compared the Velvet V2 vs Beyerdynamic Xelento? Would that also be an iem tuned for fun?

Thanks for the update. I was about to order the S-EM9 this weekend and read a lot about them the past days. I thought these were especially good with pop and edm after reading several reviews. I'm not sure anymore after your remark; them being more musical in a romantic way. I guess I'm looking...

I will look into it thanks.But I find it very strange that they can offer such a discount from a manufacturer on the other side of the world.

I currently have Spiral Ears SE5U and currently looking for a more energetic IEM to (mainly) listen to EDM, pop, also some rock and jazz. Is there someone who can compare to S-EM9 to the Inear Stagediver 5? Or the difference between S-EM9 ansd SD5? Thanks.

Hi all, A few years ago I ordered my first CIEM, the Spiral Ears SE5U. Even if technically they sound impressive, for some reason I'm not using them very much. I can't put my finger on the 'problem' point though. Maybe they are sounding too romantic and intimate with not enough treble sparkle...

Would these be a good upgrade coming from the Dunu 1000's? Also, after reading through the thread these seem to be a bit treble 'shy'. What is a good option if you want something with the same sound characterics but a bit more treble? Anyone who listened to the Campfire Audio Atlas who can compare?

Thanks for the reply. You surely have an expensive taste :). I'm afraid that price is too steep. Any other suggestions?

A few years ago, I bought the Spiral Ears SE5 Ultimate, thinking it would be my 'ultimate' iem for a long time to come. I guess I was wrong because for some reason these haven't been used a lot. A TOTL iem doesn't promise that you will like it, that's for sure. I can't say what my problem with...

Can anyone compare with the Sennheiser HD25 or would that be a silly comparison?

Hi all,   In an attempt to revive this thread, I'm posting a (cell phone) photo which I just took of my first ciem's, the freshly arrived SE5 Ultimate! They are transparant black with red filling. In the past few months, I tried to read everything I could about them. I could find a lot about...