Specification:
MODEL: See Audio Bravery
IMPEDANCE: 18Ω
SENSITIVITY: 110dB
FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 20H-20KHz
CABLE LENGTH: 1.2M
PIN TYPE: 0.78MM 2-PIN CONNECTOR
PLUG TYPE: 3.5mm /2.5mm/4.4mm
DRIVER UNITS: 4 Balanced Armature Drivers ( Knowles and Sonion).
DISTORTION RATE: < 1% (1KHz)
Source Used:
Acoustic Research AR-M200
XDuoo X3 (CS4398)
Realme 6 paired with externa DAC ( Avani, Abigail, JCally JA21)
Foobar2000
Tidal, Spotify, Qobuz, & Apple Music
(MP3 320kbps, FLAC 16bit,FLAC 24bit,WAV,DSD256)
Build: The SeeAudio Bravery provides a nice looking design made of resin. The right faceplate has the Bravery model design while the left faceplate has the SeeAudio brand logo. It has a smooth texture that may feel bulky due to its 4BA configuration depending on the users’ size of ear. The nozzle is made of metal, then the upper part has the 2-pin socket and has a small bass vent on the top.
Sound Quality;
Lows: The lows has a rich-textured quality of bass and sub-bass rumble, it doesn’t get muddy and doesn’t sound lacking even it is just a BA set-up which amazed me since BA drivers has the least bass in my experience, but in this IEM, I haven’t experience the lacking of bass which lets me enjoy my favorite electronic music. It has a pretty good extension on the lows and can also provides the rumble if the track is calling for it. The bass is Clean, Textured and has no bass bleed which I like.
Mids: Midrange has a warmish tonality and has a smooth or lush presentation, Vocals and instrument has a clear, accurate and natural presentation. Midbass has a good slam and not muddy. The SeeAudio Bravery can handle the the Hard Synths, Electric guitars and other harsh instruments without getting harsh and offensive to my ear. in my observation, the Bravery is best to pair with a clean yet powerful sounding DAC to elevate its mid a little bit if you prefer it that way.
Treble:
The treble has enough shimmer and sparkles and doesn’t sound sibilant at all, It also has a above average airiness and extension which makes it a wide sounding iem and doesn’t sound narrow on the highs. Hi-hats and other details sounds perfectly fine and non-peircing which makes this iem a great all-arounder since it has a controlled yet powerful sound from the lows to highs.
Soundstage & Imaging: SeeAudio Bravery is one of the well extended IEM that I ever tries in my whole audio journey. It has a nice depth which can provides a good, well textures lows and it also provides a clean non-fatiguing highs. The staging is also above average which provides accurate vocals and instrument placement, other elements and extra details of the tracks can be also identified easily where does it come from.
Conclusion: In my opinion, the SeeAudio Bravery is one of the best all BA IEM I’ve tried. It has a Dynamic Driver sounding bass which makes it a good all arounder at its price range. It can deliver the music in a natural or musical in the most enjoyable way without getting colored or artificial sounding which makes it a great IEM. The lows up to the highs sounds perfect. Bassheads, Midcentric Guys or even Trebleheads will surely love this IEM.
Test Tracks
Getting Older - Billie Eilish
Foxey Lady- Jimi Hendrix
First of the Year - Skrillex
The Husk - Rings of Saturn
Airplane Mode - Cory Wong
The Crying Machine - Steve Vai
Take the "A" Train - Nikki Yanofsky
A Little Piece of Heaven - Avenged Sevenfold
PLUR POLICE (Jauz Remix) - Knife Party
It's Oh So Quiet – Björk
My playlist:
MODEL: See Audio Bravery
IMPEDANCE: 18Ω
SENSITIVITY: 110dB
FREQUENCY RESPONSE: 20H-20KHz
CABLE LENGTH: 1.2M
PIN TYPE: 0.78MM 2-PIN CONNECTOR
PLUG TYPE: 3.5mm /2.5mm/4.4mm
DRIVER UNITS: 4 Balanced Armature Drivers ( Knowles and Sonion).
DISTORTION RATE: < 1% (1KHz)
Source Used:
Acoustic Research AR-M200
XDuoo X3 (CS4398)
Realme 6 paired with externa DAC ( Avani, Abigail, JCally JA21)
Foobar2000
Tidal, Spotify, Qobuz, & Apple Music
(MP3 320kbps, FLAC 16bit,FLAC 24bit,WAV,DSD256)
Build: The SeeAudio Bravery provides a nice looking design made of resin. The right faceplate has the Bravery model design while the left faceplate has the SeeAudio brand logo. It has a smooth texture that may feel bulky due to its 4BA configuration depending on the users’ size of ear. The nozzle is made of metal, then the upper part has the 2-pin socket and has a small bass vent on the top.
Sound Quality;
Lows: The lows has a rich-textured quality of bass and sub-bass rumble, it doesn’t get muddy and doesn’t sound lacking even it is just a BA set-up which amazed me since BA drivers has the least bass in my experience, but in this IEM, I haven’t experience the lacking of bass which lets me enjoy my favorite electronic music. It has a pretty good extension on the lows and can also provides the rumble if the track is calling for it. The bass is Clean, Textured and has no bass bleed which I like.
Mids: Midrange has a warmish tonality and has a smooth or lush presentation, Vocals and instrument has a clear, accurate and natural presentation. Midbass has a good slam and not muddy. The SeeAudio Bravery can handle the the Hard Synths, Electric guitars and other harsh instruments without getting harsh and offensive to my ear. in my observation, the Bravery is best to pair with a clean yet powerful sounding DAC to elevate its mid a little bit if you prefer it that way.
Treble:
The treble has enough shimmer and sparkles and doesn’t sound sibilant at all, It also has a above average airiness and extension which makes it a wide sounding iem and doesn’t sound narrow on the highs. Hi-hats and other details sounds perfectly fine and non-peircing which makes this iem a great all-arounder since it has a controlled yet powerful sound from the lows to highs.
Soundstage & Imaging: SeeAudio Bravery is one of the well extended IEM that I ever tries in my whole audio journey. It has a nice depth which can provides a good, well textures lows and it also provides a clean non-fatiguing highs. The staging is also above average which provides accurate vocals and instrument placement, other elements and extra details of the tracks can be also identified easily where does it come from.
Conclusion: In my opinion, the SeeAudio Bravery is one of the best all BA IEM I’ve tried. It has a Dynamic Driver sounding bass which makes it a good all arounder at its price range. It can deliver the music in a natural or musical in the most enjoyable way without getting colored or artificial sounding which makes it a great IEM. The lows up to the highs sounds perfect. Bassheads, Midcentric Guys or even Trebleheads will surely love this IEM.
Test Tracks
Getting Older - Billie Eilish
Foxey Lady- Jimi Hendrix
First of the Year - Skrillex
The Husk - Rings of Saturn
Airplane Mode - Cory Wong
The Crying Machine - Steve Vai
Take the "A" Train - Nikki Yanofsky
A Little Piece of Heaven - Avenged Sevenfold
PLUR POLICE (Jauz Remix) - Knife Party
It's Oh So Quiet – Björk
My playlist: