The Evoke is a hybrid in-ear monitor designed using the combinations of a single dynamic driver for bass, a full range balanced armature driver for mids, and a micro tweeter balanced armature for the upper trebles.
Both arrived today! The Evoke............hands down one of the best balanced and preforming (per $ spent) Hybrid units of the year. A DD, a mids-treble BA and a tweeter BA. If I was ever going to do a collaboration this would be what it would be like. Full-on fit, full-on sound value, full-on build quality..........done, done, done.
Amazing! Now I think this is an off-shoot of Linsoul THIEAUDIO being KiiBoom, as they already had my e-mail? The format of the web-site is identical to Linsoul? Plus the clincher is the other IEM I was sent is identical to the Linsoul THIEAUDIO Elixir, only it's 1/2 the price!
A Single Driver with the Sound of Twenty... The Allure was designed with a minimalistic approach towards maximizing the full potential of a single driver in-ear
Note just how close it is to the Elixir, only 1/2 the price, and a different cable.
If you're wondering what's in the box........well not much. KiiBOOM is putting all the effort into the IEM, sound, fit, finishing.......as it should be. I love it! Though maybe a set of wide-bore tips would be nice........especially for the young-ones who may not have a large selection of ear-tips?
Both arrived today! The Evoke............hands down one of the best balanced and preforming (per $ spent) Hybrid units of the year. A DD, a mids-treble BA and a tweeter BA. If I was ever going to do a collaboration this would be what it would be like. Full-on fit, full-on sound value, full-on build quality..........done, done, done.
Amazing! Now I think this is an off-shoot of Linsoul THIEAUDIO being KiiBoom already had my e-mail? The format of the web-site is identical to Linsoul? Plus the clincher is the other IEM I was sent is identical to the Linsoul THIEAUDIO Elixir, only it's 1/2 the price!
A Single Driver with the Sound of Twenty... The Allure was designed with a minimalistic approach towards maximizing the full potential of a single driver in-ear
Note just how close it is to the Elixir, only 1/2 the price, and a different cable.
I would say the Allure is exactly like the Elixir, if not better? I mean I did back to backs today, as I was curious......and after two cable swaps on the same song at the same volume, yep everything was identical, yet the vocals sounded slightly clearer for a second, which (let me tell you) is slightly confusing. So I will say simply it’s all good, and the Allure is maybe a hair better than the Elixir. But I still have to do two more things......1) burn-in, and 2) use the included cable. I haven’t used the included cable yet.
But after burn-in the Allure could maybe even become the superior IEM, or of course exactly the same. But it was a very wild experience having everything be the same, then the vocals come forward slightly with better detail?
Hope this helps?
I will get pictures up soon of the included cable, and I haven’t done cable comparisons between the Elixir and Allure. The included cable is different maybe? Maybe they think the Allure cable is even better, but it IS very different than the one that comes with the Elixir?
Also I wish I knew if the Evoke was a renamed THIEAUDIO IEM, and which one? I have never seen exactly this configuration, maybe it’s new?
I would say the Allure is exactly like the Elixir, if not better? I mean I did back to backs today, as I was curious......and after two cable swaps on the same song at the same volume, yep everything was identical, yet the vocals sounded slightly clearer for a second, which (let me tell you) is slightly confusing. So I will say simply it’s all good, and the Allure is maybe a hair better than the Elixir. But I still have to do two more things......1) burn-in, and 2) use the included cable. I haven’t used the included cable yet.
But after burn-in the Allure could maybe even become the superior IEM, or of course exactly the same. But it was a very wild experience having everything be the same, then the vocals come forward slightly with better detail?
Hope this helps?
I will get pictures up soon of the included cable, and I haven’t done cable comparisons between the Elixir and Allure. The included cable is different maybe? Maybe they think the Allure cable is even better, but it IS very different than the one that comes with the Elixir?
Also I wish I knew if the Evoke was a renamed THIEAUDIO IEM, and which one? I have never seen exactly this configuration, maybe it’s new?
I was wondering the same thing about the Evoke. It basically looks like another ThieAudio IEM, they must at least be using the same manufacturer, if not more.
Have you heard the Aful Performer5? This might be a good alternative/comparison with the Evoke…
I was wondering the same thing about the Evoke. It basically looks like another ThieAudio IEM, they must at least be using the same manufacturer, if not more.
Have you heard the Aful Performer5? This might be a good alternative/comparison with the Evoke…
Yes, the Awful would be a great comparison and totally pertinent side by side. Though I don’t have that at this time. I will be doing a few other comparisons to try and ascertain value, though.
Well, starting off a new company (so to speak) gives us an idea of two almost complementary IEMs. Both doing their jobs slightly different, where the Evoke is the total hybrid sound, and the Allure has that cohesive thing going on. Though both are on the warm side of the street, yet they choose them to be such a middle of the road style of warmth, I can’t see anyone as having any issue with it.
The cable ends a fascination in that it being so "coil-able"........even in battle with the ISN G4, different tips had to be used as the included cable somehow has an edge of brightness that's hard to mess with? One of the nicest included cables to cross my desk this year!
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