Bild © WestoneThe Westone MACH 40 is a four-driver universal IEM with a balanced, smooth soundstage and a V-shaped signature, ideal for musicians and daily listening. It features a 3-way passive crossover, ergonomic design, and includes a SuperBaX cable and premium accessories.
The Westone MACH 40 is a four-driver balanced-armature in-ear monitor with a warm, smooth, and laid-back tuning that prioritizes comfort and fatigue-free listening over aggressive detail or treble energy. Its 30-ohm impedance and 100 dB sensitivity mean it benefits from a dedicated amplifier to reach its full potential. While it offers a cohesive and natural sound for vocals and acoustics, its recessed mids and intimate stage may not satisfy those seeking high energy or spaciousness. Its solid build and detachable cable make it a reliable choice for long sessions, but it may feel underpowered compared to dynamic-driver rivals in terms of impact.
| Treiber | BA |
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| Treiber pro Seite | 4 |
| Frequenzgang | 10Hz-20kHz |
| Impedanz | 30 Ω |
| Empfindlichkeit | 100 dB/mW |
| Treiber | BA |
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| Treiber pro Seite | 4 |
| Frequenzgang | 10Hz-20kHz |
| Impedanz | 30 Ω |
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| Empfindlichkeit | 100 dB/mW |
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| Abnehmbares Kabel | Yes |
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| USB-C | No |
The MACH 40 is presented as a coherent, well-balanced in-ear monitor with a rich, cohesive tuning that blends vocals and instruments smoothly. The reviewer frames it as a reference-oriented model that trades some excitement for a more natural, fatigue-free presentation.
The MACH 40 is described as warm, smooth, and easy to listen to, with strong vocal and acoustic performance. The reviewer notes that it sacrifices some micro-detail, soundstage size, and treble energy in exchange for comfort and a non-fatiguing sound.
Ganzen Test lesenThe MACH 40 is judged less favorably because its mids are pulled back, which makes vocals sound muffled and somewhat muddy. The reviewer also finds the treble subdued and the soundstage intimate, resulting in a more congested presentation overall.
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