[Banbeucmas]

AYA Audio is a local Vietnamese IEM brand leads by my fellow countryman under the alias: Ying Phan. While having some notable attention from IEM like AYA Nightingale, their reputation in the global community pretty much froze there. Until the AYA Siren debut this year where they have finally decided to go full thrust to the overseas audiences.

Being one of the first people to experience the Siren (Vietnamese version). I figured that their work now deserves a thread in this forum.

For news on their product, you can check their website: https://ayaworkshop.com/
They also have a Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/AYAworkshop

 

[Banbeucmas]

Here is my review of the AYA Siren Vietnamese version: https://banbeu.com/aya-siren-review/
While this is not something I recommended I have heard some positive impressions from some of the reviewers that I trust. Further measurements do indicate that the version targeted overseas might differ from what I reviewed.

 

[mochill]

Definitely looks interesting

 

[Garlic6586]

I live in Hanoi, Vietnam. I bought Aya Siren in one month ago. Until now, it's perfect for me. I'm using Dap Qls361 and i think Qls361 and Aya Siren really is a perfect couple for "my music". Vote 5 stars for Siren

 

[TooPoorForHiFi]

Kinda disappointing they didn't add another YA to their company name. That would've been great

 

[Banbeucmas]

Kinda disappointing they didn't add another YA to their company name. That would've been great

Personally a fan with the Touhou universe so this is fine. Tho I digress

 

[Touanrichi]

I personally listened to Siren. Bass is okay but not the strong point of Siren, you know, TYPICAL BAs. I don't care much about mids but Siren has a "colorless" and a little "dry" mid. Treb is where Siren really shine, with a good amount of but not harsh or sharp. Combine all together, Siren is a "easy-to-listen" for daily even you want to listen for hours straight.

 

[Derick Luu]

Yooo! I was sent by Ying Phan (CEO AYA) to a Siren for a review. And I am extremely impressed by this headphone according to my taste.
A suitable headphone if you like classical music or instrumental music.
Let's go into details!

i. Build quality: OK!
- I am a craftsman from the itsfit lab, so I judge the quality of finishing and "art" rigorous. But AYA has done well on their Siren product. Finished well, a little lack of beauty. AYA has been gradually improving their craftsmen.

ii. Sound quality: Great!
- I love listening to instruments and symphonies so I need acoustical accuracy.
Siren has done just that. I don't know how to describe it, but there will be a few words so you can visualize its sound signature:
+ Reference/ Bright
+ Wide Soundstage
+ Extremely detailed treb

iii. Conclude: Approximately 600/700USD for this headphone, i think it's absolutely worth it for someone like me. It will be a not bad choice if you want to find a headphone with high accuracy.

 

[Virtu Fortuna]

I just reviewed the Siren today. Have a nice read.

https://www.headfonia.com/aya-audio-siren-review/