Introduction
Tansio Mirai is a Chinese company that produces in-ear monitors. I would like to thank Tansio Mirai and Penon for the review unit of the TSMR 3. At the moment, you can purchase the Tansio Mirai TSMR 3 from Penon .
Specifications
The TSMR 3 comes in a white package which sports the brand logo and name. Inside the package, there is a carrying case which contains the iem, cable, 2 packs of tips, cleaning tool and soft pouch.
IEM Build & Design
The TSMR 3 is made of acrylic and there is a smooth surface. It is transparent black. At the back of the shells, there are switches . The left faceplate has the brand name and the right faceplate has the brand logo. The nozzle is slightly angled with 2 bores. The TSMR 3 utilizes 2 pins 0.78mm connectors and it has an ergonomic design.
Cable Build & Design
The cable is a detachable 4 core cable with 2 pins 0.78mm connectors. On the connectors, there is L & R marking on the left and right respectively. The connectors have black housing. The cable has a memory wire section that is enclosed in a transparent heat shrink tube. The chin slider is translucent. The y-splitter has a black housing and there is strain relief. The jack is 3.5mm gold plated right angled with strain relief.
Sound Analysis (Balanced Mode)
Lows
The TSMR 3 has moderate sub-bass quantity with a fair extension. The sub-bass reproduction is smooth and the rumble is expressed naturally. The execution shows great finesse which helps to keep the bass under control. The bass texture is rendered smoothly and the bass decay is not the fastest. Each bass note is articulated with a good balance of weight and impact. The mid-bass has moderate quantity and the slam is delivered aptly. It is musical to listen to.
Mids
The midrange is presented in a lush manner and vocals are sweet to listen to. Emotions conveyed effectively. It is rendered cleanly and the transparency has a moderate level. The lower mids has moderate quantity with no signs of hollowness. Male vocals are being expressed naturally. The upper mids is boosted slightly and female vocals are displayed in a pleasant manner with no shouty feeling. The midrange is luscious and creates a composed vocals performance.
Highs
The treble is extended well and there is no sibilance and harshness. The presentation is smooth and it provides a fatigue-free listening session. There is little sparkle and the amount of air rendered is good. The crisp is well-defined and it is not overemphasized. Treble is articulated cleanly with body. The smooth approach contributes to a relaxing listen.
Soundstage
The soundstage has a natural expansion in its width . The width magnitude is moderate and the depth is not closed in with a good amount of space offered. Positioning of vocals and instruments is quite accurate.
Switches
There are 3 switches for lows, mids and highs which provides a total of 7 different sound signatures.
3 main modes:
TSMR 3 (Balanced) vs BGVP DM6
The TSMR 3 has more sub-bass quantity than the DM6 and the extension on the TSMR 3 is greater. The sub-bass reproduction on the TSMR 3 is more engaging and it is able to deliver an impactful performance. The rumble is expressed more naturally on the TSMR 3. The bass texture is rendered smoothly on both while the bass decay on the DM6 is quicker. The mid-bass on the DM6 has extra body and the delivery on the TSMR 3 is more agile. Each bass note on the TSMR 3 is articulated with greater impact and the punch contributes to a higher engagement level. The midrange on the TSMR 3 is more musical than the DM6 and there is extra richness. The transparency level is higher on the DM6. The lower mids on the TSMR 3 has more quantity and male vocals are expressed with lushness. The upper mids on the TSMR 3 has extra forwardness and female vocals are presented with higher intimacy level. The TSMR 3 excels in the midrange department with a stronger vocals performance. Next, in the treble section, the TSMR 3 has more extension than the DM6. The crisp on the DM6 is a little more defined with additional sparkle while TSMR 3 has a smoother presentation. The amount of air rendered on the TSMR 3 is greater. Lastly, for the soundstage, both expands in a natural manner. The width magnitude is greater on the DM6 and the depth on the TSMR 3 is greater.
TSMR 3 (Balanced) vs Magaosi X3
The TSMR 3 has more sub-bass quantity than the X3 and the TSMR 3 is able to command greater extension. The sub-bass reproduction on the TSMR 3 is more impactful and it is able provide extra punch which contributes to a higher engagement level. The mid-bass on the X3 has more quantity and the slam is expressed in a tighter manner on the TSMR 3. Bass decay on the TSMR 3 is quicker with more agility. Bass texture on the X3 is rendered more smoothly. Each bass note on the TSMR 3 is articulated with a stronger hit. The midrange of the TSMR 3 has higher transparency level than the X3 while the X3 takes on a lusher expression. The lower mids of the X3 has slightly more quantity than the TSMR 3 but male vocals have more presence on the TSMR 3. The upper mids on the TSMR 3 has additional forwardness and female vocals are expressed with higher intimacy level. The TSMR 3 has a more engaging vocals performance than the laid-back X3. Moving on to the treble section, the TSMR 3 has the better extension. It boasts more defined crisp and the articulation is of higher precision level. The amount of air rendered on the TSMR 3 is greater. There is extra sparkle on the TSMR 3. Lastly, there is natural expansion for both. The width on the TSMR 3 has greater magnitude while the X3 has a more closed in depth.
