Reviews by Kobemghri
The Kiwi Ears Cadenza is capable of outperforming other IEMs in its price range. It has the potential to scale when paired with a powerful source or at the very least a good DAC.
I recommend using wide bore eartips because it may sound narrow without them. Cable rolling is also optional because the stock cable is boring but reasonable for the price. The disadvantages of this IEM are minor, and I believe the Kiwi Ears Cadenza is worth adding to your collection.
I recommend using wide bore eartips because it may sound narrow without them. Cable rolling is also optional because the stock cable is boring but reasonable for the price. The disadvantages of this IEM are minor, and I believe the Kiwi Ears Cadenza is worth adding to your collection.
Specification:
MODEL: TFORCE YUAN LI
SENSITIVITY：103.5dB
CABLE LENGTH：1.2m
IMPEDANCE：32Ω
PLUG TYPE：3.5mm
FREQUENCY RANGE RESPONSE: 20Hz - 20 kHz
TOTAL HARMONIC DISTORTION：0.2%
DRIVER CONFIGURATON: 1 DYNAMIC DRIVER
PIN TYPE: 2-PIN CONNECTOR
Source Used:
Acoustic Research AR-M200
XDuoo X3 (CS4398)
Realme 6 paired with externa DAC ( Avani, Abigail, JCally JA21)
Foobar2000
Tidal, Spotify,Qobuz, & Apple Music
(MP3 320kbps, FLAC 16bit,FLAC 24bit,WAV,DSD256)
Build and Packaging: Tforce Yuan Li provides a massive freebies and a quality unboxing experience from the design of the packaging down to the freebie accessories. It also comes with a faux leather case which is a great storage for carrying and protecting the iem. It also comes with 6 pairs of eartips and it has 6N OCC Copper cable which looks minimalist from the traditional braided cables which I like. The shell is made of aluminum and the edges feel ergonomic and sooth which provides a good fitting to my medium ears. I has a tforce logo on the faceplate side and has a gold plated nozzle. Due to its smooth/shiny design, sometimes it is a fingerprint magnet but its not a bigdeal for me. I also love the hardwares of the 2-pin cable from the plugs to connector. My only issue is I hope they make the plug much thicker, but its just my nitpicked opinion.
Sound Quality;
Lows: The lows in the tforce yuan li sounded balanced and controlled. It doesn’t sound lacking and too much so it surpassed my preference as a bass head. Precise and accurate subbass rumble lets me enjoy my favorite EDM tracks specially those dubstep tracks. I also notice the tforce yuan li scales depending on the source and the bass sound much better when I’ve tried listening to it on powerful source.
Mids: The mids has a warmish approach which compromise the good lower end of this iem. I love the natural tonality on the mids without sacrificing the bass. It has a smooth clear mids which amazed me despite of its price range. Mid bass has also impactful and satisfying specially for 808 kicks or even double pedal drums . Guitars also sounded satisfying, it has a rich and lively presentation which I like.
Treble: Treble has enough extension to provide extra details and enough shimmer to enjoy your favorite tracks. On this part, treble is just okay, average I’d say. Hi hats is not piercing and doesn’t sound sibilance but sometimes female vocals sounded sibilant specially those busy tracks.
Soundstage & Imaging: Soundstage has a good depth extension which let you enjoy those bass heavy tracks. The instrument and vocals placement sounded natural and it doesn’t sound too far or too narrow. I think it will sound better if they added a little width on the soundstage, but in my case, I am already satisfied pairing it with balanced cable which makes it sounds wider.
Conclusion: Tforce Yuan Li makes a good introduction to the chifi market. I recommend it to peeps who are looking for an all arounder IEM, because of the build quality and freebies it provides which makes it bang for the buck for its price range, unlike those IEM which needs a replacement cables and eartips to make it sound better which will cost you a extra bucks.
Test Tracks
Getting Older - Billie Eilish
Foxey Lady- Jimi Hendrix
First of the Year - Skrillex
The Husk - Rings of Saturn
Airplane Mode - Cory Wong
The Crying Machine - Steve Vai
Take the "A" Train - Nikki Yanofsky
A Little Piece of Heaven - Avenged Sevenfold
PLUR POLICE (Jauz Remix) - Knife Party
It's Oh So Quiet – Björk
My playlist:
MODEL: TFORCE YUAN LI
SENSITIVITY：103.5dB
CABLE LENGTH：1.2m
IMPEDANCE：32Ω
PLUG TYPE：3.5mm
FREQUENCY RANGE RESPONSE: 20Hz - 20 kHz
TOTAL HARMONIC DISTORTION：0.2%
DRIVER CONFIGURATON: 1 DYNAMIC DRIVER
PIN TYPE: 2-PIN CONNECTOR
Source Used:
Acoustic Research AR-M200
XDuoo X3 (CS4398)
Realme 6 paired with externa DAC ( Avani, Abigail, JCally JA21)
Foobar2000
Tidal, Spotify,Qobuz, & Apple Music
(MP3 320kbps, FLAC 16bit,FLAC 24bit,WAV,DSD256)
Build and Packaging: Tforce Yuan Li provides a massive freebies and a quality unboxing experience from the design of the packaging down to the freebie accessories. It also comes with a faux leather case which is a great storage for carrying and protecting the iem. It also comes with 6 pairs of eartips and it has 6N OCC Copper cable which looks minimalist from the traditional braided cables which I like. The shell is made of aluminum and the edges feel ergonomic and sooth which provides a good fitting to my medium ears. I has a tforce logo on the faceplate side and has a gold plated nozzle. Due to its smooth/shiny design, sometimes it is a fingerprint magnet but its not a bigdeal for me. I also love the hardwares of the 2-pin cable from the plugs to connector. My only issue is I hope they make the plug much thicker, but its just my nitpicked opinion.
Sound Quality;
Lows: The lows in the tforce yuan li sounded balanced and controlled. It doesn’t sound lacking and too much so it surpassed my preference as a bass head. Precise and accurate subbass rumble lets me enjoy my favorite EDM tracks specially those dubstep tracks. I also notice the tforce yuan li scales depending on the source and the bass sound much better when I’ve tried listening to it on powerful source.
Mids: The mids has a warmish approach which compromise the good lower end of this iem. I love the natural tonality on the mids without sacrificing the bass. It has a smooth clear mids which amazed me despite of its price range. Mid bass has also impactful and satisfying specially for 808 kicks or even double pedal drums . Guitars also sounded satisfying, it has a rich and lively presentation which I like.
