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Infoseeker

Headphoneus Supremus
Pros: Price and Quality for price
Sound Profile is very controlled for a closed-back.
Fun level of bass....and extension!
Cons: Only thing I can think of is the "sh" in the the vocals of some song recording voice styles.
Kiwi Ears Division:
Closed Back, "Studio" closed-back headphones.

Seem to be building up on the idea of cheap affordable Sony-style closed backs. $49 usd price!

Sound:
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How would you rate the comfort?
Infoseeker
Infoseeker
@ugys it is very light and comfortable. Ear surrounds my ears no problem. It is light and doesn't feel you need to "baby" the headphone as you carry it around.

Just remember this is a bassy heavy headphone (And seeing the other reviews, treble-sensitivities comes on a personal case-by-case basis...As I seem to be an outlier for this headphone? I found it dark somehow? o.O

GREQ

Headphoneus Supremus
Pros: Stellar imaging
Superb transients
Slightly improved build quality over previous generations
Side-agnostic cable
Cons: Stock tuning and timbre
Stock pads
Headband hot-spot
Outdated design
Price
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GREQ
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@forge457 I would pick the ori or alpha. Depends how much bass you want.
Ori = yes, Alpha = very yes (Bass)
forge457
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Ranjan H

New Head-Fier
Pros: Big Subbass Rumble
Vocals sounds Clean
Enough slam and punch
Cons: Sometimes the Low Frequency Region are Overwhelming.
Bass decay is on the longer side.
The Symphonium Audio Titan that i received is a part of worldwide tour initiated by " Audio Geek_ Brotherhood Of Audiophiles ".
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BonGoBiLai

100+ Head-Fier
Pros: Lush, enveloping Sound

Extensive accessorizing

Supreme build quality and finish

Spot on tonal balance

Extremely pleasant vocals
Cons: Not a con per se, but treble-heads might want a bit more air up top
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Robin Kyle Datiles

New Head-Fier
Pros: - Great price to performance
- Balanced and dynamic tuning
- Smooth bass
- Treble texture and air
- Mid-range clarity
- Above average soundstage
- Good build quality
Cons: - Comfortable but finding the perfect seal might take some time because of the shell design
- Vocals are a little laid-back
- Average detail retrieval
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activatorfly

Headphoneus Supremus
Pros: The worlds "first" blending of two mutually superb chipsets
Excellent sound rendering via each switchable DAC mode
Superb build quality that oozes desirability!
Glowing blue-lit acrylic viewing panel
Rolling adds supreme "magic sauce" **chef's kiss**
Perfectly "affordable" unit that elevates your PC & desktop systems!
Cons: None
Liaising with Douk Audio Store is always a pleasurable encounter & very conducive regarding future directions and developments relating to their extensive product range, in both the desktop &...
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Awesome review, @activatorfly. Douk & Burson ftw 💪 Love that relocation wiring job!
activatorfly
activatorfly
Hey thanks @SpaceOperaVillain glad you rate it favourably. That "relocation wiring job!" was a painstaking "royal pain in the ass!" Was it worth it?? You betcha! Will I take measurments via a FR style graph, that displays the before and after results?? NOPE NEVER! LOL>
activatorfly
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I'm in the process atm of compiling my next reviews and really looking forward to posting them bigtime!

Trance_Gott

Headphoneus Supremus
Pros: Great unboxing experience and scope of delivery
Sensationally good workmanship
High-quality connection cable
Endgame sound quality
Perfectly balanced frequency response
Ingenious bass range with great quality and punch
Very high resolution thanks to the 4 EST drivers
Fantastic soundstage presentation
Cons: Higher weight vs. plastic shells
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Dixter
Dixter
sure wished they had gone with two pin connection... they look great and I'm sure they sound great...
Trance_Gott
Trance_Gott
Mine is the 2 pin version :wink:
vasix
vasix
I agree. I love my Glacier. A true endgame.

Mangoboy

New Head-Fier
Pros: Highly analytical sound signature with crisp texture.
Wide soundstage with excellent instrument separation.
Lows deliver a deep, bassy thump that’s satisfying.
Sweet highs paired with well-pronounced mids create a balanced sound profile.
Rugged tank-like build ensures durability.
Dual ESS Sabre 9219 DAC chips provide dynamic and powerful sound output.
Cons: Bright highs may not appeal to treble-sensitive listeners.
Slightly bulky design may not suit all users for portable use.
DITA Navigator Review: A Dynamic and Analytical Experience
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Mangoboy

New Head-Fier
Pros: Extremely comfortable fit for prolonged usage.
Solid stainless-steel chamber for optimal driver performance.
New PM1+ Dynamic Driver delivers exceptional clarity, punchy bass, and speed.
Knowles Balanced Armature Driver enhances soundstage and detail.
Excellent instrumental separation with a wide soundstage.
MOCCA cable with Cardas Audio conductors for top-notch audio transmission.
Custom-moulded transfer tube and aluminum nozzle ensure precise sound projection.
Cons: Highs are slightly suppressed, which might not appeal to treble lovers.
Sound signature reacts noticeably to different sources and cables, which might require extra effort for optimization.
A more premium price point due to the quality of materials and craftsmanship.
DITA Project M Review: A Comfortable and Detailed Listening Experience
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briantbrain