TSMR 3 (Balanced) vs Campfire Comet
The TSMR 3 has more sub-bass quantity than the Comet and it commands greater extension. The sub-bass reproduction on the TSMR 3 is able to provide a higher level of impact. Each bass note on the TSMR 3 is articulated with more authority. There is greater punch from the TSMR 3. The mid-bass on the Comet has more quantity and it creates a denser feeling. The bass decay on the TSMR 3 is quicker and bass texture on the TSMR 3 is rendered in a smoother manner. The midrange of the TSMR 3 is presented in a fuller manner than the Comet and it is able to provider a richer expression. The lower mids on the TSMR 3 has additional body and it is able to tackle male vocals more effectively. The upper mids on the TSMR 3 is more forward and female vocals shine with an intimate performance. The TSMR 3 excels in the vocals aspect. For the treble section, the Comet has better extension and the presentation is more energetic. The crisp is slightly more defined on the Comet. There is no sibilance and harshness on both. The amount of air rendered is greater on the Comet. Treble expression on the TSMR 3 is smoother. Lastly, in terms of soundstage, the TSMR 3 expands more naturally. The width magnitude on the TSMR 3 is greater while the depth on the Comet is more closed in.
Conclusion
The TSMR 3 is an enjoyable iem that showcased great musicality. In the balanced mode, there are velvety bass, lush midrange and smooth treble. It is versatile with 3 switches that can allow the user to experience a total of 7 sound signatures. The Tansio Mirai TSMR 3 is delightful to listen to and it is a fantastic entry-level in their lineup.
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Tansio Mirai is a Chinese company that produces in-ear monitors. I would like to thank Tansio Mirai and Penon for the review unit of the TSMR 3. At the moment, you can purchase the Tansio Mirai TSMR 3 from Penon .
Specifications
- Driver Configuration: 3 Balanced Armature
- Frequency Response: 15Hz-20kHz
- Impedance: 15 Ohm
- Sensitivity: 113dBL/mW
The TSMR 3 comes in a white package which sports the brand logo and name. Inside the package, there is a carrying case which contains the iem, cable, 2 packs of tips, cleaning tool and soft pouch.
IEM Build & Design
The TSMR 3 is made of acrylic and there is a smooth surface. It is transparent black. At the back of the shells, there are switches . The left faceplate has the brand name and the right faceplate has the brand logo. The nozzle is slightly angled with 2 bores. The TSMR 3 utilizes 2 pins 0.78mm connectors and it has an ergonomic design.
Cable Build & Design
The cable is a detachable 4 core cable with 2 pins 0.78mm connectors. On the connectors, there is L & R marking on the left and right respectively. The connectors have black housing. The cable has a memory wire section that is enclosed in a transparent heat shrink tube. The chin slider is translucent. The y-splitter has a black housing and there is strain relief. The jack is 3.5mm gold plated right angled with strain relief.
Sound Analysis (Balanced Mode)
Lows
The TSMR 3 has moderate sub-bass quantity with a fair extension. The sub-bass reproduction is smooth and the rumble is expressed naturally. The execution shows great finesse which helps to keep the bass under control. The bass texture is rendered smoothly and the bass decay is not the fastest. Each bass note is articulated with a good balance of weight and impact. The mid-bass has moderate quantity and the slam is delivered aptly. It is musical to listen to.
Mids
The midrange is presented in a lush manner and vocals are sweet to listen to. Emotions conveyed effectively. It is rendered cleanly and the transparency has a moderate level. The lower mids has moderate quantity with no signs of hollowness. Male vocals are being expressed naturally. The upper mids is boosted slightly and female vocals are displayed in a pleasant manner with no shouty feeling. The midrange is luscious and creates a composed vocals performance.
Highs
The treble is extended well and there is no sibilance and harshness. The presentation is smooth and it provides a fatigue-free listening session. There is little sparkle and the amount of air rendered is good. The crisp is well-defined and it is not overemphasized. Treble is articulated cleanly with body. The smooth approach contributes to a relaxing listen.