Treble: Treble has enough extension to provide extra details and enough shimmer to enjoy your favorite tracks. On this part, treble is just okay, average I’d say. Hi hats is not piercing and doesn’t sound sibilance but sometimes female vocals sounded sibilant specially those busy tracks.
Soundstage & Imaging: Soundstage has a good depth extension which let you enjoy those bass heavy tracks. The instrument and vocals placement sounded natural and it doesn’t sound too far or too narrow. I think it will sound better if they added a little width on the soundstage, but in my case, I am already satisfied pairing it with balanced cable which makes it sounds wider.
Conclusion: Tforce Yuan Li makes a good introduction to the chifi market. I recommend it to peeps who are looking for an all arounder IEM, because of the build quality and freebies it provides which makes it bang for the buck for its price range, unlike those IEM which needs a replacement cables and eartips to make it sound better which will cost you a extra bucks.
Test Tracks
Getting Older - Billie Eilish
Foxey Lady- Jimi Hendrix
First of the Year - Skrillex
The Husk - Rings of Saturn
Airplane Mode - Cory Wong
The Crying Machine - Steve Vai
Take the "A" Train - Nikki Yanofsky
A Little Piece of Heaven - Avenged Sevenfold
PLUR POLICE (Jauz Remix) - Knife Party
It's Oh So Quiet – Björk
My playlist:
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Introduction
The TACables recently introduced to the audio scene which is from a known for making premium cable for iems and other audio gears.
They recently announce their debut cable, Which is the TACables’ Obsidian which is compose of 50% Black Litz 5N OCC and 50% Silver-plated 5N OCC hybrid structure. Beside from its premium looks, it is also budget friendly which price is around 20$, fair enough compared to other cables brands with the same price range, this cable offer a good quality and a pretty looking materials from earphone jack or plug into the connectors.
Sound Quality
I am a fan of cable aesthetics rather than the sound quality, if you are concern about this cable will change the sound of your IEM, don’t worry because I don’t hear any major sound quality changes that may affect it badly. It maintains the sound naturally which cables should be doing always.
Build Quality
TACables Obsidian provides a good quality hardwares and also a nicely structured cable which is composed of Black Litz 5N OCC + Silver-plated 5N OCC. The cable color itself has a unique color which gives you a reason to add this into your collection of cables. Plugs and connectors can be better, but for only 20$ you’ll get what you’ve paid for. Cable doesn’t feel stiff, it is soft as a normal 4-core Litz should be.
Conclusion
TACables did a good job on this Obsidian Cable. I suggest getting this cable compared to other chifi brands on 20$ price range. I hope TACables will continue to release other models like these. And I will continue to support this brand if they do so.
The TACables recently introduced to the audio scene which is from a known for making premium cable for iems and other audio gears.
They recently announce their debut cable, Which is the TACables’ Obsidian which is compose of 50% Black Litz 5N OCC and 50% Silver-plated 5N OCC hybrid structure. Beside from its premium looks, it is also budget friendly which price is around 20$, fair enough compared to other cables brands with the same price range, this cable offer a good quality and a pretty looking materials from earphone jack or plug into the connectors.
Sound Quality
I am a fan of cable aesthetics rather than the sound quality, if you are concern about this cable will change the sound of your IEM, don’t worry because I don’t hear any major sound quality changes that may affect it badly. It maintains the sound naturally which cables should be doing always.
Build Quality
TACables Obsidian provides a good quality hardwares and also a nicely structured cable which is composed of Black Litz 5N OCC + Silver-plated 5N OCC. The cable color itself has a unique color which gives you a reason to add this into your collection of cables. Plugs and connectors can be better, but for only 20$ you’ll get what you’ve paid for. Cable doesn’t feel stiff, it is soft as a normal 4-core Litz should be.
Conclusion
TACables did a good job on this Obsidian Cable. I suggest getting this cable compared to other chifi brands on 20$ price range. I hope TACables will continue to release other models like these. And I will continue to support this brand if they do so.
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Hisenior T2 Classic
Specification:
Driver: All BA set up (Knowles) 1 for the low-mid, 1 for the highs
Impedance: 18 ohms
Sensitivity: 105db
FR range: 20hz-20khz
Source Used:
Acoustic Research AR-M200
XDuoo X3 (CS4398)
Realme 6 paired with externa DAC ( Avani, Abigail, JCally JA21)
Foobar2000
Tidal, Spotify,Qobuz, & Apple Music
(MP3 320kbps, FLAC 16bit,FLAC 24bit,WAV,DSD256)
Build: The hisenior T2 classic shells is made of “Egger” allergy free resin. It has a glossy finish with a good shape which perfectly fit in my medium size ear. It has the dark translucent shells and on the faceplate side has a cursive text of “Febos” with a nice silver font color. It also uses a female mmcx connector as not commonly seen in most of the iems nowadays which im a fan of.
Sound Quality:
Lows: Bass has a good amount and of quantity and presentation, I enjoy listening to EDM tracks but somehow lacking on impact. Subbass has a decent rumble and has a average extension just like the other typical BA drivers. Overall I still enjoy listening to some electronic music such as bigroom, electro-house, drum and bass and also dubstep.
Mids: Mids are all good, it is slightly forward and it also sounds natural which brings the strength of this iem. Vocals and instruments sounded fine and not colored. The transparency of mids will give excitement when listening to Live sets,from acoustic guitar plucking to electric guitar shredding.
Treble: Treble doesn’t extend well and can be good or bad depending on the preffered genre of the user. It doesn’t give a piercing sound and doesn’t give that sparkling treble that some users will be looking into a BA drivers set-up. I don’t recommend this if your looking for analytical + detailed sounding IEM. If you’re a fan of relaxed treble then you are not having a problem with this IEM.
Soundstage & Imaging:
Soundstage has a average height and depth for an IEM, even tho slightly lacking for microdetails and sparkles, it can still manage to deliver a natural and almost uncolored sound.
Conclusion:
Its been a pleasure trying these Hisenior IEMs. Still, I was amazed on how they tune these BA drivers to deliver a natural and yet enjoyable sound. I’d recommend getting a pair of Hisenior IEM if there is a chance. It gave me a new sound experience that the audiophiles should try to.
Test Tracks
Getting Older - Billie Eilish
Foxey Lady- Jimi Hendrix
First of the Year - Skrillex
The Husk - Rings of Saturn
Airplane Mode - Cory Wong
The Crying Machine - Steve Vai
Take the "A" Train - Nikki Yanofsky
A Little Piece of Heaven - Avenged Sevenfold
PLUR POLICE (Jauz Remix) - Knife Party
It's Oh So Quiet – Björk
My playlist:
Thank you for reading!
