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  • 8:30

    BINARY ACOUSTICS 1900 REVIEW

    4,2 k vuesjuil. 2026

    The reviewer finds the Binary Acoustics 1900 to be a well-tuned, neutral-sounding IEM with excellent clarity and naturalness, though it has a relaxed bass and slightly forward upper mids. It is considered the brand's best set yet, offering a balanced and controlled presentation that suits listeners preferring accuracy over a fun or engaging sound. The reviewer recommends it strongly for its price point.

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  • 5:05

    Juzear x Z Reviews Defiant Gamefidelity Edition Review

    4 k vuesmai 2026

    The reviewer praises the Defiant Game Fidelity Edition as a strong all-rounder IEM at $109, noting it retains the original's excellent sound signature while adding a mic and USB-C dongle for gaming convenience. He highlights its technical performance, clean bass, and precise imaging, recommending it especially for gamers or those wanting mic functionality, though he notes it's identical in sound to the original.

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  • 7:19

    EPZ P40, Melody Wings Venus & GK20 Pro

    4,3 k vuesfévr. 2026

    The reviewer finds the Melody Wings Venus to be a treble-focused IEM with a bright and fatiguing sound, particularly due to a prominent 5kHz peak that causes sibilance. While it has precise imaging and decent technicalities, the overall tuning sounds odd and unnatural, making it unsuitable for long listening sessions. The reviewer concludes that despite some positive aspects, the Venus is not for them.

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  • 7:19

    EPZ P40, Melody Wings Venus & GK20 Pro

    4,3 k vuesfévr. 2026

    The reviewer finds the EPZ P40 to be a well-built IEM with excellent fit and a premium modular cable, but its bright Harman-style tuning with heavy treble emphasis may not suit everyone. While it offers clean, precise bass and good technical performance, the lean mids and lack of bass weight are trade-offs, making it a niche choice for treble lovers.

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  • 13:18

    Great budget planar! Fiio/Jade Audio JT7!

    19,8 k vuesnov. 2025

    The reviewer finds the FiiO/Jade Audio JT7 to be an excellent budget planar headphone, offering surprisingly good tonality, natural vocals, and solid bass for its $129 price. While it has minor issues like slightly forward upper mids and a small edge in the lower treble, the overall value is outstanding, making it a strong recommendation.

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  • 7:36

    7Hz x Crinacle Divine & Diablo: So Different!

    4/5
    10,9 k vuesnov. 2025

    The reviewer compares the 7Hz x Crinacle Divine and Diablo, finding the Divine to be a clear winner with a neutral-bright, detailed sound that excels in midrange clarity and treble, while the Diablo is too warm and bass-heavy, muddying the mids. The Divine is praised as a highly competitive planar IEM at $149, earning a 4/5 rating, though it lacks sub-bass impact for bass heads.

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  • 6:07

    Hisenior Mega7 Review

    4/5
    7,5 k vuesnov. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Hisenior Mega7 to be a technically impressive hybrid IEM with excellent detail, clarity, and a clean, airy sound signature, though it leans bright and lacks mid-bass punch. It is recommended for those who prioritize clarity and sub-bass rumble over warmth or bass impact, and it earns a four-star rating.

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  • 8:32

    AFUL DAWN-X: AFUL's Best IEM!!!

    4.5/5
    6,6 k vuessept. 2025

    The reviewer considers the AFUL Dawn-X a flagship IEM that excels in natural mids, smooth treble, and top-tier technicalities, making it a versatile all-rounder. It outperforms the previous AFUL flagship and several competitors in most aspects, though it is not for bass heads or those with small ears. The reviewer rates it 4.5 out of 5 stars.

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  • 10:30

    Letshuoer Mystic 8 & DX1

    4/5
    3,2 k vuesaoût 2025

    The reviewer praises the Letshuoer Mystic 8 for its exceptional comfort, compact titanium build, and lifelike, natural mid-range tonality. It has a neutral-bright sound with a tasteful treble boost, but the bass is light and not for bass lovers. The reviewer rates it 4 out of 5 stars, recommending it for those who value natural vocals and a non-fatiguing treble.

