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Ceeluh7

500+ Head-Fier
Pros: -Very comfortable and lite on the ear

-The design is simple and sleek for my tastes

-Nice cable included

-Price to performance is very good

-Nice lean-lush note weight

-Fast, deep, impactful, articulate and well controlled bass

-Midrange is forward, clean, good body, musical

-Treble is just outstanding

-Details aren’t bad at all

-3D holographic stage
Cons: -Build Quality may not be to the usual Simgot standards (still nice)

-Warm and dark fans won’t exactly jump over themselves for this set

-Not the most brilliant treble ever

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corgifall

1000+ Head-Fier
Pros: Tight refined brighter tuning. Good detail retrieval. Comfort
Cons: Fitment(Maybe)
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Zerstorer_GOhren

500+ Head-Fier
Pros: ● Probably the most affordable “quadbrid” driver set around.
● Excellent build quality on its composite shells.
● It offers a very comfortable wear and good sealing for better passive noise isolation.
● Fully-packed with quality accessories
● Good quality stock cable.
● A quite familiar tuning, the U-shaped Harman-ish style of sound profile.
● Clean and rumbly bass response.
● Transparent, clear and has an ample warmth while maintaning a tidy midrange presentation.
● Some instruments and vocals have natural timbre with good clarity and detail on them.
● Surprisingly smooth, evened and airy treble response.
● Wide soundstage projection with an atmospheric stereo imaging presentation.
● Well-layered soundscape with excellent separation of instrument's sections and vocal placement.
● Micro-detail retrieval is impressive as it is able to extract details and nuances.
Cons: ● Not for bass heads as it doesn't have vigour and tactility.
● Limited choices of ear tips to choose from.
● Recessed midrange as it sound on the leaner side of midrange texture.
● Probably not for treble heads due to lack of brightness and sparkle.
● Some instances of tinny and metallic sound on some tracks.
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Zerstorer_GOhren

500+ Head-Fier
Pros: ● The shell design is rather interesting as it has teardrop contours in a very compact size.
● Its design choice is surprisingly pretty ergonomic and it offers an excellent fit.
● A well-done coloured sounding set as it has a warmish-balanced tuning.
● An analogue sound lover's delight on how the sonic qualities of this set conveys.
● Well-balanced bass response with ample punch and rumbling sub bass response.
● Warm and well-textured midrange with an almost natural sound on vocals and instruments on their tonal colour.
● Smooth and inoffensive treble response.
● An above-average to wide sound/speaker stage projection.
Cons: ● Non-detachable cable
● Spartan inclusions
● Needs more power output to sound more dynamic and fuller.
● Not for neutral heads and analytical types of listeners.
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ywheng89

100+ Head-Fier
Pros: Superb price performance ratio
Very refined tuning and quite an all rounder to me
Very well accessorised
Solid build quality
Cons: Mid bass's texture can be a little better

Zerstorer_GOhren

500+ Head-Fier
Pros: ● Quite a competitive for its asking price
● Its overall build quality is quite sturdy and solid.
● The unique design of its shells are quite eye-pleasing for its sophisticated look.
● Pretty well-accessorised for an entry-level set.
● Inclusion of a headphone amp dongle.
● Can be amplified with decent multimedia devices like smartphones and tablets
● Detachable nozzle system for more choices of tuning preferences.
● Clean bass response
● Transparent, clear and detailed midrange
● Good for tracking on sopranos, strings and woodwind instruments.
● Bright, gleaming and satisfying airy treble presentation, highly recommended to treble heads.
● It has a capable technical aspect for a single DD set.
● Highly resolving in terms of resolution capability.
Cons: ● Can't have a proper fitting from its peculiar design as I need proper ear tips to pair with it.
● Its surfaces are prone to scratches, nicks and fingerprints.
● Black ring and blue ring nozzles settings aren't for treble sensitive folks.
● Absolutely not for bass heads due to its lack of authority and texture on the mid bass.
● Occurrences of sibilance and to some extent, harshness especially on blue ring and black ring nozzle settings.
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greatestprateek

New Head-Fier
Pros: Detailed, precision of notes, wide stage
Cons: None really
Sharing my impressions of the No1.

I have used it with Focal Stellia, R70X & Sundara.