Specification:
Driver: All BA set up (Knowles) 1 for the low-mid, 1 for the highs
Impedance: 18 ohms
Sensitivity: 105db
FR range: 20hz-20khz
Source Used:
Acoustic Research AR-M200
XDuoo X3 (CS4398)
Realme 6 paired with externa DAC ( Avani, Abigail, JCally JA21)
Foobar2000
Tidal, Spotify,Qobuz, & Apple Music
(MP3 320kbps, FLAC 16bit,FLAC 24bit,WAV,DSD256)
Build: The hisenior T2 classic shells is made of “Egger” allergy free resin. It has a glossy finish with a good shape which perfectly fit in my medium size ear. It has the dark translucent shells and on the faceplate side has a cursive text of “Febos” with a nice silver font color. It also uses a female mmcx connector as not commonly seen in most of the iems nowadays which im a fan of.
Sound Quality:
Lows: Bass has a good amount and of quantity and presentation, I enjoy listening to EDM tracks but somehow lacking on impact. Subbass has a decent rumble and has a average extension just like the other typical BA drivers. Overall I still enjoy listening to some electronic music such as bigroom, electro-house, drum and bass and also dubstep.
Mids: Mids are all good, it is slightly forward and it also sounds natural which brings the strength of this iem. Vocals and instruments sounded fine and not colored. The transparency of mids will give excitement when listening to Live sets,from acoustic guitar plucking to electric guitar shredding.
Treble: Treble doesn’t extend well and can be good or bad depending on the preffered genre of the user. It doesn’t give a piercing sound and doesn’t give that sparkling treble that some users will be looking into a BA drivers set-up. I don’t recommend this if your looking for analytical + detailed sounding IEM. If you’re a fan of relaxed treble then you are not having a problem with this IEM.
Soundstage & Imaging:
Soundstage has a average height and depth for an IEM, even tho slightly lacking for microdetails and sparkles, it can still manage to deliver a natural and almost uncolored sound.
Conclusion:
Its been a pleasure trying these Hisenior IEMs. Still, I was amazed on how they tune these BA drivers to deliver a natural and yet enjoyable sound. I’d recommend getting a pair of Hisenior IEM if there is a chance. It gave me a new sound experience that the audiophiles should try to.
Test Tracks
Getting Older - Billie Eilish
Foxey Lady- Jimi Hendrix
First of the Year - Skrillex
The Husk - Rings of Saturn
Airplane Mode - Cory Wong
The Crying Machine - Steve Vai
Take the "A" Train - Nikki Yanofsky
A Little Piece of Heaven - Avenged Sevenfold
PLUR POLICE (Jauz Remix) - Knife Party
It's Oh So Quiet – Björk
My playlist:
Thank you for reading!
Attachments
Specification:
Driver units: 3 Sonion BA
Impedance: 40 ohms
Sensitivity: 113db
Frequency response range: 15 Hz - 22 kHz
Source Used:
Acoustic Research AR-M200
XDuoo X3 (CS4398)
Realme 6 paired with externa DAC ( Avani, Abigail, JCally JA21)
Foobar2000
Tidal, Spotify,Qobuz, & Apple Music
(MP3 320kbps, FLAC 16bit,FLAC 24bit,WAV,DSD256)
Package:
The Hisenior FE3U provides a nice packaging and accessories compared to other chifi brands, it comes with black sturdy box with a magnetic opening. Inside the box is the IEM round storage case they provided which is nice for carrying our IEM outside. It has a 7 pairs of eartips ang surprisingly also comes with microfiber cloth and cleaning brush.
Build: I love how these shells designed and crafted, they use the Egger Allergy-free resin for the beautiful shells. The design has a 3D-ish look effect composed of gradient color or blue and pink with some shimmering glitters effect and also the text “Febos” comes with a nice text and font color of silver. I also love the build quality and feels of this cable. Lightweight feels with a nice hardwares of plug, splitter with chin slider and premium looking MMCX Connector.
Sound Quality:
Lows: Bass has a decent amount of quantity, not too shy, and not so aggressive. I found the bass rumble lacking but understandable due to its driver configuration which the target is not to have a rumbling subbass. It has a fast attack, fast decay which I think it’s the signature of the Sonion drivers, I’d say the drivers on this IEM is well implemented and well tuned.
Mids: Mids has a natural timbre and presentation, I enjoy listening to tracks with a rich female voice and tracks with some pleasant guitar tones. It Is non-offensive and I found it a little bit laid back compared to other BA drivers IEM I’ve tried. I think, the mids are the strength of this IEM since it delivers a transparent and clear mids.
Treble: The highs are slightly detailed and has a good extension on this part, I love how the micro details sounded so natural and enjoyable and I’d say that the highs of this iem has a good height staging or well. It can stay analytical without piercing your eardrums for long listening sessions, even those cymbals and crashes doesn’t sounded offensive to me but more on a enjoyable feeling
Soundstage & Imaging: Soundstage is not the widest but has a good height extension specially on highs, for me, it is slightly lacking a lows extension but it is a personal preference since most of my genre I listen to is rich in subbass such as EDMs and moderm tracks that is digitally produced.
Overall it is a very good choice iem for those who are searching for a natural, clear and transparent representation.
Conclusion:
I was amazed how this Company Hisenior built this pair of IEM from Packaging, accessories, cable and the IEM drivers itself, I’d say that it is looking premium and also sounded premium. I hope they continue to make other iems like this specially those uncommon CIEMs fitting and design.
Test Tracks
Getting Older - Billie Eilish
Foxey Lady- Jimi Hendrix
First of the Year - Skrillex
The Husk - Rings of Saturn
Airplane Mode - Cory Wong
The Crying Machine - Steve Vai
Take the "A" Train - Nikki Yanofsky
A Little Piece of Heaven - Avenged Sevenfold
PLUR POLICE (Jauz Remix) - Knife Party
It's Oh So Quiet – Björk
My playlist:
Thank you for reading!
Driver units: 3 Sonion BA
Impedance: 40 ohms
Sensitivity: 113db
Frequency response range: 15 Hz - 22 kHz
Source Used:
Acoustic Research AR-M200
XDuoo X3 (CS4398)
Realme 6 paired with externa DAC ( Avani, Abigail, JCally JA21)
Foobar2000
Tidal, Spotify,Qobuz, & Apple Music
(MP3 320kbps, FLAC 16bit,FLAC 24bit,WAV,DSD256)
Package:
The Hisenior FE3U provides a nice packaging and accessories compared to other chifi brands, it comes with black sturdy box with a magnetic opening. Inside the box is the IEM round storage case they provided which is nice for carrying our IEM outside. It has a 7 pairs of eartips ang surprisingly also comes with microfiber cloth and cleaning brush.