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  • 6:55

    PULA Unicrom: All-Rounder With 4 Color Options

    4/5
    5 k vuesaoût 2025

    The reviewer praises the PULA Unicrom as a well-rounded single dynamic driver IEM with a balanced, bass-boosted sound, excellent build and accessories, and a standout modular cable. They recommend it for bass lovers and those seeking a warm, non-fatiguing tuning, though they note it's not for those wanting a neutral or reference sound. The reviewer gives it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.

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  • 8:40

    ZiiGaat Crescent: Airy & Detailed

    4/5
    7 k vuesjuil. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Ziigaat Crescent to be a well-rounded, lively hybrid IEM with a mild V-shaped sound, featuring satisfying bass, forward yet natural mids, and airy upper treble. It excels in technical performance and comfort, though the boosted upper treble may not suit everyone. The reviewer rates it 4 out of 5 stars, recommending it for those seeking an engaging all-rounder, but not for bass heads or treble-sensitive listeners.

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  • 11:34

    ZiiGaat Luna: Musical Done Right!!

    8,3 k vuesjuil. 2025

    The reviewer highly recommends the Ziigaat Luna as a well-rounded, relaxing in-ear monitor that offers a smooth, warm, and airy sound signature with good detail and excellent value at its price point. It excels in comfort, build quality, and included accessories, making it a strong all-rounder for casual listening across many genres, though it lacks the physical bass slam of dynamic drivers and has a notable upper treble boost.

    Produit testéZiigaat Luna73
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  • 10:34

    Truthear Pure: Warmth

    3/5
    24,2 k vuesjuin 2025

    The reviewer finds the Truthear Pure to be a well-built IEM with a comfortable fit and excellent cable, but its overly warm and bass-heavy tuning overwhelms the mids and reduces vocal clarity, making it a niche product for those who love very warm, laid-back sound signatures. He prefers the more neutral and clearer Truthear Hexa, and rates the Pure three out of five stars.

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  • 12:50

    Hisenior Cano Cristales: Details!!!

    5,2 k vuesjuin 2025

    The reviewer finds the Hisenior Cano Cristales to be a technically impressive hybrid IEM with outstanding bass, detail, and imaging for its price, but notes that its energetic upper mids and lower treble can be edgy or intense, making it less ideal for sensitive listeners or certain genres like rock and metal. He ultimately prefers smoother competitors like the Ziigaat Top Pro for long listening sessions, but recommends the Cristales to bass lovers seeking high technical performance.

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  • 13:07

    Kefine Quatio: Good Choice

    8,7 k vuesjuin 2025

    The reviewer finds the Kefine Quatio to be a good hybrid IEM with excellent bass quality and a standout, natural mid-range, though the lower treble can be too energetic for sensitive listeners. It offers great build, accessories, and technical performance for the price, but faces stiff competition from the cheaper Juzear Defiant, which the reviewer prefers overall.

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  • 13:07

    Punch Audio Martilo: POWER!!!!!

    13,1 k vuesjuin 2025

    The reviewer highly praises the Punch Audio Martillo as an excellent bass-focused tribrid IEM that delivers powerful, controlled bass without sacrificing vocal clarity or treble detail. He finds it more fun and engaging than a more expensive competitor, and considers it a great value at $330, with superb build quality, comfort, and accessories.

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  • 8:15

    Twistura Woodnote: Pretty Good

    3.5/5
    4,2 k vuesmai 2025

    The reviewer finds the Twistura Woodnote to be a solid single dynamic driver IEM with a warm, vocal-forward tuning, excellent build and accessories, and a comfortable fit. While the default vocal nozzle can be slightly intense, switching to the standard nozzle improves the sound significantly. It's recommended for those who enjoy a warm, mid-bass-focused sound with good treble detail, but not for those needing strong isolation or deep sub-bass.