The amp is remarkably transparent & detailed. I was not expecting this level of clarity. Notes have a lot of...
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machinegod
machinegod
I see your wooden enclosure has a nice darker finish. Mine's on the lighter side. Well the shade depends on the wood available at a certain season. 😁

darmanastartes

500+ Head-Fier
Pros: good overall tuning, decent accessory selection, clean, well extended bass, great female vocal rendition
Cons: poor bass texture, minor percussion compression, dry timbre, uneven treble
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wafflezz
wafflezz
I felt somewhat similarly about the treble until I switched to aftermarket tips with a deep seal which in my own theory pushes the “””coupler””” resonant peak into that mid treble to balance out the dip that gate has. I think this set is definitely worth a shot with tip rolling as long as you already like the bass-to-upper mids presentation which I think you said you liked.

suicideup

New Head-Fier
Pros: A well-implemented, minimalist, EDC-focused IEM!

Mid-centric sound signature! (subjective)

Tight, fast bass response!

Forward, airy mids! (subjective)

Non-fatiguing upper frequencies.

Decent technical performance for an EDC IEM!

Very good fit, comfort and isolation! (literally)

Very good build quality.

USB-C with an integrated DAC is always a good treat for a modern EDC set!

Responsive in-line buttons and clear mic quality!

Very good quality of accessories!
Cons: Bass may lack for those people who prefer an extra bass quantity.

Mids may sound “too forward” to some ears.

A hard case would’ve been preferred for this IEM since this set has a non-removable cable (nitpick, subjective)

NF Audio should make a version of this IEM with a removable cable, for those people who still prefer things in 3.5mm connection (not really a con/nitpick, but moreof a suggestion)

MakeItWain

Previously known as SemperMalum
Pros: Neutral and clean sound signature yet with impactful bass
Mids are detailed and sound natural
Highs are smooth (may not be as airy as people would hope) but tuned well without being fatiguing
Technicalities are amazing - wide soundstage, detailed and natural
Comfortable (with some time) to reduce clamp force
The Earpads are Magnetic! Makes swapping or removing easy and extremely satisfying
Cons: Requires a LOT of power to drive
Dynamics (Macro) are only average (as expected of a planar headphone)
Earcups still swivel (like the Umi)
Fit & Finish - slight micro abrasions in the plastic
EXTREMELY open - there's a lot of sound leakage
TL;DR: Neutral and clean yet fun flagship performance planar headphones

Overview/History

Hi all.

I've been sitting on these pair of headphones for a bit while slowly...
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MakeItWain
MakeItWain
@Luckyleo - there's a lot to like as SJY continues to refine his line up.

My understanding is that the next sets that he's working on are dynamic drivers that will be more budget friendly.
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@MakeItWain Absolutely, there is definitely a trade off. And I agree they are more dynamic than the Noire!
bcschmerker4
bcschmerker4
I take it that a Cannon® XLR4 to dual 3.5mm cable is available?

TimmyT916

New Head-Fier
For BGVP NS9 in In-Ear
Pros: Good Bass
Good Slam
Nice Case
Good selection of Tips
Good Fit
Nice Cable
Cons: Mids are muddy
Sound Stage is poor
Tonality poor
Texture is poor
The BGVP NS9 and FINDING THE SWEET SPOT

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jeromeoflaherty

Head-Fier
Pros: Hold your Dongle Dac securely to the back of your iPhone or other smartphone
Enough flexibility to allow different sizes and shapes to be held securely
Should help keeping your Dongle Dac safer in your pocket
Cons: Missing an U-shaped usb-c adapter
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Gotta 3D print this up!
musingclouds
musingclouds
Will this cause any breakage of electronics due to the magnetism? EDIT: Oh I see it uses elastic.

RemedyMusic

100+ Head-Fier
Pros: Simple and elegant shell design
Inoffensive treble
Decent technical chops
Timbre
Note weight
Well tuned Harman sound profile
Cons: Very basic inclusions
Scarce eartip inclusions
Recessed midrange (subjective)
INTRODUCTION:
The year 2024 has seen a surge in multi-driver IEM configurations, with hybrids, tribrids, and even quadbrids flooding the market. As an audiophile who...
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NymPHONOmaniac
NymPHONOmaniac
nice review mate. i must admit my take would have been a bit different with stock eartips...i use short wide bore of all sort with those...make mids fuller and more fowards, everything sound more holographic too..

