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Argha

Argha

100+ Head-Fier
For Spirit Torino IEM TWIN PULSE BERYLLIUM in Earbuds
Pros: Tonality
Authority in every frequency range
Dynamics
Technicalities
Cons: Fit
Resolution (Microdetails)
I was given this IEM by Aural Cafe for review purposes, and there was no exchange involved. My thoughts and opinions are completely genuine and unbiased, and no one has influenced or paid me to...
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Nealz

Nealz

100+ Head-Fier
For DUNU DaVinci in Universal Fit
Pros: 1. Thick, lush & rich note weight.

2. Great build quality and design, wood face plate looks dope.

3. Great bundled accessories, modular cable, SS Tips etc.

4. Musical & forward vocals, especially thick male vocals.

5. Deep, immersive, thick low end.

6. Nice smooth inoffensive treble, with good energy.

7. Excellent Imaging performance.
Cons: 1. Detail retrieval in the high’s is only average.

2. Not going to be an ideal choice for treble heads.

3. Soundstage is on the narrow side.

4. Instrument separation could have been better.

5. Slight hint of BA timbre is noticeable.
Disclaimer: Although I purchased the Dunu DaVinci with my own funds, I did receive a reviewer discount worth $80. If you decide to buy this IEM based on my review and find that you disagree...
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Excellent review. What type of genre's do you think would suit this IEM?
Pranto Dev

Pranto Dev

New Head-Fier
For AFUL Explorer in Universal Fit
Pros: Lush vocals
Smooth Treble
Tasteful Bass
Good Accessories
Plays all genre quite well
Cons: Micro Details could be better
Sub Bass could be better

*** These are solely knit picks in this price bracket.

Disclaimer : Huge thanks to HIFIGO for providing me with this review unit. My review stays unbiased as always, as it may influence your purchase decision.​

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Nealz
Nealz
Excellent photos and review brother!
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jmwant
Excellent review. The Explorer is a bit underrated IMO.
captainmuffins

captainmuffins

Head-Fier
For Binary Audio Dynaquattro in Universal Fit
Pros: Coherent Tonality.
Lovely Build.
V Shaped Signature.
Very Clean Vocals
Good levels of Seperation
Cons: Nozzle lacks a lip.
Needs a bit of power.
Binary Acoustics DynaQuattro
Are we on the advent of another new trend of trying to squeeze as many dynamic drivers into a chassis? Today, we will be talking about the Binary Acoustics...
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mars chan

mars chan

New Head-Fier
For Binary Audio Dynaquattro in Universal Fit
Pros: .
- Great bass quality
- big soundstage
- very good design
- very good cable
- very good storage case
Cons: .
- the upper treble is slightly veiled.
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I'm very grateful to be part of a review tour conducted by HiFiGo, a big online store that...
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Michaelamplified

New Head-Fier
For SHOZY MXN in Earbuds
Pros: Warm, musical sound
Excellent midrange
natural organic timber
Affordable flagship level of sound
Cons: Non detachable Cable
Not for Deep sub bass Lovers
Shozy MXN: A Warm Mid-Centric, Musical Embrace

Introduction

The Shozy MXN is a nostalgic nod to the classic MX500 earbud, reimagined for modern audiophiles. This single dynamic driver...
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Exekuhtor

Exekuhtor

1000+ Head-Fier
For RAAL 1995 Immanis in Over-Ear
Pros: - Comfort, weight and looks are top tier
- Giant soundstage
- Astonishing dynamics on top tier planar level
- Incredible technicalities like details, speed, separation
- Tonality is super enjoyable, always
- Leaves you speechless with how impressive it can sound
- Can switch between smooth and soft to dynamic and energetic in an instant
- Laid-back tonality makes it a smooth listen that always sounds pleasant, with any genre
Cons: - In the end a bit too laid-back vocals for me
- Recessed voices and inability to sound truly intimate
- Neutral sounding, so it does not portrait a spicy rendition, can sound bland with bad recordings
- Price is extremely high
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Aleksandar R.
Aleksandar R.
I wholeheartedly recommend you to try the Magna. It is voiced differently and it seems to me that the difference goes in the direction that you would prefer.
It is also significantly cheaper and meant to be the competitor to Susvaras.
tassardar
tassardar
@XVampireX Mass Kobo 475 don't have much power. Running Immanis on it will result in a relatively soft maximum peak volume which is probably on the high 80s and then it will start distorting.
Ianbanz

