HoffmanMyster
Sponsor: DROP
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Hey everyone!
First I’d like to very briefly introduce myself - I’m HoffmanMyster, and I’ve been handling the community side of things for Drop.com as of a few months ago. You’ll probably be seeing a bit more of me in the future and if you ever need anything related to Drop or our products/collabs, don’t hesitate to reach out.
More importantly though, I’m excited to introduce our latest collaboration with Etymotic!
Together with Etymotic, we’ve put together a great new IEM, pairing the single-balanced-armature design of their ER4 IEMs with the shell and form factor of the EVO IEMs. We’ve tuned this combination of components with Etymotic and the community to land somewhere in between the two starting points, with a sound and feel all its own (but distinctively Etymotic).
Please take a look below and as mentioned, feel free to leave any comments here and I’ll do my best to answer your questions!
Drop + Etymotic ERX In-Ear Monitors
“In audiophile circles and beyond, anyone who knows earphones knows the name Etymotic. Founded in 1983 with an emphasis on auditory research and engineering-driven product design, Etymotic turned heads just one year later by inventing the first insert earphones for audiological research—the ER1, ER2, and ER3—which are still used in the field today. In 1991, the brand released its first consumer hi-fi insert earphone—the ER4—which was the first earphone of its kind to use balanced armature drivers, previously used only in hearing aids. After many years and ER4 iterations, Etymotic released the EVO in 2021, branching out with a multi-driver, in-concha design. Through all of these innovations, the brand has stayed true to one signature that’s undeniably Etymotic: earphones that sit deep in the ear canal. It’s an unmistakable—some would say superior—design choice and listening experience.“
Specs
Drop + Etymotic
Frequency Response: 20Hz - 16KHz
Transducers: Single high-performance balanced armature per channel
Nominal Impedance: 45 Ohms @ 1kHz
Sensitivity: 98 dB SPL for a 0.1Vrms input into IEC60318-4 ear simulator @1KHz
Maximum Output: 120dB SPL
Cable: 4 ft length, user-replaceable, with Estron T2 connectors
First I’d like to very briefly introduce myself - I’m HoffmanMyster, and I’ve been handling the community side of things for Drop.com as of a few months ago. You’ll probably be seeing a bit more of me in the future and if you ever need anything related to Drop or our products/collabs, don’t hesitate to reach out.
More importantly though, I’m excited to introduce our latest collaboration with Etymotic!
Together with Etymotic, we’ve put together a great new IEM, pairing the single-balanced-armature design of their ER4 IEMs with the shell and form factor of the EVO IEMs. We’ve tuned this combination of components with Etymotic and the community to land somewhere in between the two starting points, with a sound and feel all its own (but distinctively Etymotic).
Please take a look below and as mentioned, feel free to leave any comments here and I’ll do my best to answer your questions!
Drop + Etymotic ERX In-Ear Monitors
“In audiophile circles and beyond, anyone who knows earphones knows the name Etymotic. Founded in 1983 with an emphasis on auditory research and engineering-driven product design, Etymotic turned heads just one year later by inventing the first insert earphones for audiological research—the ER1, ER2, and ER3—which are still used in the field today. In 1991, the brand released its first consumer hi-fi insert earphone—the ER4—which was the first earphone of its kind to use balanced armature drivers, previously used only in hearing aids. After many years and ER4 iterations, Etymotic released the EVO in 2021, branching out with a multi-driver, in-concha design. Through all of these innovations, the brand has stayed true to one signature that’s undeniably Etymotic: earphones that sit deep in the ear canal. It’s an unmistakable—some would say superior—design choice and listening experience.“
Specs
Drop + Etymotic
Frequency Response: 20Hz - 16KHz
Transducers: Single high-performance balanced armature per channel
Nominal Impedance: 45 Ohms @ 1kHz
Sensitivity: 98 dB SPL for a 0.1Vrms input into IEC60318-4 ear simulator @1KHz
Maximum Output: 120dB SPL
Cable: 4 ft length, user-replaceable, with Estron T2 connectors
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