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• 8:49

  The Rise of Humanity: A Review of the Campfire Holocene IEM

  3,3 k vuesoct. 2021

  The reviewer praises the Campfire Holocene IEM for its balanced, fast, and detailed sound with excellent layering and a wide, holographic soundstage. They appreciate the smooth yet detailed treble and the slight warmth in the midrange that adds emotional engagement, but note that bass is not powerful enough for bassheads. Overall, they give it high marks and recommend it for most listeners except those seeking heavy bass.

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• 5:14

  Battle of the Earphones #01 A4000 and E5000: Root Beer and Lemonade

  3,3 k vuesjuil. 2021

  The reviewer compares the Final E5000 and A4000 after three weeks of use, finding both competent but with distinct sound signatures. The E5000 is described as warm, creamy, and bass-heavy, suited for traditional pop, while the A4000 is bright, clean, and detailed, better for J-pop and acoustic music. The reviewer concludes that either is a good choice depending on preference for bass or neutrality.

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• 11:42

  Ted's Day Out: A Walking Review of the final Audio E4000

  4,7 k vuesmai 2021

  The reviewer finds the Final E4000 to be a well-built, comfortable, and natural-sounding earphone with a mild V-shape signature. It offers excellent bass resolution, liquid vocals, and good treble extension, though it requires a powerful source to perform at its best. Overall, it provides strong value for its price, especially when paired with a proper amplifier or DAP.

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• 8:17

  A final Audio E5000 Review: Except its at Gardens by the Bay

  2,8 k vuesavr. 2021

  The reviewer finds the Final E5000 to be a warm, laid-back earphone with excellent bass extension and a sweet midrange, ideal for genres like jazz and pop. It has a well-built stainless steel chassis and comfortable fit, but its slower decay and warm signature limit clarity and instrument separation, making it less suitable for those seeking a neutral or highly detailed sound. The reviewer recommends it for listeners who enjoy a cozy, natural tonality, while suggesting the E4000 for a more balanced alternative.

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