Ianbanz

New Head-Fier
For KZ AS10 Pro in Universal Fit
Pros: - Impressive Sound Quality: The AS10 Pro offers a refined, mature bass with excellent extension and control, smooth midrange, and
detailed, airy treble.
- High-Quality Construction:The earphones feels solid and well-built.
- Effective Isolation: The deep nozzle fit provides excellent isolation, enhancing the listening experience.
- Spacious Soundstage: The soundstage is impressively spacious, with accurate imaging and excellent instrument separation.
-Detail Retrieval:Capable of revealing subtle variations and textures across all frequencies.
Cons: - Bulky Design: The larger size and chunky shape might be uncomfortable for those with smaller ears and make them stick out.
- Treble Sensitivity: On some tracks, the treble can become too energetic and fatiguing for those sensitive to brightness.
- Less Fun Bass: The bass, while refined, lacks the fun, boomy quality of the original AS10, which some might miss.
Today, I'm diving into the KZ AS10 Pro, the eagerly anticipated successor to the original AS10 after six years, before i start i would like to thank Linsoul for sending the AS10 Pro for...
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Redcarmoose
Great review! I remember seeing the original in a shop when it came out, now I wish I would have got it.
Leonarfd

Leonarfd

Headphoneus Supremus
For Sound Rhyme SR9 in Universal Fit
Pros: Thick punchy bass with good sub bass extension
Thick and rich midrange
Balanced and airy treble with good extension
Soundstage is wide and spacious
Good accessories with nice cable and tips
Uniquely designed faceplate with vent
Ergonomic blue resin shell in medium size
Cons: Not the most resolving due to the tuning
Thick low midrange due to bass
Warm and thick sound takes away some upper clarity
Venting not perfect to elevate ear pressure
Color scheme and design on the faceplate don't look that premium
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Sound Rhyme SR9 - Intoxicating lushness

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JQuB3

New Head-Fier
For Canpur Performance Series CP622B in Universal Fit
Pros: Phenomenal bass response.
Excellent technicalities and detail retrieval.
Natural and organic sound.
Cons: Earpieces are huge, could be a problem for smaller ears.
Limited eartips selection.
Disclaimer:
I'd like to thank AudioGeek for including me in the tour of this wonderful IEM. Canpur is a Boutique IEM brand from the Netherlands. This is the first time I'm trying something from...
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GREQ

GREQ

Headphoneus Supremus
For Rose Technics Earfree-i3 in Wireless
Pros: LDAC
Foam tips
Good ANC
Functional Transparency
Adequate companion app
App EQ profiles are actually useful
Cons: No wind reduction
Colour mismatch between case and IEMs
Some minor issues with app
May require some careful EQ (outside the companion app)
Rose Technics EARFREE i3

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cleg

cleg

Headphoneus Supremus
For Audirect Team 1 in Portable Source Components
Pros: A neutral sound signature, plenty of power, compact size, own battery
Cons: Price, Bluetooth module a bit shaky

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Audirect has established itself as a reputable brand in portable digital-to-analog converters (DACs) and amplifiers. Known for its high-quality audio devices, the...
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Asta GunaReview

New Head-Fier
For TruthEar Nova in Universal Fit
Pros: +One Most Accurate Harman Tuning: The Nova delivers the sound signature audiophiles crave, offering a balanced and enjoyable experience with clear vocals, good bass, and pretty smooth treble.
+Budget Baller: At under $150, the Nova packs serious sound quality for the price.
+Tech-Tastic: The Nova offers good detail and imaging, making it a great choice for analytical listening.
+Gear Up: Truthear includes a generous selection of ear tips, a carrying pouch, and memory foam hooks, providing a complete user experience.
Cons: -Big Boned: The Nova's shells might be a pain for users with small ears.
-Cable Catastrophe: The functional cable lacks the braided design of some competitors and is prone to tangles.
-Soundstage Siesta: The soundstage isn't the widest, which some listeners might find limiting.
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littlenezt

littlenezt

100+ Head-Fier
For Kinera Celest Wyvern Black 10mm LCP Dynamic Driver In-Ear Earphones in Universal Fit
Pros: +Tuning
+Timbre
+Comfort
+Build
+Looks
Cons: -No Pouch?
-Average Detail Retrieval
Kinera Celest Wyvern Abyss
1DD
$26
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Before I start this review let me thank HiFiGO for providing me with the unit for review.
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ILuvAudio
ILuvAudio
Your tag line sums up my impression of this iem
Ichos

