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Moondrop SSP

57/ 100
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Prix cohérent

34 €
prix typique, EUR
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En bref

Marque
Moondrop
Type
Intra-auriculaires filaires (IEM)
Port
-
Connexion
Filaire
Réduction de bruit
Non
Sortie
2020

Détail du scoremoyen au global

Son6.4
Rapport qualité-prix5.1

The Moondrop SSP is a wired in-ear monitor featuring a beryllium-coated dome diaphragm and amorphous metal alloy housing, designed for accurate sound reproduction with a frequency response of 20-20000Hz.

L'avis HearWikiCondensé par IA

Le Moondrop SSP est un écouteur intra-auriculaire abordable à transducteur dynamique unique qui offre un réglage équilibré, chaleureux et cohérent, ce qui en fait un choix sûr et largement attrayant pour son prix. Il présente une qualité de fabrication solide, un confort d'écoute agréable et de bons médiums, mais il nécessite une source puissante pour briller et présente des limites dans l'extension des aigus, la profondeur de la scène sonore et la finesse technique, en particulier sur les morceaux complexes.

Ce qui convainc

  • Réglage équilibré et chaleureux
  • Qualité de fabrication solide
  • Confort d'écoute
  • Bons médiums et basses engageantes
  • Câble détachable

Ce qui déçoit

  • Nécessite une source puissante
  • Extension et clarté des aigus limitées
  • Scène sonore peu profonde
  • Petite pochette de rangement incluse

Paraphrasé à partir de tests publiés et de fiches techniques - pas un essai original. Notre transparence sur l'IA.

Caractéristiques

Audio - Moondrop SSP
Transducteurs par côté1
Réponse en fréquence20 Hz - 20 kHz
Impédance16 Ω
Sensibilité94 dB/mW
Sensibilité (dB/Vrms)112

Ce qu'ont dit les tests(en anglais)

5 source(s) alimentent le score de ce produit.

audioreviews.org

The reviewer finds the SSP comfortable, well-built, and musically natural, with a generally enjoyable presentation. The main drawbacks are a potentially aggressive upper-midrange, a need for substantial power, and a soundstage that is not especially deep.

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head-fi.org

The Head-Fi review page presents the SSP as a budget single-dynamic-driver IEM with strong construction, good mids, and good price-to-performance value. It also suggests the treble and soundstage are only moderate rather than exceptional.

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medium.com

The reviewer considers the SSP a safer, more broadly appealing tuning than the SSR and a strong entry point at its price. The main criticism is that the earphone still struggles at the extremes of the frequency range.

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nobordersaudiophile.wordpress.com

This review says the SSP is appealing for its balanced, cohesive tuning, warm timbre, and very good design for the price. It also criticizes the sound for lacking clarity, extension, and technical refinement, especially in busy passages.

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primeaudio.org

This review describes the SSP as comfortable, tonally balanced, and enjoyable, with engaging bass performance. It also notes that it needs a strong source to perform at its best and that the included storage pouch is impractically small.

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Ce que disent les testeurs YouTube(en anglais)

Les tests vidéo que nous avons trouvés, chacun résumé à son verdict. Ils entrent dans le score HearWiki, avec un poids plus faible qu'un test écrit publié.

Le consensus

Mitigésur 6 vidéos

Reviewers agree the Moondrop SSP is a well-built, comfortable, and affordable IEM with a warm, bass-boosted sound that makes it more consumer-friendly than its sibling, the SSR.

Les testeurs ont apprécié

  • Excellent build quality with metal shells and matte finish
  • Very small and comfortable fit
  • Warm, non-fatiguing sound with good bass impact

Les testeurs ont pointé

  • Bass can be bloated or lack definition
  • Treble is rolled off or lacks airiness
  • Less technical and detailed than the SSR
23:19

REVIEW! Moondrop SSP - The Spaceship for Everyone

Super* Review41,6 k vuesnov. 2020

The reviewer finds the Moondrop SSP to be a well-built, comfortable, and affordable IEM with a more consumer-friendly, bass-boosted sound compared to its sibling the SSR. While the tuning is more mainstream, it retains the same upper-midrange lift and excellent physical design, making it a strong budget option, though it is slightly harder to drive than expected.

12:47

Moondrop SSP Review - More Fun, Still Nice! ( vs SSR, TC01 + Measurements )

zpolt19,7 k vuesmars 2021

The reviewer finds the Moondrop SSP to be a capable and enjoyable IEM that offers great value, presenting a warmer and more relaxed sound compared to its sibling, the SSR. While it retains the technical strengths of the SSR, its added bass and smoother treble make it a more fun, non-fatiguing listen, though it may lack some air and energy for treble-sensitive listeners or those who prefer more revealing sound.

17:21

Moondrop SSP Earphones Review (and the uses and abuses of frequency graphs)

Bad Guy Good Audio Reviews10,3 k vuesdéc. 2020

The reviewer finds the Moondrop SSP to be a very good, recommended earphone despite its frequency graph suggesting potential issues with elevated bass and treble. He emphasizes that graphs don't tell the whole story, and through listening to various tracks, the SSP delivers authoritative bass, clear treble, and no fatigue, making it a great value at around $40. The only minor criticism is that the bass sounds like it comes from a slightly smaller driver, and he suggests using foam tips.

15:04

Moondrop SSP Review | Alive and Kicking!

Prime Audio Reviews10 k vuesdéc. 2020

The reviewer finds the Moondrop SSP to be an excellent, highly comfortable IEM with a musical, V-shaped sound signature that improves upon the SSR by adding perceived bass and reducing fatigue, though it sacrifices some detail and treble airiness. He prefers it over the SSR and Tin HiFi T2 Plus for its engaging sound, but still considers the BLON BL-03 the better value at this price point due to its unique 'x-factor' sound quality.

8:42

Moondrop SSP - Is the bassy SSR any good?

the Honest Audiophile9,4 k vuesdéc. 2020

The reviewer finds the Moondrop SSP to be a well-built and comfortable IEM with a warm, bass-heavy sound, but considers it less technically capable than its sibling, the SSR, due to bloated bass and rolled-off treble. He recommends it for casual listeners who prefer a smoother, less bright tuning, but personally prefers the SSR for its clarity and detail.

9:00

Moondrop SSP Review | Better Than The SSR?

Max Settings8,9 k vuesdéc. 2020

The reviewer finds the Moondrop SSP to be a decent budget IEM, better than its sibling the SSR due to a boosted bass that makes the shouty mids less bothersome. However, it remains V-shaped, warm, and muddy with average resolution, and the reviewer suggests paying a bit more for a better option like the Tin T2 Plus.

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