cqtek

1000+ Head-Fier
Pros: Four switches, great versatility in their profiles.
- Very good bass, with a great behaviour, even in its highest position.
- First midrange with body and warmth, which makes them pleasant to listen to.
- Low weight, good ergonomics.
- Open sound sensation.
- Acceptable technicalities.
- KZ tips.
- Transparent construction, good outer plate design.
Cons: KZ tone.
- Treble too high for my taste.
- Minimal accessories, very tight, stiff cable. KZ simplicity.
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Believe it or not, it's been more than 5 years since I created my blog dedicated to portable audio and I still haven't reviewed any KZ model. What used to be...
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nickipedia

New Head-Fier
Pros: Fantastic package with exquisite detailing ,modular cardas cable, great ear tips, beautiful looking iem that boasts luxury & great design, well balanced sound that will please everyone.
Cons: A bit spicy 🔥 on treble
Dita Project M
This is a tour unit organised by AudioGeek , thanks to Dita for providing us with Units of Project M & Navigator dongle..

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briantbrain

New Head-Fier
Pros: + Good unboxing experience
+ Easy fitting and nice shell
+ Great punchy bass with a good amount of sub-bass
+ Centered vocals, not too forward, perfect vocal body, natural
+ No sibilance, no shouty
+ Fun treble power, not over and not lacking
+ Good treble extension
+ Amazing driver coherency
+ Good layer imaging
+ Musical sounding
Cons: - Poor ear tips quality for the price
- Shell material doesn’t represent its price
- Too much bass for some people
- A bit weird BA timbre in the midrange
- Intimate or small soundstage for its price bracket, lack of air
- Lack of treble sparkle
- For price to performance, I would choose SuperMix4 with a similar sound tonality direction
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K othic

New Head-Fier
Pros: Being not entirely made of metal makes it lighter than other dongles.
Removable cable
Gain button
Unbalanced and balanced output (3.5mm and 4.4mm) at an affordable price
280mW maximum power (suitable for demanding IEMs and over-ear headphones)
Noise floor lower than average and practically imperceptible to the ear
Plug & Play on Windows and Android
Cons: The plastic finishes on the front and back easily get dirty with fingerprints
Colored signature and somewhat far from being neutral
Nitpick: a bit warmer than other dongles
Lacks software for smartphone users
Few volume steps for my taste (16 steps)
TempoTec Sonata BHD: the little one of the Sonata’s family

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"Ya probaste el chiquito, ahora proba el...
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K othic

New Head-Fier
Pros: Aesthetically beautiful and anatomically correct design for good isolation
Portable case included, which is appreciated
Visceral and palpable subbass
Noticeable amount of bass
Decent amount of microdetails in the upper midrange and above
More than acceptable soundstage and imaging for the price
Cons: Eartips and cable do not reflect the price increase compared to other models from the brand
Requires moderate amplification to bring out their dynamism
The driver in charge of the bass can feel slow at times
Lower mids are disconnected and overshadowed by the lower frequencies
Upper mids and highs can be harsh with notable sibilance and metallic noise caused by the balanced armature
Abnormal tonal balance in the higher frequencies of the spectrum
Kiwi Ears Forteza: beauty vs sound

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TheMusicalMystic

New Head-Fier
Pros: Pros:
• Natural neutral sound
• 3 gain modes
• Adequate soundstage
• Adequate details and technicalities
• Snappy and easy-to-use UI
• Solid design and build
• Plenty of sound customization options
• Eye-catching design
Cons: • Gets slightly warm
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baskingshark

Headphoneus Supremus
Pros: Comfortable ergonomics
Solid build
Good isolation
Easy to drive from a headroom perspective
Big sub-bass that is subwoofer-like
Smooth and non-fatiguing upper mids and treble
Excellent imaging
Cons: Meh accessories for a MidFI IEM
Fussy with source pairing due to low impedance
Average technicalities (other than imaging)
Not for trebleheads or resolution freaks
BA timbre
Coherency issues - bass is boomy and untextured, and lags behind compared to faster BAs handling midrange and treble
DISCLAIMER

I would like to thank Linsoul for providing this review unit.

The ZiiGaat x Fresh Reviews Arete IEM can be gotten here...
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atechreviews
atechreviews
Excellent review, straight to the point! Do you think the 9-ohm impedance might have contributed to the bass sounding boomy?
baskingshark
baskingshark
Hi @atechreviews I am already using sources with < 1 ohm output impedance to review this unit, and it is still boomy in the sub-bass even on such low OI sources.

With high OI sources, the bass is very very coloured and boosted.
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