Build: I love how these shells designed and crafted, they use the Egger Allergy-free resin for the beautiful shells. The design has a 3D-ish look effect composed of gradient color or blue and pink with some shimmering glitters effect and also the text “Febos” comes with a nice text and font color of silver. I also love the build quality and feels of this cable. Lightweight feels with a nice hardwares of plug, splitter with chin slider and premium looking MMCX Connector.
Sound Quality:
Lows: Bass has a decent amount of quantity, not too shy, and not so aggressive. I found the bass rumble lacking but understandable due to its driver configuration which the target is not to have a rumbling subbass. It has a fast attack, fast decay which I think it’s the signature of the Sonion drivers, I’d say the drivers on this IEM is well implemented and well tuned.
Mids: Mids has a natural timbre and presentation, I enjoy listening to tracks with a rich female voice and tracks with some pleasant guitar tones. It Is non-offensive and I found it a little bit laid back compared to other BA drivers IEM I’ve tried. I think, the mids are the strength of this IEM since it delivers a transparent and clear mids.
Treble: The highs are slightly detailed and has a good extension on this part, I love how the micro details sounded so natural and enjoyable and I’d say that the highs of this iem has a good height staging or well. It can stay analytical without piercing your eardrums for long listening sessions, even those cymbals and crashes doesn’t sounded offensive to me but more on a enjoyable feeling
Soundstage & Imaging: Soundstage is not the widest but has a good height extension specially on highs, for me, it is slightly lacking a lows extension but it is a personal preference since most of my genre I listen to is rich in subbass such as EDMs and moderm tracks that is digitally produced.
Overall it is a very good choice iem for those who are searching for a natural, clear and transparent representation.
Conclusion:
I was amazed how this Company Hisenior built this pair of IEM from Packaging, accessories, cable and the IEM drivers itself, I’d say that it is looking premium and also sounded premium. I hope they continue to make other iems like this specially those uncommon CIEMs fitting and design.
Test Tracks
Getting Older - Billie Eilish
Foxey Lady- Jimi Hendrix
First of the Year - Skrillex
The Husk - Rings of Saturn
Airplane Mode - Cory Wong
The Crying Machine - Steve Vai
Take the "A" Train - Nikki Yanofsky
A Little Piece of Heaven - Avenged Sevenfold
PLUR POLICE (Jauz Remix) - Knife Party
It's Oh So Quiet – Björk
My playlist:
Thank you for reading!
Attachments
Specification:
Driver unit: 12 BA with active crossover
Impedance: 9ohm+/-15%
Sensitivity: 109dB+/-3dB at 1kHz
Frequency response: Ultra Wideband 10Hz – 40kHz
THD: <0.2% at 1kHz
Input power: 5mW
Cable composition: Silver-plated copper
Cable length (SPC): 1.5M
IEM connector: 2-pin (0.78mm)
Plug: 3.5mm gold plated
Disclaimer:
-Product was provided for review units for some PH audio enthusiasts/hobbyists & reviewers. Thanks to sir Marlowe Cruz for giving us the opportunity to try the best ADV products.
-Your mileage may vary.
Source Used:
Ibasso DX160 ( Dual CS43198 DAC)
XDuoo X3 (CS4398)
Realme 6 (Normal Smartphone DAC)
(MP3 320kbps, FLAC 16bit,FLAC 24bit,WAV,DSD256)
Build:
The M5-12D is crafted with medical-grade acrylic which stated that one of the safest materials for your skin contact which is same material used in the M5-6D.
Shells feels bulky but not that annoying at all,They also use the same cable just like from the other model which is the 4-core Silver Plated Copper. White Faceplate looks clean, not the type of "Chifi-grade" materials looking.
Sound Quality;
Lows:
Lows has fast attack & fast decay bass. This model belongs to Clean & lean bass compared to the M5-6D. It is There is enough amount of
Sub-bass and i think its enough for most of the tracks. I think this is works better on Metal, Acoustic, Classical, Jazz, Alternative. Tried listening to EDM and i think M5-6D is the pair for this genre.
Mids:
For me, mids is the main attraction of this IEM since I've notice how it delivers the track so clean and natural while not being too flat/boring sounding adding needed quantity and impact, yet it stays very controlled, with above average speed.
You'll be appreciating the mids on these if you pair it with your warmish source based on my exp. This is one of the best mids i've tried and i still cant get enough of its resolution on how it delivers the track.
Treble:
I describe it as analytical with tickling highs and sometime i heard it spatial and airy depending on the track. It has a above average of shimmer that may sound aggressive sometimes but enjoyed it unlike on other iems that makes my ear irritated to peircing highs. I love how BA Drivers sound on these which makes me amaze on how they implement the 12 Drivers.
Others:
Soundstage & Imaging:
Imaging is really precise and clear. With some minor signs of congestion on complicated tracks, layering and instrument separation are above average. The stage is slightly larger than typical. The width receives far more attention than the height.
Conclusion:
Analytic, Sparkly, Revealing. These are the words I’d use to describe the M5-12D. The ADV M5-12D overall timbre appears to be reasonably balanced, with a slight elevation in the upper midrange and treble. However, it ends up sounding more like a midcentric? to me which I'll go through some more listening. Again i'm impressed how ADV TOTL ( Top of the line) sounds. As of this moment I've done listening to 2 ADV Models which is M5-6D and M5-12D. These are both good at their price range im my opinion and im grateful that i had experience how good these pair sounds.
Test Tracks
Getting Older - Billie Eilish
Foxey Lady- Jimi Hendrix
First of the Year - Skrillex
The Husk - Rings of Saturn
Airplane Mode - Cory Wong
The Crying Machine - Steve Vai
Take the "A" Train - Nikki Yanofsky
A Little Piece of Heaven - Avenged Sevenfold
PLUR POLICE (Jauz Remix) - Knife Party
It's Oh So Quiet - Björk
Thank you for reading!