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  • 11:38

    Moondrop Illustrious: Open-Back?

    5 k vuesmai 2025

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Illustrious to be a comfortable, small, and well-built IEM with a warm, smooth, and laid-back sound signature. While the mid-range and natural timbre are praised, the bass lacks impact and the treble is too relaxed, with technical performance considered underwhelming for the $899 price. It is recommended for those seeking a fatigue-free, open-sounding IEM with a focus on tonality over detail.

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  • 10:12

    ZiiGaat Arcanis: For Vocal Lovers

    3.5/5
    4,9 k vuesmai 2025

    The reviewer finds the Ziigaat Arcanis to be a well-built, comfortable IEM with a beautiful design, but its sound signature is highly specialized for vocal-forward and acoustic music, particularly excelling with female vocals. However, it lacks bass quantity and warmth, making it less suitable for bass-heavy genres or as an all-rounder, and the included cable is underwhelming for the price. The reviewer rates it 3.5 stars, noting it's good but not exceptional compared to competitors.

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  • 9:28

    Moondrop Rays: Gamers Must Try

    4/5
    19,2 k vuesmai 2025

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Rays to be a solid gaming IEM with excellent built-in EQ and DSP features, offering good sound quality and comfort, though the default tuning is bass-light and the microphone is quiet. They recommend it for gamers and EQ enthusiasts, but note that pure sound quality competitors exist at the price.

    Produit testéMoondrop RAYS78
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  • 12:52

    EPZ P50: Hype or Skip??

    7,7 k vuesfévr. 2025

    The reviewer finds the EPZ P50 to be a visually appealing and comfortable tribrid IEM with a clean bass and good imaging, but he is ultimately disappointed by its sound quality, citing a shouty midrange, splashy treble, and a lack of cohesion, especially on busy tracks. He suggests that other IEMs in the same price range offer better tuning and detail, though he notes his unit had a phase issue that may have affected his experience.

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  • 11:06

    ZiiGaat Odyssey: Mega Fun

    4/5
    15,6 k vuesfévr. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Ziigaat Odyssey to be a fun, engaging, and lively-sounding IEM with excellent bass and natural mids, though the lower treble can be intense for sensitive listeners. It's recommended for bass lovers and hip-hop/EDM fans, but not for treble-sensitive users or those expecting premium accessories. The reviewer rates it 4 out of 5 stars.

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  • 12:00

    Moondrop Meteor: Next Level Treble

    11,6 k vuesjanv. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Meteor to be a comfortable and well-built tribrid IEM with exceptional, class-leading treble that is smooth and non-fatiguing, and a natural, vocal-forward midrange. However, the bass is notably light in quantity and impact, which may disappoint those seeking a punchy low end, though its quality is excellent. Overall, it's recommended for treble-sensitive listeners and vocal-focused tunings, but not for bassheads.

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  • 16:37

    Tanchjim Mino: Great TWS!

    9,7 k vuesjanv. 2025

    The reviewer praises the Tanchjim Mino as a budget-friendly TWS with excellent sound quality, robust build, and an impressive app with extensive EQ customization. While the ANC is weak, the overall performance, comfort, and value at $42 make it a strong recommendation, especially for those who enjoy tweaking sound profiles.

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  • 18:47

    Softears Volume S: Super Good!!

    27,6 k vuesjanv. 2025

    The reviewer praises the Softears Volume S as an excellent hybrid IEM with outstanding mid-range vocals, superb timbre, and top-notch technical performance for its price. He highly recommends the low impedance mode but dislikes the high impedance mode, finding it shouty and bright. Overall, he considers it a standout product in its price range.

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  • 17:11

    FIIO FT1 REVIEW!! A TRUE VALUE!!