Ichos

Reviewer at hxosplus
For Fiio JA11 in Headphone Amplifiers
Pros: + Sound upgrade over every generic 3.5mm jack
+ Neutral and transparent
+ Not that lacking in technicalities
+ Not too artificial or bright
+ Without background noise
+ Very well made
+ Compact and lightweight
+ Very low power consumption
+ Doesn't get warm
+ FiiO control application
+ Customizable PEQ
+ 60 steps of fine volume adjustment
+ Excellent value for money
Cons: - Lightning adapter is not included
- Customization is only available in Android OS
- Low power output
Jade Audio is FiiO's sister brand that produces high quality audio products at very competitive prices. The brand currently makes two USB DAC dongles (the KA5 and KA13) and two USB DAC audio...
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Argha

Argha

100+ Head-Fier
For DITA Audio Project M in Universal Fit
Pros: The philosophy towards neutrality
Treble Performance
Layering Capabilities
Accessories
Cons: Needs tip and source rolling to find the individual sweet spot
Excited to share my thoughts on the Dita Project M in this review. I believe this IEM is set to become the new standard in its price range.

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marcelzxc

New Head-Fier
For Truthear Gate in Universal Fit
Pros: – Affordable price
– Unboxing experience
– All rounder sound
– Balanced tuning
– Good technicalities
– Good stage and imaging
– Easy to play
– Ultra lightweight
– Great fit and comfort
– Excellent cable
– Good eartips (quantity)
– Comes with a carrying pouch
Cons: – Inferior construction than Hola
– Not very resistant plastic
– Faceplate can scratch easily
– Eartips can chance the sound (much)

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Nimweth

Nimweth

Headphoneus Supremus
For Westone Audio MACH 60 in Universal Fit
Pros: Excellent timbre
Good extension at both ends of the spectrum
High level of detail
Refined and smooth character
Expansive stage
Very comfortable
Excellent isolation
Cons: T2 cable limits options
Modular cable would have been nice at the price
Tip rolling precluded by the design
Sub bass rolls off a little
I was contacted by John Creigan from Jackrabbit Media and invited to review the Westone MACH 60 IEM.

Westone is a brand best known for its IEMs designed for stage musicians. Currently its...
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baskingshark

baskingshark

Headphoneus Supremus
For 7Hz Artemis 39 in Amp/DACs
Pros: Solid metal build with beautiful tampered glass panels
Big power to drive most gear other than extreme outliers
4.4 mm and 3.5 mm ports for single-ended and balanced users
8 DAC filters
Mic support for calls and meetings
Has a 2nd USB-C port for charging and feeding power
Multiple hardware buttons for increased usability
Independent volume controls with fine volume steps
Decent battery life
Bluetooth supports multiple codecs with relatively good range and stability
Clean neutral tonality for purists
Good technicalities
Does not get hot during usage
No hiss
Cons: Underwhelming accessories
On the larger side for a dongle
No app, touch screen or PEQ available
Slight "POP" sound when removing or connecting sensitive transducers
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Redcarmoose
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What an informative, complete and great review!
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Ichos

Ichos

Reviewer at hxosplus
For Cayin N3Ultra in Digital Audio (FLAC/MP3/etc) Players (DAPs)
Pros: + Tube-hybrid design with three timbres
+ Stellar sound quality in all three timbres
+ Great technicallities in all three modes
+ Natural and organic timbre
+ No microphonic or background noise
+ Bidirectional USB interface
+ True line outputs with tube timbre
+ Relatively compact and lightweight
+ Fast and responsive UI
+ Parametric Equalizer
+ Good battery duration for a tube device
+ Doesn't get very hot
+ Excellent build quality
Cons: - Closed Android OS
- No internal storage
- Wireless connectivity is not supported
- SPDIF requires extra adapter
- Not as powerful as the competition
- Limited functionality
It was back in August 2020 when Cayin released the N3Pro, the world's first digital audio player (DAP) with a pair of NOS vacuum tubes JAN6418 produced by Raytheon, and it was an affordable one...
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