Driver unit: 12 BA with active crossover
Impedance: 9ohm+/-15%
Sensitivity: 109dB+/-3dB at 1kHz
Frequency response: Ultra Wideband 10Hz – 40kHz
THD: <0.2% at 1kHz
Input power: 5mW
Cable composition: Silver-plated copper
Cable length (SPC): 1.5M
IEM connector: 2-pin (0.78mm)
Plug: 3.5mm gold plated
Disclaimer:
-Product was provided for review units for some PH audio enthusiasts/hobbyists & reviewers. Thanks to sir Marlowe Cruz for giving us the opportunity to try the best ADV products.
-Your mileage may vary.
Source Used:
Ibasso DX160 ( Dual CS43198 DAC)
XDuoo X3 (CS4398)
Realme 6 (Normal Smartphone DAC)
(MP3 320kbps, FLAC 16bit,FLAC 24bit,WAV,DSD256)
Build:
The M5-12D is crafted with medical-grade acrylic which stated that one of the safest materials for your skin contact which is same material used in the M5-6D.
Shells feels bulky but not that annoying at all,They also use the same cable just like from the other model which is the 4-core Silver Plated Copper. White Faceplate looks clean, not the type of "Chifi-grade" materials looking.
Sound Quality;
Lows:
Lows has fast attack & fast decay bass. This model belongs to Clean & lean bass compared to the M5-6D. It is There is enough amount of
Sub-bass and i think its enough for most of the tracks. I think this is works better on Metal, Acoustic, Classical, Jazz, Alternative. Tried listening to EDM and i think M5-6D is the pair for this genre.
Mids:
For me, mids is the main attraction of this IEM since I've notice how it delivers the track so clean and natural while not being too flat/boring sounding adding needed quantity and impact, yet it stays very controlled, with above average speed.
You'll be appreciating the mids on these if you pair it with your warmish source based on my exp. This is one of the best mids i've tried and i still cant get enough of its resolution on how it delivers the track.
Treble:
I describe it as analytical with tickling highs and sometime i heard it spatial and airy depending on the track. It has a above average of shimmer that may sound aggressive sometimes but enjoyed it unlike on other iems that makes my ear irritated to peircing highs. I love how BA Drivers sound on these which makes me amaze on how they implement the 12 Drivers.
Others:
Soundstage & Imaging:
Imaging is really precise and clear. With some minor signs of congestion on complicated tracks, layering and instrument separation are above average. The stage is slightly larger than typical. The width receives far more attention than the height.
Conclusion:
Analytic, Sparkly, Revealing. These are the words I’d use to describe the M5-12D. The ADV M5-12D overall timbre appears to be reasonably balanced, with a slight elevation in the upper midrange and treble. However, it ends up sounding more like a midcentric? to me which I'll go through some more listening. Again i'm impressed how ADV TOTL ( Top of the line) sounds. As of this moment I've done listening to 2 ADV Models which is M5-6D and M5-12D. These are both good at their price range im my opinion and im grateful that i had experience how good these pair sounds.
Test Tracks
Getting Older - Billie Eilish
Foxey Lady- Jimi Hendrix
First of the Year - Skrillex
The Husk - Rings of Saturn
Airplane Mode - Cory Wong
The Crying Machine - Steve Vai
Take the "A" Train - Nikki Yanofsky
A Little Piece of Heaven - Avenged Sevenfold
PLUR POLICE (Jauz Remix) - Knife Party
It's Oh So Quiet - Björk
Thank you for reading!
Attachments
SPECIFICATION:
Driver unit: 4 BA + 2 EST hybrid driver with active crossover
Impedance: 13ohm+/-15%
Sensitivity: 107dB+/-3dB at 1kHz
Frequency response: Ultra Wideband 10Hz – 40kHz
THD <0.2% at 1kHz
Input power: 5mW
Cable composition: Silver-plated copper
Cable length (SPC): 1.5M
IEM connector 2-pin (0.78mm)
Plug 3.5mm gold plated
Disclaimer:
-Product was provided for review units for some PH audio enthusiasts/hobbyists & reviewers. Thanks to sir Marlowe Cruz for giving us the opportunity to try the best ADV products.
-Your mileage may vary.
Source Used:
Ibasso DX160 ( Dual CS43198 DAC)
XDuoo X3 (CS4398)
Realme 6 (Normal Smartphone DAC)
(MP3 320kbps, FLAC 16bit,FLAC 24bit,WAV,DSD256)
Packaging:
1 pair of M5-6D IEM
1 2-pin silver-plated copper quad-braided cable
3 pairs of black foam tips
3 pairs of black single-flange silicone tips
3 pairs of black dual-flange silicone tips
1 CNC-machined aluminum carrying case
1 leather cable tie
1 microfiber cleaning cloth
1 cleaning brush
ADV M5-6D Offers a lot of inclusion compared to other products. One thing i like about the packaging is their CNC-machined aluminum carrying case which is essential for the storage of our IEMs. Leather Cable Winder, microfiber cleaning cloth & cleaning brush is an extra deal too. I'd say you've got what you've paid for from these freebies.
Build:
The M5-6D is crafted with medical-grade acrylic which stated that one of the safest materials for your skin contact. Shells feels bulky for small ears, but reasonable for its multi-driver inside. They also use 4-core Silver Plated Copper which im a fan of because of the simplicity of it. Plug & Splitter with printed label looks good & sturdy too.
Sound Quality;
Lows:
One of the first things I look for when judging a gear is whether it satisfies me of its lower frequency.
Bass rumble starts at 15hz and i was amazed it can go that low. I love how the subbass behaved and controlled on these iem.
Midbass has a strong but not aggressive attack which makes the bassy tracks not tiring to listen to unlike other iems my head hurts. Every bass attacks that are thrown is clean and not shouty.
Mids:
Mids are detailed, clear, but dynamic, and slightly forward - they are really well-done, and one of the best parts of the M5-6D. Not the shouty type of details but more on the musical type of details. Every poorly recorded tracks thrown in this IEM makes it musical like a magic. First time i've enjoy listening to busy tracks since it can deliver it easily. Everything sounded extremely realistic while being non-offensive and easy to listen to.
Treble:
Treble are crisp and clear. I love listening to random micro-details that i havent heard before. Cymbals, Hi-hats, Crash and other instruments sounded sweet. This is one of the best treble i've heard everything sounds precisely and perfectly
Soundstage & Imaging:
Imaging is very good on these. One of the most natural while being musical at the same time. I have no problem telling where the sounds/details are coming from. Sound signature is more on balanced but musical and fun to listen to.