    54,8 k vuesdéc. 2024

    The reviewer finds the FiiO FT1 to be an exceptional value, offering impressive build quality, accessories, and a fun, engaging sound signature that competes with more expensive closed-back headphones. While it has a slight V-shaped tuning with a minor treble graininess at high volumes, its natural timbre, strong bass, and wide soundstage make it a top recommendation under $200.

    Produit testéFiiO Ft180
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  • 11:37

    ArpegEar Hane: Topping's FIRST IEM!

    4,2 k vuesnov. 2024

    The reviewer finds the Arpegear Hane to be a versatile single-dynamic-driver IEM with a clever four-switch tuning system that allows users to adjust the sound signature to their preference. While the stock tuning emphasizes the upper midrange and has decent but not spectacular bass, the switches effectively address these issues, making it a great option for beginners or those who like to experiment. However, its technical performance and detail retrieval are average, and it requires more power than typical IEMs, especially with switches engaged.

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  • 10:24

    NICEHCK NX8: Tuned Like Aful 5+2?

    8,5 k vuesnov. 2024

    The reviewer finds the NX8 to be a well-rounded, fun-sounding IEM with a strong, impactful bass and a smooth, non-fatiguing treble. It's praised for its comfortable fit and attractive price, though it lacks some detail and a modular cable. Overall, it's recommended for bass lovers and those seeking a smooth, engaging sound.

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  • 14:03

    Meta Meets SUB-BASS!! (Mega5EST Bass Edition)

    11,5 k vuesnov. 2024

    The reviewer finds the Hisenior Mega5EST Bass+ to be a specialized, bass-focused version of the original Mega5EST, with a significant sub-bass boost and slightly elevated mid-bass that delivers deep, tactile rumble while keeping the mids clean and natural. It retains the smooth, balanced tuning of the original, with good detail and comfort, but is not a class leader in technicalities and is aimed squarely at bass enthusiasts. The reviewer recommends it for bass heads who want a fun, fatigue-free sound, while noting the original is a safer all-rounder.

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  • 13:21

    Moondrop MOCA: Very Good!

    31,1 k vuesnov. 2024

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Moca to be a very good true wireless earbud at $49, praising its natural sound signature, effective ANC, and useful features like wireless charging and an optical sensor. They rank it highly among Moondrop's TWS lineup for both sound quality and features, though they note it doesn't get extremely loud and lacks LDAC support.

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  • 18:57

    PULA Anvil 114: Bone Conduction!

    11 k vuesnov. 2024

    The reviewer is highly impressed with the PULA Anvil 114, praising its unique bone conduction driver that delivers a spacious, textured, and immersive midrange, along with dynamic bass and airy treble. He considers it a strong competitor in its price range, offering excellent build, accessories, and technical performance, though it may not suit those who prefer a more relaxed or neutral sound.

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  • 17:03

    Myer Audio CKLVX D62: New CKLVX

    8,5 k vuesnov. 2024

    The reviewer finds the Myer Audio CKLVX D62 to be a good-looking and comfortable IEM with excellent treble and detail, but criticizes its overly energetic and sometimes edgy mid-range, neutral bass, and difficult-to-swap modular cable. He prefers the previous D41 and other competitors like the Pula Anvil 114 and Performer 7 for better tuning and overall balance.

    Produit testéMyer Audio CKLVX D6272
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  • 12:08

    SeeAudio Bravery 2024: Air

    3.5/5
    9 k vuessept. 2024

    The reviewer finds the SeeAudio Bravery 2024 to be a good, detailed, and airy-sounding IEM with a bright U-shaped signature, but notes that the treble can be excessive and sibilant, the bass lacks punch, and the midrange is lean. It is recommended for those who prioritize micro-detail, female vocals, and a small comfortable fit, but not for bass lovers or treble-sensitive listeners.

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  • 10:52

    AFUL Cantor: Details!!

