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10:14The reviewer finds the YU9 Audio QUE IEMs to be a very impressive $399 hybrid, praising their coherent tuning and realistic cymbal reproduction, though noting a slightly recessed midrange and some treble glare that can be mitigated with tip rolling. He gives a strong recommendation for those seeking a warm-neutral sound.
Producto reseñadoYu9 Audio Que73
10:28The reviewer spent a couple of hours with the Campfire Audio Chimera and was highly impressed, calling it an outstanding pair of IEMs that delivers exceptional coherence, natural timbre, and a level of musical engagement he hasn't experienced before in in-ears. He notes the bass can be a bit much for his neutral preference, but the overall quality makes the IEMs disappear and lets the music take center stage.
Producto reseñadoCampfire Audio Chimera66
13:05The reviewer praises the Campfire Audio Andromeda 10 as a coherent and versatile IEM, noting its excellent driver integration and ability to handle various music genres well. While it may not match the treble, bass, or midrange of some specialized competitors, its overall balance and tuning flexibility via ear tips make it a reliable all-rounder. The reviewer concludes it's a strong choice for those seeking a cohesive listening experience under $2,000.
Producto reseñadoCampfire Audio Andromeda 1080
10:11The reviewer finds the Meze Strada to be a well-built, comfortable closed-back headphone that combines the Liric's design with the 109 Pro's driver, offering precise imaging and punchy, controlled bass that excels with modern pop and rock. However, its mid-range focus and lighter bass can make older, less bass-heavy music sound tinny, and it pairs best with warmer-sounding gear. Overall, it's a fun and engaging listen for certain genres, but not a universal recommendation.
Producto reseñadoMeze STRADA72
9:35The reviewer finds the Meze 105 Silva to be a well-crafted, easy-to-drive headphone that offers a slightly warmer and less detailed sound than the pricier 109 Pro, but with a touch more treble and midrange presence than the cheaper 105 AER. Its main strength is that it performs well straight from a phone or computer without needing a separate amp or DAC, making it a great choice for casual listeners. However, the reviewer notes that for the extra $100 over the 105 AER, you mainly get wood cups and a dongle DAC, and if you want significantly more clarity, you'd need to step up to the 109 Pro or a planar like the Arya Stealth, which requires better gear.
Producto reseñadoMeze 105 Silva78
27:40The reviewer finds the Meze Empyrean II to be a significant improvement over the original, with a less dark and thick sound, more detail, and better value due to the inclusion of the upgraded cable and dual earpads. The design remains comfortable and premium, and the new tuning options provide versatility. Overall, it is a well-received update that addresses previous criticisms.
Producto reseñadoMeze Empyrean Ii77
13:00The reviewer finds the Meze Advar IEMs to be well-constructed and visually appealing, with a comfortable fit and good accessories. They perform best with acoustic, classical, and jazz music, offering a pleasant soundstage and believable instrument texture, but the treble can be sizzly and harsh with modern pop, and bass is not excessive. The sound improves significantly with higher-end gear, though the treble remains slightly imperfect even then.
Producto reseñadoMeze ADVAR57
28:03The reviewer finds the Dan Clark Audio Expanse to be a technically impressive open-back flagship that uses AMTS technology to reduce distortion and improve clarity. They note it requires powerful desktop amplification due to low sensitivity and impedance, but when properly driven, it delivers a highly accurate and detailed sound. The design is praised for comfort, repairability, and portability, though the reviewer implies it is not for portable use.
Producto reseñadoDan Clark Audio Expanse74
24:01The reviewer finds the FiiO FH5s a significant improvement over the original FH5, with much clearer sound and a useful tuning switch system for bass, mids, and treble. They recommend using the bass and mid switches with the standard tips to get the best performance, though they note the treble is not as refined as other aspects. Overall, they consider it a great in-ear monitor when played to its strengths, particularly in bass.
Producto reseñadoFiiO FH5s63
17:54The reviewer finds the FiiO FD5 to be a well-built and entertaining in-ear monitor with a punchy, V-shaped sound, but notes that the default wide nozzle produces an overwhelming bass and tizzy treble. Switching to the narrow nozzles significantly improves refinement and instrument separation, making them competitive with more expensive IEMs, though the treble remains slightly sharp. Overall, they are a great value for the price, especially with the nozzle swap.
