Redcarmoose
Headphoneus Supremus
The volume wheel makes me wish it had a lock switch to prevent accidental volume increase. The Price looks very reasonable though.
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The volume wheel makes me wish it had a lock switch to prevent accidental volume increase. The Price looks very reasonable though.
Is it related with the Aure Audio brand ?After reading about these, I decided to buy the Aür Audio Aure.
Frequency Response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz
Impedance: 26 ohm© at 1 kHz
Sensitivity: 111dB at 1 kHz
Bass (1): Proprietary 8mm DD
Midrange (2): Knowles Custom Midrange Driver
Treble (4): Knowles Custom Dual Tweeter
These are a balanced set with clarity and detail retrieval beyond their price of 370 USD, to my ears. It is a small business setup by two audiophiles and they deserve to be supported, so I bought a set.
I believe they are different businesses. These guys are Singaporeans and based in Singapore.Is it related with the Aure Audio brand ?
https://www.instagram.com/aure_tw/?hl=fr
I didn't quite understand.
A humorous example being a car model from the past - Chevy Nova. In Spanish loosely sounding like “Chevy doesn’t go”…I believe they are different businesses. These guys are Singaporeans and based in Singapore.
EDIT: This is the email address if any is looking to buy: I am told the website is under construction.
The link you posted appears to be Taiwanese or at least based in Taiwan.
The perils of having a business which sell across the world is that the name might clash with another company in a country you never dreamed of.
Worse still the name of your product could mean something unspeakable in another language. That is why large corporations spend a fortune on researching a name before they use it.
This review https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/moondrop-aria-snow-edition.25942/reviews#review-29090 by NymPHONOmaniac compares Aria SE to NiceHCK Youth.Anyone know if the NiceHCK Youth is any good? https://aliexpress.com/item/1005004227058894.html
People completely forgot this exists, seems like it could be a promising set, potential competition to the Olina.
Yeah, i'm somewhat curious.This review https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/moondrop-aria-snow-edition.25942/reviews#review-29090 by NymPHONOmaniac compares Aria SE to NiceHCK Youth.
TLDR: "All in all, the Moondrop is from another league here, both in tonality and technicalities and offer a more refined and mature neutral tuning which could be consider less fun and exciting for basshead and treblehead."
Hum. Ok. This is clarified.I believe they are different businesses. These guys are Singaporeans and based in Singapore.
EDIT: This is the email address if any is looking buy: nicolashjteo@gmail.com
I am told the website is under construction.
The link you posted appears to be Taiwanese or at least based in Taiwan.
The perils of having a business which sell across the world is that the name might clash with another company in a country you never dreamed of.
Worse still the name of your product could mean something unspeakable in another language. That is why large corporations spend a fortune on researching a name before they use it.
Hahaha yeah nice idea.
is it shouty?
Moondrop Stellaris
Outstanding 14.5mm Planar Driver In-Ear Monitor
High-Precision Sub-Nanometer Driver Diaphrage
Fully Symmetrical Magnetic Circuit
Exquisite Starry Sky Theme Appearance
Comfortable Liquid Silicone Ear Tips
PRODUCT PRICE
$109.99 USD
https://www.linsoul.com/products/moondrop-stellaris
Who ever guessed the Moondrop Planar Stellaris Universal IEM would be a flop, guess again.....sounds like a headphone soundstage, big-vibrant and giant? Fit and comfort are top-rate too?
You know, it’s that borderline style, but that’s also what gives it the soundstage maybe. To tell you the truth, that was my main concern too...but I used a solid copper cable, and wide bore tips. It’s there........the aspect of forwardness which shows in the graph, yet it still is not burned-in yet, and the energy is not that bad? It’s not condensed into a tight area?is it shouty?
i think that is the biggest concern from the graph
Nice one Chris. Love how they look! Good ergonomics?After reading about these, I decided to buy the Aür Audio Aure.
Frequency Response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz
Impedance: 26 ohm© at 1 kHz
Sensitivity: 111dB at 1 kHz
EDIT:
Bass (1): Proprietary 8mm DD
Midrange (2): Knowles Midrange Driver
Treble (4): E Audio Dual Tweeter
These are a balanced set with clarity and detail retrieval beyond their price of 370 USD, to my ears. It is a small business setup by two audiophiles and they deserve to be supported, so I bought a set.
I did not know they were Singaporean. This makes it your second pair of Singaporean iems?I believe they are different businesses. These guys are Singaporeans and based in Singapore.
EDIT: This is the email address if any is looking buy: nicolashjteo@gmail.com
I am told the website is under construction.
The link you posted appears to be Taiwanese or at least based in Taiwan.
The perils of having a business which sell across the world is that the name might clash with another company in a country you never dreamed of.
Worse still the name of your product could mean something unspeakable in another language. That is why large corporations spend a fortune on researching a name before they use it.