    11,1 k vuessept. 2024

    The reviewer finds the AFUL Cantor to be a highly detailed and resolving IEM with a smooth, airy treble and a sub-bass focus, but notes that it requires a deep fit to sound balanced and is not for bass heads or those wanting a relaxed, warm signature. He positions it as an upgraded, more resolving version of the Performer 8, with excellent technicalities but a lean male vocal presentation.

    Produit testéAful Cantor79
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  • 5:58

    Dita's BEST IEM: Project M

    10,6 k vuesjuil. 2024

    The reviewer praises the DITA Audio Project M as a significant improvement for the brand, highlighting its treble-focused tuning, airy soundstage, and impressive technical performance. However, he notes it is a niche IEM with a dry, controlled bass and a timbre that may sound unnatural or piercing to treble-sensitive listeners, making it a product to try before buying unless you are a treble head.

    Produit testéDITA Audio PROJECT MPas encore noté
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  • 6:21

    BUTTERFLY 61T: Da Bass Good

    11,2 k vuesjuil. 2024

    The reviewer finds the Butterfly 61T to be a good IEM with a standout bass response that is punchy and fun, but notes that the mid-range sounds congested and the treble is not smooth, which detracts from overall naturalness. Compared to competitors like the Performer 5 and I3 Mark III, it falls short in treble and mid-range clarity, leading to a mixed verdict despite its enjoyable bass.

    Produit testéJuzear Butterfly 61T70
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  • 7:53

    Meze's BEST IEM: Alba

    36,4 k vuesjuin 2024

    The reviewer praises the Meze Audio Alba as a major improvement over previous Meze IEMs, highlighting its well-tuned, natural sound with good clarity and detail for the price. They note minor drawbacks like a lack of bass punch, fit/seal issues, and average cable quality, but overall recommend it as a solid, safe purchase.

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  • 7:28

    MEGA LAID BACK IEM (Aful Explorer)

    30,3 k vuesmai 2024

    The reviewer finds the Aful Explorer to be a unique, very relaxed and smooth-sounding IEM with a sub-bass emphasis, ideal for long, easy listening sessions. While its tuning is distinctive and enjoyable across genres, the technical performance is average for the price, with a slightly dry and breathy timbre and a lack of airiness in the upper treble. Overall, it's a solid recommendation for those seeking a laid-back, non-fatiguing signature under $200.

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  • 6:03

    FiiO FT5: Only One Problem

    14,1 k vuesnov. 2023

    The reviewer finds the FiiO FT5's build, comfort, and accessories excellent, but criticizes its tuning, specifically a muddy lower midrange and bass that makes male vocals sound unnatural and instruments congested. The treble is praised for detail, and the reviewer suggests EQ as a fix, but concludes that out of the box, the FT5 is not something they'd listen to, giving it a mixed verdict.

    Produit testéFiiO Ft575
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  • 13:55

    YES!!......and no. Fiio FT3 32 ohm Version!

    10,3 k vuesoct. 2023

    The reviewer compares the 32-ohm FiiO FT3 to the original 350-ohm version, noting that while the 32-ohm model is easier to drive and has a more fun, bass-heavy tuning with smoother treble, the 350-ohm version offers better technical performance and a more neutral sound. The reviewer ultimately prefers the 350-ohm version but acknowledges the 32-ohm model is a great option for those needing easier drivability or preferring its tuning.

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  • 9:38

    Moondrop Joker

    15,5 k vuesaoût 2023

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Joker headphones disappointing, particularly due to their thin, hollow, and shouty tuning, which he describes as a worse version of previous Moondrop tunings. He also criticizes the non-foldable design and plasticky build, though he notes they are very light. Overall, he gives them a hard pass and urges Moondrop to avoid this tuning style in future products.

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  • 8:03

    Prestige...?