Producto reseñadoFiiO FD558
10:13The reviewer finds the V-Moda M200 to be a durable, portable closed-back headphone with a neutral, flat sound that suits monitoring but lacks bass and treble sparkle. They note the sound can be improved with EQ or the balanced cable, making it a reasonable choice for those seeking a neutral, adjustable headphone, though it's not as detailed as open-back planars at the same price.
Producto reseñadoV-Moda M20051
13:47The reviewer finds the FiiO FH3 to be a strong budget hybrid IEM, offering punchy bass, good midrange, and cohesive sound for the price, though the treble can be harsh and the soundstage is somewhat narrow. They recommend using aftermarket tips like SpinFits to get the best performance.
Producto reseñadoFiiO FH360
11:32The reviewer found the Meze Rai Solo to be a well-built and comfortable IEM with a warm, balanced sound signature after a lengthy burn-in period, but was ultimately disappointed by the closed-in and muffled midrange, which made it fall short of the competition at its price point.
Producto reseñadoMeze Rai Solo52
25:51The reviewer finds the FiiO FH7 to be a significant refinement over the FH5, with improved clarity and detail across the frequency range, though the bass is slightly reduced. The changeable nozzles and extra tips are largely ineffective, only slightly altering treble, and the stock cable can make the sound too bright for some. Overall, it's a great all-rounder that competes well with much more expensive IEMs, but the tuning options are mostly gimmicks.
Producto reseñadoFiiO FH766
13:25The reviewer compares the Campfire Audio Atlas with the Solaris and HiFiMan RE2000, finding the Atlas has a V-shaped sound with thundering, entertaining bass that can be overwhelming on bass-heavy tracks but works surprisingly well with classical music. The Solaris is more balanced and better for small venue recordings, while the RE2000 excels with classical but is sibilant and thin on other genres. The Atlas is praised for its fun, engaging bass but criticized for recessed vocals and excessive warmth on some tracks.
Producto reseñadoCampfire Audio Atlas56
9:29The reviewer finds the Aeon Flow Open to be an excellent entry-level high-end headphone, offering a neutral presentation with a slight mid-bass boost. They note it scales well with better gear and is a great upgrade from models like the Sennheiser HD 650, though it has a narrower soundstage compared to the more expensive Ether Flow. Overall, they consider it a fantastic value that could satisfy many listeners without needing to spend more.
Producto reseñadoDan Clark Audio Aeon Flow Open52
19:02The reviewer finds the Campfire Audio Atlas to be a high-quality dynamic IEM with excellent bass, treble extension, and build quality, though it has a V-shaped sound signature that may not suit all music. They consider it a worthy successor to the Vega and a strong competitor to more expensive IEMs like the HiFiMan RE2000, especially for well-recorded acoustic music. The included Final tips and cable design are praised, but the brightness can be overwhelming with poorly recorded or older music.
Producto reseñadoCampfire Audio Atlas56
17:43The reviewer finds the HiFiMAN Susvara to be a technically impressive and highly resolving headphone that excels with powerful amplification, offering a lively and detailed sound with a deep soundstage. However, they note that the fit and finish lacks the final flagship polish, the headphones are extremely power-hungry, and they require a significant burn-in period to eliminate crackling. Overall, the Susvara is seen as a strong contender that challenges the Focal Utopia, but its demanding nature and high price are notable considerations.
Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN Susvara77
12:06The reviewer finds the Sony MDR-Z1R to be a highly enjoyable, entertaining headphone with a warm, dark tuning that prioritizes listening pleasure over neutrality. It offers excellent detail retrieval, a strong bass presence, and a flexible soundstage that adapts to the music, though it can sound slightly harsh in the mids and treble and may feel muffled compared to more neutral rivals. Overall, the reviewer gives a big yes, noting it has grown on them and works well across genres.
Producto reseñadoSony Mdr-Z1r64
16:56The reviewer finds the HiFiMan Edition X V2 to be a well-improved, comfortable, and classy-sounding planar headphone that serves as a more versatile and easier-to-drive alternative to the flagship HE1000 V2. While noting some minor ergonomic quirks and a preference for more powerful amplification, the overall impression is positive, with significant design refinements that enhance sound quality and build feel.
Producto reseñadoHiFiMAN Edition X V263