Conclusion:
ADV Model never fails me from making me amazed of their models. I've remembered the first ADV i've tried fron a friend which is the ADV MODEL 3 and from that day i've said that this is one brands to look after to. I think M5-6D is more on a experience, not a purchase. You'll get what you've paid for from its price range. I think it is a good all arounder IEM Suitable for all genres since i've tried all the different tracks and none of it has been failed me, they all sounded musical as it should be. Even random noises generated from digital instruments from tracks sounded musical too. If you're reading this because you are planning to buy one, go take it and you'll never regret it.
Test Tracks
Getting Older - Billie Eilish
Foxey Lady- Jimi Hendrix
First of the Year - Skrillex
The Husk - Rings of Saturn
Airplane Mode - Cory Wong
The Crying Machine - Steve Vai
Take the "A" Train - Nikki Yanofsky
A Little Piece of Heaven - Avenged Sevenfold
PLUR POLICE (Jauz Remix) - Knife Party
It's Oh So Quiet - Björk
Thank you for reading!
Driver unit: 4 BA + 2 EST hybrid driver with active crossover
Impedance: 13ohm+/-15%
Sensitivity: 107dB+/-3dB at 1kHz
Frequency response: Ultra Wideband 10Hz – 40kHz
THD <0.2% at 1kHz
Input power: 5mW
Cable composition: Silver-plated copper
Cable length (SPC): 1.5M
IEM connector 2-pin (0.78mm)
Plug 3.5mm gold plated
Disclaimer:
-Product was provided for review units for some PH audio enthusiasts/hobbyists & reviewers. Thanks to sir Marlowe Cruz for giving us the opportunity to try the best ADV products.
-Your mileage may vary.
Source Used:
Ibasso DX160 ( Dual CS43198 DAC)
XDuoo X3 (CS4398)
Realme 6 (Normal Smartphone DAC)
(MP3 320kbps, FLAC 16bit,FLAC 24bit,WAV,DSD256)
Packaging:
1 pair of M5-6D IEM
1 2-pin silver-plated copper quad-braided cable
3 pairs of black foam tips
3 pairs of black single-flange silicone tips
3 pairs of black dual-flange silicone tips
1 CNC-machined aluminum carrying case
1 leather cable tie
1 microfiber cleaning cloth
1 cleaning brush
ADV M5-6D Offers a lot of inclusion compared to other products. One thing i like about the packaging is their CNC-machined aluminum carrying case which is essential for the storage of our IEMs. Leather Cable Winder, microfiber cleaning cloth & cleaning brush is an extra deal too. I'd say you've got what you've paid for from these freebies.
Build:
The M5-6D is crafted with medical-grade acrylic which stated that one of the safest materials for your skin contact. Shells feels bulky for small ears, but reasonable for its multi-driver inside. They also use 4-core Silver Plated Copper which im a fan of because of the simplicity of it. Plug & Splitter with printed label looks good & sturdy too.
Sound Quality;
Lows:
One of the first things I look for when judging a gear is whether it satisfies me of its lower frequency.
Bass rumble starts at 15hz and i was amazed it can go that low. I love how the subbass behaved and controlled on these iem.
Midbass has a strong but not aggressive attack which makes the bassy tracks not tiring to listen to unlike other iems my head hurts. Every bass attacks that are thrown is clean and not shouty.
Mids:
Mids are detailed, clear, but dynamic, and slightly forward - they are really well-done, and one of the best parts of the M5-6D. Not the shouty type of details but more on the musical type of details. Every poorly recorded tracks thrown in this IEM makes it musical like a magic. First time i've enjoy listening to busy tracks since it can deliver it easily. Everything sounded extremely realistic while being non-offensive and easy to listen to.
Treble:
Treble are crisp and clear. I love listening to random micro-details that i havent heard before. Cymbals, Hi-hats, Crash and other instruments sounded sweet. This is one of the best treble i've heard everything sounds precisely and perfectly
Soundstage & Imaging:
Imaging is very good on these. One of the most natural while being musical at the same time. I have no problem telling where the sounds/details are coming from. Sound signature is more on balanced but musical and fun to listen to.
Conclusion:
ADV Model never fails me from making me amazed of their models. I've remembered the first ADV i've tried fron a friend which is the ADV MODEL 3 and from that day i've said that this is one brands to look after to. I think M5-6D is more on a experience, not a purchase. You'll get what you've paid for from its price range. I think it is a good all arounder IEM Suitable for all genres since i've tried all the different tracks and none of it has been failed me, they all sounded musical as it should be. Even random noises generated from digital instruments from tracks sounded musical too. If you're reading this because you are planning to buy one, go take it and you'll never regret it.
Test Tracks
Getting Older - Billie Eilish
Foxey Lady- Jimi Hendrix
First of the Year - Skrillex
The Husk - Rings of Saturn
Airplane Mode - Cory Wong
The Crying Machine - Steve Vai
Take the "A" Train - Nikki Yanofsky
A Little Piece of Heaven - Avenged Sevenfold
PLUR POLICE (Jauz Remix) - Knife Party
It's Oh So Quiet - Björk
Thank you for reading!
Attachments
Specification:
Driver unit Triple (3) balanced armature
Impedance 13ohm+/-15%
Sensitivity 110dB+/-3dB at 1kHz
Frequency response Super Wideband 20Hz – 40kHz
Rated input power 2mW
Max input power 3mW
Cable length 1.5M
IEM connector MMCX
Plug 3.5mm gold plated
Disclaimer:
-Product was provided for review units for some PH audio enthusiasts/hobbyists & reviewers. Thanks to sir Marlowe Cruz for giving us the opportunity to try the best ADV products.
-Your mileage may vary.
Source Used:
Ibasso DX160 ( Dual CS43198 DAC)
XDuoo X3 (CS4398)
Realme 6 (Normal Smartphone DAC)
(MP3 320kbps, FLAC 16bit,FLAC 24bit,WAV,DSD256)
Build:
Just like the ADV MODEL BA2, The build quality is simple looking. They are made out of hardplastic, red color is a nice unique color to. The plastic build of this IEM makes it a very good for musicians specially when they are performing. They are VERY light, Non-fatiguing, and it fits om my ears comfortably.
On the inside labeled "ADV" + L R Text Indicator printed on the case, while on the outside bottom area the name "BA3 is printed on.
Sound Quality;
Lows;
I was amazed how these BA drivers almost sounds like a Dynamic Driver but cleaner version. Bass rumble starts at 15hz which i think most of the Bassheads will definitely love it! This IEM is one of has the cleanest bass while not getting the other frequency muddy, Subbass and MidBass is separated and no bleeding noticed. Attack is more on Quick Slam w/ Fast Roll Off. a 10/10 bass performance. Basshead Approved.