New Head-Fier
Pros: Multiple ear tip size options
Energetic midbass with versatile speed
Decent subbass impact
Airy vocals
Controlled treble without offensiveness
Wide soundstage with excellent imaging and micro-detail for its price
Cons: Shell material feels thin
Subbass rumble may be too short for some
Unnatural timbre or unclean sound in high-pitched vocals
Slightly unclean treble on certain tracks
#7Hz #HBB #Elua

Dual DD Entry-Level​

7Hz x HBB Elua​

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SamTan

Head-Fier
Pros: Natural and cohesive sound and tonality
Lovely stage (deep and wide)
Ethereal mids that had the male and female vocals floating slightly above the other sounds in the mix
Excellent BCD driver implementation
Cons: None!
ISN EBC80 IEM – brief sound impressions, by Sameer Tangri

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Saraugie
Saraugie
At 50 hours burn-in: 1AM2 ~ Tidal streaming ~ EBC80 w/S2 cable, I agree .Thank you for writing what I am thinking and feeling!
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Peter19500
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About a month ago, I bought TRUTHEAR zero Red out of curiosity. I have never tried inear until now. It is much more comfortable and practical than over-ear headphones. (I have a Kennerton Gjallarhorn GH50 Jm. They are closed and sound fantastic.) I was so impressed with the Inear that I decided to buy something of quality. I will probably order the ECB 80. I have a Sony WM1Z. I modified it myself according to Nayparm. I hope there will be a synergy. Can you measure the nozzle diameter for me? I guess I have a smaller ear canal. I hope they won't be uncomfortable for my ears. And thank you for the review.
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Peter19500
I've had them for less than a week and I'm very happy with them. They are now in use for 23 hours. I was a little skeptical before ordering them because I only found positive reviews. But now I can say that these reviews are true. The sound is very balanced, real, dynamic. There are details, lower bass. Nothing in the sound disturbs, does not disturb. Very pleasant sound character. I recommend these headphones.

VLAYAR

New Head-Fier
Pros: 2 in 1 (IEMs + DAC)
Sound of IEMs
Sound of DAC
Build
Cool concept for the price
Cons: IEMs for basshead
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Vanillacones

New Head-Fier
Pros: • Strong center image
• Present and clear upper mids
• Sounds mostly neutral
• Easy to drive
Cons: • Narrow soundstage
• Lacks sub-bass extension
• Sounds veiled in the upper mids and treble
• Cheap plastic build
• Lacks detail and definition
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The Sennheiser HD 515s came out sometime in the mid aughts and is Sennheiser’s entry-level offering into the HD 500 series of headphones. It’s currently discontinued and has...
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Zerstorer_GOhren

1000+ Head-Fier
Pros: ● Very affordable that suit on budget
-conscious audio enthusiasts
● Light and ergonomically-designed composite shell.
● Fairly well-accessorised on its product packaging.
● It offers a comfortable fitting that also provides good passive noise isolation.
● It has a quite a balanced sounding
● A sufficiently punchy bass response
● Well-balanced with sufficient warmth midrange presentation.
● Almost natural sounding vocals and instruments.
● Surprisingly smooth and a bit relaxed treble presentation.
● Not a hint of sibilance nor harshness.
● Decently above average soundstage size.
Cons: ● Needs a bit more power output or needs to increase more volume level just to have its optimal audio quality.
● Not for bass heads due to its less vigorous bass quality.
● And also, not for treble heads due to its less bright response with modest airy extension.
● Wishing for better resolution capability.
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Zerstorer_GOhren

1000+ Head-Fier
Pros: ● Compact and lightweight composite shell chassis.
● Offers an ergonomic fitting that will versatile to all ear sizes
● Quite well-accessorised for its asking price.
● Inclusion of ROSESELSA’s Sound Cocoon premium TPE ear tips.
● Inclusion of a type-C dongle with dedicated hi-fi chip.
● Easy to drive with its newer driver technology.
● A tonality that treble heads would really love.
● Tactile and clean bass response.
● Clear and transparent midrange presentation.
● Excellent on tracking on some female vocals and also for strings and woodwind instruments.
● Bright and energetic treble response with sufficient amount of air.
● Moderately roomy sound/speaker stage.
● Clarity and high resolution.
Cons: ● Adherent bass heads should look something else as this one lacks authority and vibrant bass response
● Definitely not a neutral sounding due to its colouration of its tonality.
● Layering and separation is rather mediocre for a hybrid driver.
● Instances of metallic and shrillness on some of its vocals and instruments.
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baenkhai310

New Head-Fier
Pros: - Detailed mid with coherency.
- Great, natural timbre.
- The soundstage is slightly expansive and the imaging is pinpoint.
- Vocal eccentric.
Cons: - The DSP cable.
- Sensitive IEM.
- Analog tuning needs great sources, and power to truly shine.
In this review, I will only talk about the sound and my experience with the IEM.