    14 k vuesjanv. 2023

    The reviewer finds the Thieaudio Prestige to have excellent build quality and a beautiful faceplate, but the sound is heavily treble-focused, which makes it overly bright and unnatural, especially for male vocals and cymbals. While the bass and lower mids are clean, the excessive treble is a deal-breaker for most, though treble enthusiasts might love it. Overall, it's not recommended over the Monarch MkII, which remains the better end-game option.

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  • 8:35

    Hexa

    80,2 k vuesnov. 2022

    The reviewer finds the TRUTHEAR HEXA to be a highly competent IEM for its price, offering excellent detail retrieval and a tuning inspired by the Moondrop Blessing 2 but made more palatable with added bass. However, the treble and upper midrange can be intense and fatiguing for sensitive listeners, and it lacks bass for bass lovers. Overall, it's considered a top contender under $100, but not a safe choice for everyone.

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  • 9:10

    MEGA DETAILS.... (Moondrop Stellaris Review)

    32,6 k vuesoct. 2022

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Stellaris to be an extremely detailed and technically capable planar IEM, but its bright, peaky tuning makes it sound unnatural and harsh, leading to a love-it-or-hate-it experience. He appreciates the note definition and micro-detail retrieval, which he considers the best in its price range, but he cannot recommend it for everyday listening, especially for newcomers, and suggests using his EQ preset to improve the tuning.

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  • 8:08

    CHEAPEST PLANAR IEM....(Kinera Celest Gumiho: Planar + BA )

    24,4 k vuessept. 2022

    The reviewer finds the Gumiho to be a versatile, warm, and bassy planar IEM that is easy to listen to, but it lacks excitement and has some clarity issues, particularly in the upper midrange and treble. It is a lukewarm recommendation, best for those who enjoy a warm, bass-focused sound, but not ideal for listeners who prioritize vocal clarity or are sensitive to treble peaks.

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  • 11:06

    BEST TUNED Planar IEM - Dunu Talos Review

    26,1 k vuessept. 2022

    The reviewer highly recommends the DUNU Talos, praising its neutral, open, and natural tuning, especially in planar-only mode, which he finds superior to the hybrid BA mode. He notes it excels in mid-range clarity and is comfortable for long listening sessions, though it lacks bass impact and airiness compared to other planars. Overall, he gives it a strong thumbs up for its unique, versatile sound signature.

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  • 12:21

    Review of the Sivga SV023

    5,8 k vuesaoût 2022

    The reviewer finds the Sivga SV023 to be an excellent open-back headphone at its $449 price point, praising its beautiful build, comfort, and especially its precise imaging and detail retrieval. While the bass is slightly light and the treble relaxed, the overall balanced sound and high-quality accessories make it a strong competitor in its class, though it requires sufficient amplification due to its 300-ohm impedance.

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  • 13:46

    MEGA POPULAR ENDGAME IEMS.... (Andromeda 2020, Divinity V16, Sony IER M9, 64 Audio Tia Trio)

    28,7 k vuesaoût 2022

    The reviewer tested the Sony IER-M9 alongside other high-end IEMs and found it to be a well-rounded, versatile earphone that improves on the M7 in every way, with better detail, soundstage, and treble extension. However, they felt it lacks a 'special sauce' or standout characteristic, making it excellent but not particularly exciting for the price. They recommend it as the most balanced IEM under $1000, but note it may not be as engaging as some competitors.

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  • 17:12

    BEST SINGLE DYNAMIC DRIVER IEM?! Softears Twilight Review

    15,5 k vuesaoût 2022

    The reviewer finds the Softears Twilight to be an excellent single dynamic driver IEM with a warm, relaxed tuning that surprisingly appeals even to those who typically prefer brighter signatures. It excels in bass quality, smooth treble, and overall musicality, though it lacks bass quantity and some treble sparkle, making it library-dependent. The reviewer considers it a top-tier option in its class, comparable to the Sennheiser IE600 but with a vastly different, more laid-back character.

