64Audio U4s Review Prelude: 64Audio is probably amongst the most famed IEM manufacturers as of today. Not only are they are a popular brand amongst audiophiles, they also make custom monitors for some of the most renowned artists and producers out there. Personally I’ve tried the U12t, U6t...

Acoustune HS1750CU Review: Tastefully Flavored Prelude: Even in an age where many are striving for high driver counts and experimenting with various different combinations of driver types, few companies stay true to the “original” single dynamic driver design. Three such include DITA...

Acoustune HS1750CU Brass Cavity Dynamic Earphones Equipped with 5th generation Myrinx driver The “Myrinx Driver” is a dynamic driver made by molding the dome and edges of the medical synthetic base material, Myrinx, into a single thin film. The Myrinx diaphragm is a diaphragm that has the...

Update on the filters: SoftEars' CS told me that these filters are not compatible with the Turii's and the Illumination's (from the photos it seems like they're noticeably thicker). I removed them and replaced them with Tanchjim's filters (those used on the Oxygen and Tanya etc.) by sticking...

Photo dump of the BC150B: Mini-review: Build Quality: 8/10. Excellent at this price. Very few machining marks observed on the y-split and pins, virtually none on the plug. Perfect braiding and uniform length. Glossy, silky smooth, soft and pliable insulation. The largest issue is probably...

119.99 USD for both types of 3.5mm and HD 600 pins 134.99 USD for HD 800 and Focal Utopia connectors Can be purchased on ddHiFi's AliExpress Store or distributors such as HiFiGo

Tanchjim Space Review About Me: Hi, I’m fugu (KillerLab). A student currently completing studies in Canada. I have been an audiophile for almost 2 years, although I have had interest in audio for a duration much longer than that. I love listening to J-Pop (yes, J for Japanese), J-Rock, OSTs...

EA x EA Gaea: The Voice of the Goddess About Me: Hi, I’m fugu (KillerLab). A student currently completing studies in Canada. I have been an audiophile for almost 2 years, although I have had interest in audio for a duration much longer than that. I love listening to J-Pop (yes, J for...

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One extra thing to note, do not deep-fit your Twilight. Your concha will block the 5 frontal vents, which are used for the front cavity of the driver. Obstructing this area will hamper the performance of the Twilight.

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I am no cable guy, thus I will not answer questions like "which cable do you recommend pairing with the Twilight?", as the answer will basically be "I don't know" (because I really don't). I am, however, considering the Effect Audio EVO 1 to replace the stock cable, because 1. the EVO 1's pins...

By the way, SoftEars does recommend 50-100 hours of burn in. I did the initial 50 hours continuously, and then completed the next 50 hours during listening.

Also, sorry for the slightly messy layout, it's my first time using Head-Fi actually.

Camera: Nikon D7500 with 28-300mm f/5.6 ED/VR lens The photos are a quite grainy because I shot them in my dorm, which has pretty bad lighting, so I had to blast the ISO up to like 6400. I shot most photos with the help of my little desk lamp.

SoftEars Twilight Review The Turii Ti situation: The Twilight and the Turii Ti are completely different. The Turii Ti uses the same 11mm DLC + PEEK dynamic driver as the Turii with 1.6T of magnetic flux. The Twilight uses a 10mm DLC + FreeEdge suspension dynamic driver (no creases on the...