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domq422

1000+ Head-Fier
Pros: Unboxing is befitting of Dunu’s reputation, Cable, tips, case, all top-notch
Clean and crisp bass response with great sub-bass rumble and texture
Mid-range detail is hitting above its price point
Treble detail is also hitting above it’s price point
Some tracks have an ethereal presentation
Wide and spacious sound stage
Cons: The cable is a bit heavy and somewhat stiff above the Y-split
The design is… different, it could be your thing, but it could not be
Fit is a little tricky, short nozzle with a chunky shell
Overkill with 4(!) planars for the treble
While the bass is snappy and clean, the lower mids are a little too thin at times
Mid-range and treble timbre and tonality is a total mixed bag, it could be great, could be unlistenable
Somewhat forgettable listening experience outside of the technicalities…
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atechreviews
atechreviews
Great review, Dom!
Syan25
Syan25
Excellent review!
domq422
domq422
Thanks everyone! It's cool to be on the front page :)

Redcarmoose

Headphoneus Supremus
Pros: The best sounding ISN IEM to date
Sonion EST details aplenty and a tune that showcases them!
Ultra-treble not an afterthought or blocked
8 drivers inside a medium shell at 6 grams a piece
This is one IEM where fitment is a breeze
2 Sonion Bone Conduction Drivers
2 Liquid Silicone 8mm bass kickers
1 Sonion BA midrange provider
1 Knowles BA treble provider
2 Sonion EST ultra trebles
2 Small (super small vents) adding to noise occlusion
Universal custom form factor gaining perfect fitment
9 pairs of expected flagship ear-tips
Add $100.00 for CIEM option if you want
Your choice of three modular cables with all aluminum hardware
Included cable has zero microphonics
Fast, complete and balanced Penon sound with extra focus on a 3D smörgåsbord of midrange imaging
Wonderful ISN bass despite of how illustrious the midrange is
Extra big stage with free flowing imaging and action
Critical correct timbre adding realism to any genre
Goes with any style of music, any source and any cable, oh…….and any ear-tip
Best value in the entire Penon/ISN history, from the products I have heard
Walks that fine line between detail and musicality
Offers a clean brisk pace that would put most ideas of IEM tempo to shame, regardless of price
A easy to love tune, finding a home in most peoples ears
As found, broadly accessible (and liked) as any IEM in the the IEM industry
Big, robust and vivid imaging defending the size scale regardless of price
Like a wake-up call to every other manufacture of IEMs in the industry :)
Cons: None, zero
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Redcarmoose
Redcarmoose
@Death_Block,
Truly it is hard to tell as they both have the same model of 2X BCDs per IEM. But if you tune (with drivers) and hardware crossovers presenting your signature.........maybe the upfront mids over power it, maybe it is tuned down, but (the BCD) is still totally noticeable and of value. It’s EBC80 lows are a more clear and clean idea than the SHOCK. This owning up to the EBC80 having less mid bass and lower midrange, resulting in a faster cleaner sub-bass in the end. But also when you do this psychological change to the mids in relationship to the lows, the mid stage seems to enlarge even more? Just a guess?
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Peter19500
Peter19500
Thank you for the very detailed review. I agree with your statements. How long does burnout last? I have 23 hours so far.
Redcarmoose
Redcarmoose
@Peter19500,
Thank-you!

Well the first 4 days are normally the most important, and do the most. Remember there are two DD which change, and the EST becomes more relaxed and detailed a little, slightly less grainy. But I would say most people would be fine with 5 days? I have more, actually I have 200 hours, just for the chance that something could be improved, but this is in no way mandatory, and could be thought of as extreme? Though there is talk of such long burn-in periods grabbing some audio improvement, it could be just placebo? After 5 days typically any changes are small. At 23 hours there will be a big change from out-of-the-box, but I would expect you to note more changes with longer burn-in.
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FreeWheelinAudioLuv2

Headphoneus Supremus
Pros: Holographic and clean, clear midrange
Upper mids and treble are controlled and textured with no shout or sibilance
Bass is incisive, textured, and balanced between mid and sub bass
Warm, natural tonality and timbre
Excellent imaging and spatial cues. Soundstage is impressive
Female and male vocals are emotive and expressive and notes have weightiness
Shells are ergonomic and so comfortable for long listening sessions
Cons: Mid bass could be a little lean for some, so bassheads need not apply
Treble can lack just a touch of extension and air, so it's a bit of peek a boo tuning
Bass lacks some impact, but still expressive and warm
Not the easier to drive IEM
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OhmsClaw
OhmsClaw
@jbfps116 everything is described with TOTL language these days. Everything is holographic. Everything has thunderous bass 🤣

I bought and gave away the Cadenza and "Red". After that experience I'm pretty blasé regarding hype.
kristwi
kristwi
I think this is one of the best reviews I’ve read in my life. My hat goes off for you, sir 🎩
activatorfly
activatorfly
D'accord...it's pretty darn good, @FreeWheelinAudioLuv2 has an amazing ability to convey his first impressions & then follows up with an engaging / immersive descriptive review that covers everything you need to know, & then some!
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