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  • 12:47

    MOONDROP KATO (Blue) VS. EVERYTHING (Thieaudio Elixir, Yume Midnight, Timeless, S12)

    63 k vuesjuil. 2022

    The reviewer unboxes the blue colorway of the Moondrop KATO and re-evaluates it against current competitors in the $150-250 range. He concludes that the KATO remains one of the best IEMs under $200, offering a fun, safe tuning with good detail, though it faces strong competition from planars like the Timeless for detail retrieval. He advises owners not to upgrade to side-grades in the $200-300 range, suggesting saving for higher-end models like the Variations instead.

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  • 10:03

    XENNS MANGIRD TEA 2 VS. BLESSING 2 DUSK

    18 k vuesjuil. 2022

    The reviewer finds the XENNS MANGIRD TEA 2 to be a safe, well-tuned IEM with a warm, relaxed sound signature that is easy to listen to, but its technical performance, particularly imaging and detail retrieval, is a letdown at its price point. It is recommended for those sensitive to shouty upper mids or treble, but the Blessing 2 Dusk is preferred overall for its superior detail and balance.

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  • 10:33

    UNIQUE & MUST TRY but..... Dunu Vulkan Review

    12,6 k vuesjuil. 2022

    The reviewer finds the Dunu Vulkan to be a unique and unconventional IEM that stands out in its price range due to its distinctive tuning, which works well despite being different from typical options. It excels in soundstage width and detail retrieval, but lacks depth and layering, making it a niche choice for those seeking something new rather than a safe, conventional pick.

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  • 8:16

    NEW!!! Tangzu Shimin Li & Hidizs MD4

    9,4 k vuesjuil. 2022

    The reviewer gives a first impression of the Tangzu Shimin Li, a budget V-shaped IEM. He finds it generally acceptable for the $35 price, with good build and accessories, but notes that its instrumental separation and imaging are weak, and it is inferior to some other budget V-shaped options he prefers. He suggests it may appeal to fans of the tuning but recommends waiting for his full review.

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  • 8:58

    ARIA SNOW EDITION.....Will it beat Aria?

    39,3 k vuesjuin 2022

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Aria Snow Edition to be a well-tuned, relaxed-sounding IEM that retains the technicalities of the original Aria but with a tamer bass and treble. They prefer the original Aria for its more fun, V-shaped sound, but recommend the Snow Edition for those seeking a more natural and less bass-heavy listening experience. It is considered one of the best IEMs under $100.

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  • 11:54

    ONE OF THE BEST PLANARS - Raptgo Hook X Review

    18,3 k vuesmai 2022

    The reviewer praises the Raptgo Hook X as a phenomenal planar IEM, highlighting its exceptional soundstage and technical performance as standout features. While the tuning is well-executed with solid bass and neutral treble, the reviewer notes a slightly recessed upper midrange and occasional sibilance, making it a strong recommendation for those who prefer a laid-back, bass-focused signature.

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  • 11:51

    Unique Planar?? Tin Hifi P1 Max Review

    14 k vuesmai 2022

    The reviewer finds the Tin HiFi P1 Max to be a well-tuned but average-sounding planar IEM, with a warm, relaxed, and safe signature that stands out mainly for its tame treble and upper mids. It improves on the P1 and P1 Plus but is outclassed in technical performance and detail by competitors like the S12 and Timeless, making it a niche pick for those sensitive to treble.

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  • 12:42

    THEY DID IT AGAIN!! Softears Volume Review

    13,7 k vuesavr. 2022

    The reviewer finds the Softears Volume to be a well-tuned, musical IEM that offers excellent value at $285, sitting between neutral and V-shaped signatures. It competes strongly with pricier models like the Blessing 2 Dusk, offering about 95-98% of its technical performance for less money, and is recommended for those seeking a smooth, easy listen over analytical detail.