Mids:
Mids here is relaxed, some might not enjoy it in other tracks, but in my case, i've use this pair listening to EDM all day since i know this genre suits its sound signature based on its sound signature. Treble is not very well extended but does a decent job, it struggles to maintain sparkles in the upper ranges, where the Hi-Hats,Crash, Cymbals and Dubstep Synths can be fatiguing if the volume is turned up too much. These are perfect for tracks that dont have that much vocals in my observation.
Treble:
The upper zone is a little sharp and thin, but not quite crisp. The extension is minimal, but it adds enough brightness and air to the overall sound, giving it a lot of detail, separation, definition, and resolution.However this can satisfy what you are looking for a treble.
Soundstage & Imaging:
The Soundstage is evident, and all of the light, air, proximity, and brightness work in favor of a crisp, detailed, clean, and clear presentation.
The soundstage is moderately well-done, with discernible width and depth. Instrumental positioning can be affected which can dilute into intimacy.
Conclusion:
The sound of the ADV MODEL BA3 can be described as warm and dark, with a focus on the low end, good midbass, resolving, emotional, and engaging mids, and recessed treble. Slow music genres such as blues, soul, lounge, jazz, and others are best. Modern bass heavy tracks like dubstep, bigroom, electro,trap house is perfect for this. I'd say its a good pick at its price range if you prefer, warmish, lush sounding iem. Higly Recommended for bassheads.
Test Tracks
Conquerors - Hardwell
First of the Year - Skrillex
#Selfie - The Chainsmokers
PLUR POLICE (Jauz Remix) - Knife Party
ID - kygo
Sad Machine - Porter Robinson
Break through the silence -Martin Garrix
The Veldt - Deadmau5
Streets - NGHTMARE
Thank you for reading!
Driver unit Triple (3) balanced armature
Impedance 13ohm+/-15%
Sensitivity 110dB+/-3dB at 1kHz
Frequency response Super Wideband 20Hz – 40kHz
Rated input power 2mW
Max input power 3mW
Cable length 1.5M
IEM connector MMCX
Plug 3.5mm gold plated
Disclaimer:
-Product was provided for review units for some PH audio enthusiasts/hobbyists & reviewers. Thanks to sir Marlowe Cruz for giving us the opportunity to try the best ADV products.
-Your mileage may vary.
Source Used:
Ibasso DX160 ( Dual CS43198 DAC)
XDuoo X3 (CS4398)
Realme 6 (Normal Smartphone DAC)
(MP3 320kbps, FLAC 16bit,FLAC 24bit,WAV,DSD256)
Build:
Just like the ADV MODEL BA2, The build quality is simple looking. They are made out of hardplastic, red color is a nice unique color to. The plastic build of this IEM makes it a very good for musicians specially when they are performing. They are VERY light, Non-fatiguing, and it fits om my ears comfortably.
On the inside labeled "ADV" + L R Text Indicator printed on the case, while on the outside bottom area the name "BA3 is printed on.
Sound Quality;
Lows;
I was amazed how these BA drivers almost sounds like a Dynamic Driver but cleaner version. Bass rumble starts at 15hz which i think most of the Bassheads will definitely love it! This IEM is one of has the cleanest bass while not getting the other frequency muddy, Subbass and MidBass is separated and no bleeding noticed. Attack is more on Quick Slam w/ Fast Roll Off. a 10/10 bass performance. Basshead Approved.
Mids:
Mids here is relaxed, some might not enjoy it in other tracks, but in my case, i've use this pair listening to EDM all day since i know this genre suits its sound signature based on its sound signature. Treble is not very well extended but does a decent job, it struggles to maintain sparkles in the upper ranges, where the Hi-Hats,Crash, Cymbals and Dubstep Synths can be fatiguing if the volume is turned up too much. These are perfect for tracks that dont have that much vocals in my observation.
Treble:
The upper zone is a little sharp and thin, but not quite crisp. The extension is minimal, but it adds enough brightness and air to the overall sound, giving it a lot of detail, separation, definition, and resolution.However this can satisfy what you are looking for a treble.
Soundstage & Imaging:
The Soundstage is evident, and all of the light, air, proximity, and brightness work in favor of a crisp, detailed, clean, and clear presentation.
The soundstage is moderately well-done, with discernible width and depth. Instrumental positioning can be affected which can dilute into intimacy.
Conclusion:
The sound of the ADV MODEL BA3 can be described as warm and dark, with a focus on the low end, good midbass, resolving, emotional, and engaging mids, and recessed treble. Slow music genres such as blues, soul, lounge, jazz, and others are best. Modern bass heavy tracks like dubstep, bigroom, electro,trap house is perfect for this. I'd say its a good pick at its price range if you prefer, warmish, lush sounding iem. Higly Recommended for bassheads.
Test Tracks
Conquerors - Hardwell
First of the Year - Skrillex
#Selfie - The Chainsmokers
PLUR POLICE (Jauz Remix) - Knife Party
ID - kygo
Sad Machine - Porter Robinson
Break through the silence -Martin Garrix
The Veldt - Deadmau5
Streets - NGHTMARE
Thank you for reading!
Attachments
Brionced
Nice review man!
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Commendable!
Specification:
Driver unit Dual (2) balanced armature
Impedance 10ohm+/-15%
Sensitivity 118dB+/-3dB at 1kHz
Frequency response Super Wideband 20Hz – 40kHz
Rated input power 2mW
Max input power 3mW
Cable length 1.5M
IEM connector MMCX
Plug 3.5mm gold plated
Disclaimer:
-Product was provided for review units for some PH audio enthusiasts/hobbyists & reviewers. Thanks to sir Marlowe Cruz for giving us the opportunity to try the best ADV products.
-Your mileage may vary.
Source Used:
Ibasso DX160 ( Dual CS43198 DAC)
XDuoo X3 (CS4398)
Realme 6 (Normal Smartphone DAC)
(MP3 320kbps, FLAC 16bit,FLAC 24bit,WAV,DSD256)
Build:
The build quality is of the InEars themselves is simple but amazing. These has same build of its brother (ADV Model BA3) They are made out of hardplastic. Color blue looks cool too reminds me of my qdc neptune. The plastic build of this IEM makes it a very good for musicians specially when they are performing. They are VERY light, Non-fatiguing, and it fits om my ears comfortably.
On the inside labeled "ADV" + L R Text Indicator printed on the case, while on the outside bottom area the name "BA2"is printed on.
