Hi! Thanks for your review. Could you compare bass quantity with other models ? I understood that it is not a basshead model but how deep is it present?

The Kanas Pro has a very natural bass that doesn't jump out at you, however it faithfully presents sub-bass frequency as present on the recording. It has more deep bass and sub-bass than my Andromeda S. See the measurements added in the photo tab in my review as provided by Moondrop for both models, the Pro is the solid black trace.

Interesting read. I might order one for myself but i'm wondering, does the kanas pro reveal imperfections in bad recordings, or it just simply smooth and fatigue-free? I'm fairly new to the whole neutral tuning in iems and whatnot lol.

The Pro doesn't gloss over obvious imperfections, but neither does it exaggerate them. All of my files are lossless, with some mastered better than others, but all sound as good as the mastering allows. Hope this helps as there is no absolute answer. Some folks are more tolerant of slight artifacts in the recording than other listeners.

Thanks for the review. These ones caught my attention for the same reason as you mentioned above. Eye-catching finish and DLC driver.
I saw the other review as well and have been thinking of getting it for 11-11 sale on aliexpress.
From your review it sounds resolving and having a good subbass with a good soundstage... I think i will place an order on these for 11-11 sale.
Thanks once again for the review.

Can you add pictures?

What a nice discovery? I guess they're quite different, but still - do you more often listen to these or Periodic Be?

I listen to the Kanas Pro much more than my Be. I prefer the soundstage depth of the Pro.

Oh right. I forgot to ask, but how are the vocals overall, particulary female. Is it forward in the mix or slightly pulled back?

vocals are neutral