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  • 11:17

    7HZ Eternal VS. 7HZ Timeless (Review)

    14,9 k vuesmars 2022

    The reviewer finds the 7Hz Eternal to be a good-looking IEM with a clean bass and lower midrange, but it falls short of its predecessor, the Timeless, due to an uneven upper midrange and a subdued treble that lacks energy and detail. While it has decent technical performance, the tuning issues make it hard to recommend over the Timeless or the Moondrop Kato, though EQ can help remedy some of its flaws.

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  • 13:25

    BEST OF FIIO....with one condition - FiiO FD7 Review

    9,7 k vuesfévr. 2022

    The reviewer finds the FiiO FD7 to be a well-built, premium IEM with excellent accessories and improved technical performance over the FD5, but notes its relaxed, neutral tuning may lack excitement for some, and its treble peaks and lack of air are drawbacks. He concludes it's a good addition to a collection but not a top recommendation as a sole end-game IEM at $630 due to strong competition.

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  • 9:56

    24 HOURS DUNU SALE + Dunu Zen Pro Review

    5,5 k vuesnov. 2021

    The reviewer finds the Dunu Zen Pro to be a niche IEM with a neutral-leaning-dark sound signature, characterized by a relaxing treble that lacks extension and a bass that envelops the music but is not the most resolving. The midrange is clean and natural, with forward vocals, but the lack of treble extension affects detail retrieval and the soundstage feels narrow. Overall, it is a comfortable, loungy listen that suits specific tastes, but at $899 it faces stiff competition and may not be the best value for most listeners.

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  • 12:41

    BEST UNDER $15 IN-EAR!? Moondrop Quarks Review

    25 k vuesaoût 2021

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Quarks to be an exceptional value at $12.99, offering a smooth, relaxing, and well-tuned sound with forward female vocals and a natural timbre. While it lacks bass impact, treble energy, and micro-details compared to pricier IEMs, its overall musicality and comfort make it a highly recommended budget pick, even beating some more expensive competitors in vocal performance.

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  • 15:28

    BETTER THAN FH3? New FiiO FD3 IEM Review

    30,8 k vuesaoût 2021

    The reviewer finds the FiiO FD3 to be a fun, bass-heavy IEM with a versatile V-shaped tuning that will appeal to most listeners, especially newcomers. While the bass is impactful and the treble is well-executed with the red filter, the detail retrieval and resolution are not the best in its price range, and the bass can bleed into the mids. Overall, it's an easy recommendation for those seeking an enjoyable, thumpy sound rather than maximum technical performance.

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  • 12:31

    WORTH THE UPGRADE?? - Fiio FH5S Review

    15,4 k vuesmai 2021

    The reviewer finds the FiiO FH5s visually stunning but sonically polarizing. They describe the sound as thin and bright from the midrange up, with a lack of authority, though the bass is powerful with the right tips. They conclude it's a love-it-or-hate-it tuning and recommend trying before buying, suggesting alternatives like the FH5 or Dunu Zen for those seeking an upgrade.

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  • 13:41

    POWERFUL BASS + CRISPY TREBLE - TRI Starsea Review

    11,7 k vuesmai 2021

    The reviewer highly recommends the TRI Starsea IEMs for their powerful bass and excellent treble, noting they are among the best in the $100-200 range. While the default tuning has an aggressive upper midrange that may not suit all vocalists, a switch option can balance it, and the overall sound is comfortable and detailed. The main drawbacks are average imaging and subpar performance with orchestral music.

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  • 13:42

    IS IT WORTH THE MONEY?? - DUNU EST112 Review

    6,4 k vuesmai 2021

    The reviewer finds the DUNU EST112 to be a solid IEM with good bass impact, warm and detailed mids, and a wide soundstage, but notes a lack of treble detail and some fatigue. They conclude it's worth its price, but recommend saving a bit more for the DUNU SA6, which offers better treble resolution and versatility, unless you prefer the EST112's warmer signature for acoustic or orchestral music.

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