General Information
Kinera Freya 2.0
Tuning Concept
The main sound characteristics of the Freya 2.0 earphones are excellent and textured bass response with good extension. The mid and high frequencies exhibit a sense of density and clarity, with prominent linearity and good penetration. The soundstage has a certain sense of scale, with a pleasing atmospheric quality. These earphones are tuned with a preference for pop music, making them suitable for listening to genres such as pop and electronic music.
Shell Design
The Freya 2.0 earphone housing features a transparent base with a blue gradient, creating a delicate texture. It employs varying shades of color overlay, creating a play of light and shadow that gives it a unique artistic ambiance and an exquisite appearance. Glitter particles are added as embellishments in the empty spaces, adding depth and layers. Dark-colored pigments are applied diagonally to enhance the colors. When exposed to natural light, it produces a shiny gloss, reminiscent of the deep sea or sparkling stars, captivating and enchanting.
This pair of Freya 2.0 earphones embodies the integration of the “Goddess of Beauty, Freya” with maturity and elegance. It exudes a sense of romance while being generous, warm, and translucent. Sometimes alluring and charming, and at other times relaxed and carefree.
Background
Freya is a goddess in Norse mythology associated with love, beauty, war, and gold. She was born in the Vanir tribe and is skilled in magic. Her father is the god of plenty, Njord, and her mother is Nerthus, Freya’s twin sister. Her husband is the wanderer Od, and she often weeps tears of sorrow in her search for him. They have two daughters, Hnoss and Gersemi.
After the alliance between the Vanir and the Aesir tribes, conflicts between the giants and the gods escalated. Odin sent the thunder god Thor and Freya to lead the army to suppress the giants. The Aesir emerged victorious, and Freya gained fame through her battles. Odin personally bestowed upon Freya the title of “Goddess of War,” making her the leader of the Aesir gods. Odin also rewarded Freya with a grand and magnificent palace, half of which was dedicated to the fallen heroes in Valhalla, with the other half reserved for Freya to train and select warriors for Odin’s cause when necessary.
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Technical Specification
7mm DD + 3 Knowles BA
Impedance: 20 ohm
Sensitivity: 105 dB
Frequency Response: 20Hz-50kHz
Alloy Copper Cable
Plug with 3.5mm and 4.4mm
Final Type E eartips x 5 ( SS/S/M/L/LL )
K-07 balanced eartips x 3 ( S/M/L )
221 vocal eartips x 3 ( S/M/L )
The main sound characteristics of the Freya 2.0 earphones are excellent and textured bass response with good extension. The mid and high frequencies exhibit a sense of density and clarity, with prominent linearity and good penetration. The soundstage has a certain sense of scale, with a pleasing atmospheric quality. These earphones are tuned with a preference for pop music, making them suitable for listening to genres such as pop and electronic music.
Shell Design
The Freya 2.0 earphone housing features a transparent base with a blue gradient, creating a delicate texture. It employs varying shades of color overlay, creating a play of light and shadow that gives it a unique artistic ambiance and an exquisite appearance. Glitter particles are added as embellishments in the empty spaces, adding depth and layers. Dark-colored pigments are applied diagonally to enhance the colors. When exposed to natural light, it produces a shiny gloss, reminiscent of the deep sea or sparkling stars, captivating and enchanting.
This pair of Freya 2.0 earphones embodies the integration of the “Goddess of Beauty, Freya” with maturity and elegance. It exudes a sense of romance while being generous, warm, and translucent. Sometimes alluring and charming, and at other times relaxed and carefree.
Background
Freya is a goddess in Norse mythology associated with love, beauty, war, and gold. She was born in the Vanir tribe and is skilled in magic. Her father is the god of plenty, Njord, and her mother is Nerthus, Freya’s twin sister. Her husband is the wanderer Od, and she often weeps tears of sorrow in her search for him. They have two daughters, Hnoss and Gersemi.
After the alliance between the Vanir and the Aesir tribes, conflicts between the giants and the gods escalated. Odin sent the thunder god Thor and Freya to lead the army to suppress the giants. The Aesir emerged victorious, and Freya gained fame through her battles. Odin personally bestowed upon Freya the title of “Goddess of War,” making her the leader of the Aesir gods. Odin also rewarded Freya with a grand and magnificent palace, half of which was dedicated to the fallen heroes in Valhalla, with the other half reserved for Freya to train and select warriors for Odin’s cause when necessary.
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