Thank-you to Pandora of Brainwavz for supplying the M100 for review.     Build Quality and Aesthetics:  Brainwavz has released a lot of quirky IEMs; at first glance the M100 isn't one of them.  The entirety of the IEM from the housings (including the mesh grills protecting the nozzles) to the microphone to the cord is a no nonsense stealth black.  This is a $90 dollar earphone and the build quality is commensurate with the price.  The housings themselves are made of high quality aluminum, the strain reliefs appear fully functional while the...

Thank-you to Pandora of Brainwavz for supplying the Omega for review.         Brainwavz has been around for a while now and this isn't my first encounter with one of their products.  In 2011 I purchased my first Brainwavz IEM, the M1.  At the time I was impressed with the M1's balanced sound and reasonable price.  It was sampled and appreciated by a musician friend of mine and became a reluctant gift.  A year later I snagged the R1; this was my first encounter with a dual dynamic driver and despite it not being universally popular I very much...