[ForSure]

I purchased the Radius HP-TWF41 from Massdrop about a month ago.  Some how I think it is better than the Grado 325, am I crazy?

 

[Emerald Core]

I am interested to read reviews on Radius iems in general via NePlayer app. 
There is a new iPhone 7 lightening connecter headphone released by them. Interested to read impressions on them as well. 
 
Any feedback? 

 

[FastAndClean]

http://ohm-image.net/opinion/audiophile/review-radius-wn4-hp-twf41

 

[FastAndClean]

http://jeffri.me/2016/06/a-bold-but-very-smooth-iem-from-japan-radius-hp-twf41-casual-review/

 

[jant71]

Anyone gonna be able to compare the Radius and the new Elecom coming Nov. 12th or so? Same deal, piezo and dynamic, two step depth ear caps fitting, MMCX connection. Even though the new flagship is a dual dynamic and the PDD is a $150 model and much less pricey vs. the TWF31 and 41 but still good to see how they compare.

 

[Ultrainferno]

Wow there's hardly any mention of this unit on HF. Call me surprised as it's a really nice IEM.
Is it discussed elsewhere maybe?

 

[FastAndClean]

 

[Ultrainferno]

  http://ohm-image.net/opinion/audiophile/review-radius-wn4-hp-twf41

 
 

  http://jeffri.me/2016/06/a-bold-but-very-smooth-iem-from-japan-radius-hp-twf41-casual-review/

 
And here is review number 3: http://www.headfonia.com/review-radius-hp-twf41-all-for-the-music/
 

 

[Sp12er3]

really am surprised there's basically 0 traction for these in this forum.
I'd say the treble this has is special enough to warrant some attention for its price.
it sounds so unique.

 

[RSC08]

Well they're from 2016, relatively expensive and almost unavailable except for ebay and Amazon.jp... How can you get traction under those conditions?

 

[Sp12er3]

yeah but it should have at least some namtraction, Radius isn't really a new name in the industry,
I know the quality of its build is pretty atrocious for the price

 

[jant71]

These were never gonna get much traction around here since the first Radius model had fit challenges to be kind due to their shape. The second model was closely rebranded by Brookstone and gotten on sale quite cheap. Then the final nail in any chance to be popular was the price hike over those last models of nearly $200. Interest was there but enough to get many purchases over the competition at the time.

 

[RPKwan]

I've pulled these out recently, paired with a PW 1960s 2-wire and N8 I would say these have a fighting chance against many TOTL EST IEMs, believe it or not.

 

[Sp12er3]

they are resolving, and actually sounds unique for its time especially because of that Piezo driver.
really it's only weakness is the super cheap build it has,
it's sad seeing a lot of then with MMCX connection problem.
So far its basically my most resolving IEM and I bought it at 100usd, basically a dirt cheap price, if anyone can find a good deal for one, they defjnitely should try it.

 

[Elladan71]

These were never gonna get much traction around here since the first Radius model had fit challenges to be kind due to their shape. The second model was closely rebranded by Brookstone and gotten on sale quite cheap. Then the final nail in any chance to be popular was the price hike over those last models of nearly $200. Interest was there but enough to get many purchases over the competition at the time.

Fwiw, the Brookstone model that was supposedly a clone of the second-generation Radius DDM was *not the same as the IEM it looked like. It was inferior in every way even to the first generation DDM.