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Thank you. These IEMs do well with female vocals, but kinda lack in male vocals, otherwise the Mids are Clean and pretty much neutral. The bass is more emphasized on the Upper Sub-Bass and slowly drops off at lower Midrange.
As requested, the frequency graph. The colored ones are the compensated graphs (for Diffuse Field and my bass roll off), the grey is the raw measurement.
That sudden drump from the 5 kHz region seems to be popular in Dunu's IEMs as well, which gives them a distinct sound, one that these IEMs have as well in the upper vocals.
I'll also attach the MEE A161 for comparison to Tyll and Rin's graph as my DIY cheap setup hasn't been verified too much in public yet. Keep in mind that my system isn't 100% perfect or fool proof. But it'll give you a good idea about sound.
Thank you. These IEMs do well with female vocals, but kinda lack in male vocals, otherwise the Mids are Clean and pretty much neutral. The bass is more emphasized on the Upper Sub-Bass and slowly drops off at lower Midrange.
). They are extremely clean though. These do good with female vocals since they actually have a decent resonance peak. I get a bass focus in the lower-bass closer to the sub-bass region. Leads to a stronger impact, but is tight enough to offer a good punch. 