Soundstage
The soundstage has a natural expansion in its width . The width magnitude is moderate and the depth is not closed in with a good amount of space offered. Positioning of vocals and instruments is quite accurate.
Switches
There are 3 switches for lows, mids and highs which provides a total of 7 different sound signatures.
3 main modes:
- Bass (Up, Down, Down)
- Balanced (Down, Up, Down)
- Treble (Down, Down, Up)
TSMR 3 (Balanced) vs BGVP DM6
The TSMR 3 has more sub-bass quantity than the DM6 and the extension on the TSMR 3 is greater. The sub-bass reproduction on the TSMR 3 is more engaging and it is able to deliver an impactful performance. The rumble is expressed more naturally on the TSMR 3. The bass texture is rendered smoothly on both while the bass decay on the DM6 is quicker. The mid-bass on the DM6 has extra body and the delivery on the TSMR 3 is more agile. Each bass note on the TSMR 3 is articulated with greater impact and the punch contributes to a higher engagement level. The midrange on the TSMR 3 is more musical than the DM6 and there is extra richness. The transparency level is higher on the DM6. The lower mids on the TSMR 3 has more quantity and male vocals are expressed with lushness. The upper mids on the TSMR 3 has extra forwardness and female vocals are presented with higher intimacy level. The TSMR 3 excels in the midrange department with a stronger vocals performance. Next, in the treble section, the TSMR 3 has more extension than the DM6. The crisp on the DM6 is a little more defined with additional sparkle while TSMR 3 has a smoother presentation. The amount of air rendered on the TSMR 3 is greater. Lastly, for the soundstage, both expands in a natural manner. The width magnitude is greater on the DM6 and the depth on the TSMR 3 is greater.
TSMR 3 (Balanced) vs Magaosi X3
The TSMR 3 has more sub-bass quantity than the X3 and the TSMR 3 is able to command greater extension. The sub-bass reproduction on the TSMR 3 is more impactful and it is able provide extra punch which contributes to a higher engagement level. The mid-bass on the X3 has more quantity and the slam is expressed in a tighter manner on the TSMR 3. Bass decay on the TSMR 3 is quicker with more agility. Bass texture on the X3 is rendered more smoothly. Each bass note on the TSMR 3 is articulated with a stronger hit. The midrange of the TSMR 3 has higher transparency level than the X3 while the X3 takes on a lusher expression. The lower mids of the X3 has slightly more quantity than the TSMR 3 but male vocals have more presence on the TSMR 3. The upper mids on the TSMR 3 has additional forwardness and female vocals are expressed with higher intimacy level. The TSMR 3 has a more engaging vocals performance than the laid-back X3. Moving on to the treble section, the TSMR 3 has the better extension. It boasts more defined crisp and the articulation is of higher precision level. The amount of air rendered on the TSMR 3 is greater. There is extra sparkle on the TSMR 3. Lastly, there is natural expansion for both. The width on the TSMR 3 has greater magnitude while the X3 has a more closed in depth.
TSMR 3 (Balanced) vs Campfire Comet
The TSMR 3 has more sub-bass quantity than the Comet and it commands greater extension. The sub-bass reproduction on the TSMR 3 is able to provide a higher level of impact. Each bass note on the TSMR 3 is articulated with more authority. There is greater punch from the TSMR 3. The mid-bass on the Comet has more quantity and it creates a denser feeling. The bass decay on the TSMR 3 is quicker and bass texture on the TSMR 3 is rendered in a smoother manner. The midrange of the TSMR 3 is presented in a fuller manner than the Comet and it is able to provider a richer expression. The lower mids on the TSMR 3 has additional body and it is able to tackle male vocals more effectively. The upper mids on the TSMR 3 is more forward and female vocals shine with an intimate performance. The TSMR 3 excels in the vocals aspect. For the treble section, the Comet has better extension and the presentation is more energetic. The crisp is slightly more defined on the Comet. There is no sibilance and harshness on both. The amount of air rendered is greater on the Comet. Treble expression on the TSMR 3 is smoother. Lastly, in terms of soundstage, the TSMR 3 expands more naturally. The width magnitude on the TSMR 3 is greater while the depth on the Comet is more closed in.
Conclusion
The TSMR 3 is an enjoyable iem that showcased great musicality. In the balanced mode, there are velvety bass, lush midrange and smooth treble. It is versatile with 3 switches that can allow the user to experience a total of 7 sound signatures. The Tansio Mirai TSMR 3 is delightful to listen to and it is a fantastic entry-level in their lineup.
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