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6:05The reviewer finds the Op.22 a solid budget IEM with a unique dual-mode bass boost, but feels the tuning is less balanced than its predecessor, the Op.24, and that the bass-heavy mode can overwhelm the sound. They recommend it for bass lovers seeking a simple switch between a clean and a bass-heavy signature, but personally prefer the Op.24.
Produit testéooopusX Op.2258
5:38The reviewer finds the Odyssey 2 to be a smooth, safe-sounding IEM with a lean midrange and rolled-off treble, but criticizes the cheap stock cable and notes it doesn't stand out in a crowded market. They prefer the more exciting Crescent for its treble extension, though the Odyssey 2 could suit those who found the Crescent too sharp.
Produit testéZIIGAAT x Hangout.Audio: Odyssey 268
6:52The reviewer is highly impressed with the OoopusX Op.24, a $49 IEM with a 2DD x 4BA setup and two tuning modes. They find it offers great versatility and sound quality for the price, making it a new benchmark in the budget category, despite some minor build and design quirks.
Produit testéOoopusX Op.2456
10:04The reviewer finds the Symphonium Audio Crimson to be a high-quality 4-BA IEM that defies expectations by delivering detailed, immersive sound despite its driver count. However, they note significant fit and comfort issues, requiring aftermarket cables and tips, and recommend pairing it with a powerful source. Overall, they are impressed by its performance and consider it a worthy purchase for those who can achieve a proper fit.
Produit testéSymphonium Audio Crimson76
6:46The reviewer finds the Tangzu x HBB XuanNv to be a well-balanced dual dynamic driver IEM at $79, offering a tasteful tuning that avoids the bass-heavy signature typical of HBB collaborations. They praise its striking design, generous accessory package, and comfortable fit, while noting that it struggles with busy tracks and has average detail retrieval. Overall, they consider it a strong value pick for those seeking a balanced sound, especially compared to the Tripowin Kyua.
Produit testéTangzu x HBB XuanNvPas encore noté
8:41The reviewer finds the FATfreq Scarlet Mini to be an extremely bass-focused IEM that delivers deep, rumbling low-end without distortion, but at the cost of mid-range clarity and treble presence. It is positioned as an alternative to the Maestro Mini rather than a successor, with the Maestro Mini offering a cleaner, more detailed sound while the Scarlet Mini is smoother and more fun for bass lovers. The reviewer appreciates the design and accessories but notes the Scarlet Mini can overwhelm with bass and lacks micro-detail.
Produit testéFATfreq Scarlet Mini70
13:38The reviewer converts their universal FATFREQ Maestro SE into a custom IEM and finds the custom version more comfortable with a better seal, while noting subtle sound changes like slightly more treble presence and air, but slightly less bass impact and leaner vocals. Overall, they are very satisfied and consider it a personal upgrade, praising the build and aesthetics.
Produit testéFATFREQ MAESTRO SEPas encore noté
10:39The reviewer finds the Monarch MkIII to be a well-rounded, smooth-sounding IEM that offers a taste of higher-tier performance at a more accessible price. They praise its comfortable fit, engaging bass, and balanced vocal presentation, though they note the treble is subdued and the overall sound can feel slightly congested on busy tracks. They recommend it for those seeking a detailed yet non-fatiguing listen.
Produit testéThieaudio Monarch MkIII77
8:19The reviewer finds the Unique Melody MEST MKII to be a special and addictive IEM, praised for its unique sound presentation, wide soundstage, and pinpoint imaging. However, it has a recessed midrange with vocals lacking presence, and treble can be piercing for sensitive listeners. Despite its high price and need for power, the reviewer considers it a worthy daily driver.
Produit testéUnique Melody MEST MKII70
4:32The reviewer finds the Tripowin x HBB Kailua to have a well-controlled, impactful bass with a warm and lush presentation, while maintaining vocal presence and clarity. However, the accessories are underwhelming and the connector positioning causes some ear discomfort, preventing it from being a home run. Overall, the reviewer still recommends it for its sound quality, especially among dual dynamic driver IEMs.
