[flipper203]

More body than EM32 sounds interesting.
Anyway, it seems that the most relevant test would be to try them, but unfortunately I have no chance for the moment.

Maybe if someone can make a direct comparison with the Velvet (2nd version) which I have now, will bring some more light.

Thanks!

send a mail to earsonic, they may give you some clues about the different medium sounding

 

[cfc7]

send a mail to earsonic, they may give you some clues about the different medium sounding

I thought about this but I have the feeling they will answer based on what they will want to sell first.

 

[sly_in_the_sky]

I don’t think so, from my experience, they remain objective.

 

[JohannLiebert]

We need Andromeda vs ES5, especially soundstage and treble department are highly interesting.

 

[cfc7]

send a mail to earsonic, they may give you some clues about the different medium sounding

Using the email on their site or do they have a special one for IEM recommendations?

 

[flipper203]

use the contact page directly

 

[cristobalroy]

We need Andromeda vs ES5, especially soundstage and treble department are highly interesting.

I have an Andromeda and my ES5 is on the way. I will make comparison once I receive the ES5. Thanks

 

[justrest]

I have an Andromeda and my ES5 is on the way. I will make comparison once I receive the ES5. Thanks

I look forward to hearing from you!

 

[myusernameislove]

I look forward to hearing from you!

So do I!

 

[cristobalroy]

Credit to Marcus of Headfonics: https://headfonics.com/2018/01/earsonics-es-5-review/2/

Andromeda and ES-5 Comparo

Tonally the Andromeda could be classed as musical sounding with its u-shaped presentation but it differs markedly from the ES-5’s cooler sounding V-Shaped presentation.
Of particular difference are the warmer mid-bass and generally richer instrumental timbre of the Andromeda creating a smoother and sweeter sounding mid-range. Instrumental note body has a bit more body and a sweeter sound than the ES-5.

The ES-5 will hit lower and harder than the Andromeda, its sub-bass has more presence and rumble so it will also sound a little deeper and more holographic in terms of staging. Instrumental positioning will be further back with a hall like dimension.

Both have refined vocal deliveries that do a fantastic job of avoiding unnecessary sibilance though again Andromeda’s better body and more elevated vocal presence is the more engaging of the two.

Both do treble very well with excellent articulation and detail however they do have different tonal qualities to them. Again, its that body thing with the Andromeda delivering a little more compared to the ES-5 which goes for a more forward and energetic top-end signature and a bit more sparkle in the final octave.

As of now still waiting the arrival of my ES-5.

 

[sly_in_the_sky]

Interesting comparison. Thank
you.

 

[sly_in_the_sky]

Another interesting test:

https://www.headfonia.com/review-earsonics-es5/

 

[Ultrainferno]

Another interesting test:

https://www.headfonia.com/review-earsonics-es5/

Thanks for the share!

 

[sly_in_the_sky]

You are welcome...

 

[craigcpj]

I am so excited, I have just received a new Cayin N5ii DAP and I have a balanced copper Double Helix cable coming for the combo also.

I'll have :
Cayin N5ii DAP
IBasso P5 Falcon for AMP
Earsonics ES5 uIEM


I'll post feedback ASAP