Sound Quality;
Lows:
Bass has drop beyond 100Hz is not huge though so the transition into the lower mids is very smoothly done.It sounded linear it is but slightly elevated so it does not sound terribly cold or flat. Despite having no obvious sub-bass or mid-bass bias I found the BA3 bass signature to sound relatively impactful and well extended. There is nothing thin-sounding about the low-end here.
Mids:
The midrange is extremely good, and quite impressive for the price point. It sounds sweet, sounds natural, and has a delicious amount of detail to it. Most of the midrange-forward signatures are very revealing and analytical, but can also fatigue the listener and can be annoying but BA2 has good balance of bringing the voices forward, placing the instruments well in a scene, not sounding congested, and having a good amount of energy to the sound, all without being fatiguing.
Treble:
The treble bumped up to a slightly brighter tuning, aiding in perceived extension, airiness, headroom and clarity. Relaxing,detailed and crisp while remaining smooth throughout. The lower treble is slightly dipped to prevent any harshness or sibilance, but still renders instruments like cymbals and hi-hats with fantastic clarity and detail, though you’d need to listen analytically to hear them out.
Soundstage & Imaging:
Soundstage was impressive. Most IEMS with a midcentric sound signature tends to compress the soundstage into tighter space, but not on this BA2, you actually get a fair sense of space. The imaging sounded very good, and instrument separaton is good too. Basically, things don't come off as congested nor as too intimate, it brings the midrange-forward signature fairly wide, offering a fairly out-of-the-head experience, at least for the price point.
Conclusion:
ADV MODEL BA2 is a midrange-forward IEM, also called "Midcentric"by most if us who feel that the midrange being more forward compared to other IEMs specially when the bass and the treble, makes them neutral/flat sounding. Regardless, compared to most other iem at its price range which are usually bass-heavy, these can be superior for being midcentric among them, with a quick, light, snappy bass, they feel clear, more energy and detailed. This kind of signature will surely work well for certain types of vocal-centric music.Listeners can enjoy them for hours without suffering from fatigue.
Test Tracks
Getting Older - Billie Eilish
Foxey Lady- Jimi Hendrix
First of the Year - Skrillex
The Husk - Rings of Saturn
Airplane Mode - Cory Wong
The Crying Machine - Steve Vai
Take the "A" Train - Nikki Yanofsky
A Little Piece of Heaven - Avenged Sevenfold
PLUR POLICE (Jauz Remix) - Knife Party
It's Oh So Quiet - Björk
This is my first review ever. thanks for reading!
Driver unit Dual (2) balanced armature
Impedance 10ohm+/-15%
Sensitivity 118dB+/-3dB at 1kHz
Frequency response Super Wideband 20Hz – 40kHz
Rated input power 2mW
Max input power 3mW
Cable length 1.5M
IEM connector MMCX
Plug 3.5mm gold plated
Disclaimer:
-Product was provided for review units for some PH audio enthusiasts/hobbyists & reviewers. Thanks to sir Marlowe Cruz for giving us the opportunity to try the best ADV products.
-Your mileage may vary.
Source Used:
Ibasso DX160 ( Dual CS43198 DAC)
XDuoo X3 (CS4398)
Realme 6 (Normal Smartphone DAC)
(MP3 320kbps, FLAC 16bit,FLAC 24bit,WAV,DSD256)
Build:
The build quality is of the InEars themselves is simple but amazing. These has same build of its brother (ADV Model BA3) They are made out of hardplastic. Color blue looks cool too reminds me of my qdc neptune. The plastic build of this IEM makes it a very good for musicians specially when they are performing. They are VERY light, Non-fatiguing, and it fits om my ears comfortably.
On the inside labeled "ADV" + L R Text Indicator printed on the case, while on the outside bottom area the name "BA2"is printed on.
Sound Quality;
Lows:
Bass has drop beyond 100Hz is not huge though so the transition into the lower mids is very smoothly done.It sounded linear it is but slightly elevated so it does not sound terribly cold or flat. Despite having no obvious sub-bass or mid-bass bias I found the BA3 bass signature to sound relatively impactful and well extended. There is nothing thin-sounding about the low-end here.
Mids:
The midrange is extremely good, and quite impressive for the price point. It sounds sweet, sounds natural, and has a delicious amount of detail to it. Most of the midrange-forward signatures are very revealing and analytical, but can also fatigue the listener and can be annoying but BA2 has good balance of bringing the voices forward, placing the instruments well in a scene, not sounding congested, and having a good amount of energy to the sound, all without being fatiguing.
Treble:
The treble bumped up to a slightly brighter tuning, aiding in perceived extension, airiness, headroom and clarity. Relaxing,detailed and crisp while remaining smooth throughout. The lower treble is slightly dipped to prevent any harshness or sibilance, but still renders instruments like cymbals and hi-hats with fantastic clarity and detail, though you’d need to listen analytically to hear them out.
Soundstage & Imaging:
Soundstage was impressive. Most IEMS with a midcentric sound signature tends to compress the soundstage into tighter space, but not on this BA2, you actually get a fair sense of space. The imaging sounded very good, and instrument separaton is good too. Basically, things don't come off as congested nor as too intimate, it brings the midrange-forward signature fairly wide, offering a fairly out-of-the-head experience, at least for the price point.
Conclusion:
ADV MODEL BA2 is a midrange-forward IEM, also called "Midcentric"by most if us who feel that the midrange being more forward compared to other IEMs specially when the bass and the treble, makes them neutral/flat sounding. Regardless, compared to most other iem at its price range which are usually bass-heavy, these can be superior for being midcentric among them, with a quick, light, snappy bass, they feel clear, more energy and detailed. This kind of signature will surely work well for certain types of vocal-centric music.Listeners can enjoy them for hours without suffering from fatigue.
Test Tracks
Getting Older - Billie Eilish
Foxey Lady- Jimi Hendrix
First of the Year - Skrillex
The Husk - Rings of Saturn
Airplane Mode - Cory Wong
The Crying Machine - Steve Vai
Take the "A" Train - Nikki Yanofsky
A Little Piece of Heaven - Avenged Sevenfold
PLUR POLICE (Jauz Remix) - Knife Party
It's Oh So Quiet - Björk
This is my first review ever. thanks for reading!
Attachments
nowday i wanted slightly more mid bass and lows for my R&B, Soul, Rap and EDM library
Should I get this over a little pricier Tin T3plus or/ C3?
i heard that with proper cable and eartips rolling this could be on par to the 3 series Tin Hifi?
i just don't want to spend a little extra dollars for now or i should save a little more and get the 3 series?