Produit testéTripowin x HBB KailuaPas encore noté
8:00The reviewer gives first impressions of the FATfreq Scarlet Mini, noting it has a punchy mid-bass, clean midrange, and good highs, but the treble extension and detail retrieval are lacking, making it sound less open and distinct. They believe the prototype needs more treble refinement to elevate its performance, and they are curious to compare it with the Maestro Mini in the future.
Produit testéFATfreq Scarlet Mini708:00The reviewer gives first impressions of the FATFreq Grand-Maestro, praising its versatility through the vocal switch and tuning modules, and notes that it improves on the Maestro SE with more treble extension and detail while slightly reducing bass. They find the black module the best default, though the blue module makes it sharper, and they are excited about upcoming modules with more bass.
Produit testéFATFreq Grand-MaestroPas encore noté
5:31The reviewer finds the KZ x HBB PR2 to be an excellent entry-level planar IEM for its price, praising its premium metal build, comfortable fit, and smooth, laid-back sound signature. While noting the bass is slightly slower than typical planars and the treble lacks some sharpness, they conclude it's the best budget planar option currently available, even preferring it over the more expensive Dioko.
Produit testéKZ X HBB PR2675:31The reviewer finds the KZ x HBB PR2 to be an excellent budget planar IEM, praising its premium metal build, comfortable fit, and smooth, laid-back sound signature with good bass and imaging. While it requires significant power to drive and has slightly soft treble detail, the reviewer considers it the best entry-level planar option at this price, even preferring it over the pricier Dioko for its more engaging presentation.
Produit testéKZ PR264
10:33The reviewer compares the Fatfreq Maestro Mini and Maestro SE, finding the SE superior in technicalities like imaging, separation, and sub-bass depth, while the Mini offers better comfort and treble extension. The SE is not four times better despite its higher price, but the incremental gains justify it for the reviewer. The Mini is a solid introduction to the Maestro series.
Produit testéFATFREQ MAESTRO MINI6610:33The reviewer compares the Fatfreq Maestro SE and Maestro Mini, finding the SE superior in technicalities like imaging, separation, and sub-bass depth, though the Mini offers better comfort and treble extension. The SE is considered a step up but not four times better, with the price difference justified only by incremental gains for enthusiasts.
Produit testéFATFREQ MAESTRO SEPas encore noté
9:32The reviewer compares the Fatfreq Maestro SE to the Sony IER Z1R, finding both have exceptional bass but with different presentations. The Maestro SE offers a deeper, more immersive, concert-like bass with a slightly more forward midrange, while the Z1R has a cleaner, more analytical bass with a wider soundstage. Ultimately, the reviewer prefers the Maestro SE due to its better fit and more engaging sound, despite the Z1R's superior treble detail and airiness.
Produit testéFATFREQ MAESTRO SEPas encore noté
13:12The reviewer praises the Fatfreq Maestro SE as an exceptional bass-focused IEM, describing its sub-bass as the deepest they've experienced, with a live-concert-like impact that doesn't bleed into the mids or treble. They note the midrange is well-balanced, treble is smooth, and imaging is spectacular, though the fit is large and requires power. Despite minor nitpicks, they consider it one of the best bass IEMs they've heard.
Produit testéFATFREQ MAESTRO SEPas encore noté
6:31The reviewer praises the IKKO Obsidian OH10 for its exceptional, deep bass that is the main reason to buy it, and finds the fit extremely comfortable despite the weight. However, they note that the very forward mids and treble can be fatiguing, and the included cable is inadequate, requiring a replacement.
Produit testéIKKO Obsidian OH1066
8:03The reviewer finds the Dioko to be a good value planar IEM with clear mids and a nice cable, but is disappointed by its lack of bass impact, bright treble, and poor fit/seal, ultimately preferring other options. They advise trying it before buying due to fit and sound preferences.
Produit testé7Hz x Crinacle: Salnotes Dioko66