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  • 17:29

    SIVGA LYREBIRD $149 Quadbrid A Mimick?

    60/100
    1,1 k vuesjuil. 2026

    The reviewer finds the Sivga Lyrebird to be a well-built and comfortable IEM with a clean, neutral-bright tuning that offers good clarity and naturalness, but he criticizes the implementation of its four-driver setup, noting that it doesn't significantly outperform cheaper alternatives like the Sivga Q or Blon A6, and that the tuning has some peaks and valleys that could have been smoothed. He scores it 60/100, seeing it as decent value at $149 but not a standout.

    Produit testéSivga Lyrebird81
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  • 17:52

    SIVGA M260 Flat Earbuds Some Good BUDS and the POPO Swooping Down To Steal My Flower!

    572 vuesjuin 2026

    The reviewer praises the Sivga M260 flat earbuds for their balanced, natural sound with excellent mid-range and open staging, especially given the low price. They find the USB-C option convenient and the overall package impressive, though they note fit may be tricky for smaller ears and that the earbuds require a short adjustment period to dial in the sound.

    Produit testéSivga M26078
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  • 17:09

    Xenns Mangird Top Pro 4K

    3 k vuesaoût 2025

    The reviewer finds the Xenns Mangird Top Pro to be a unique and well-executed IEM with a lush, mid-centric W-shaped tuning that stands out in the crowded mid-market. It requires higher volume to reveal its full character, offering punchy bass, smooth treble, and a warm, colored sound that may not appeal to everyone. The packaging and accessories are praised as excellent, and the reviewer ultimately enjoys the set after spending time to understand its tuning.

    Produit testéXENNS MANGIRD TOP PROPas encore noté
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  • 17:45

    Sivga Que UTG $97 90 A Different Que 4K

    1,5 k vuesjuil. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Sivga Que UTG to be a unique and engaging mid-centric IEM, praising its clean, uncolored mids and special glass diaphragm driver, which makes female vocals sound sublime. While it has some weaknesses like thin lower mids and average soundstage, the reviewer is very enthusiastic about it, especially given its sub-$100 price and excellent accessory package, and considers it a standout product that sounds different from other dynamic drivers.

    Produit testéSivga Que UTG74
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  • 18:56

    EPZ K9 4K

    1,4 k vuesjuin 2025

    The reviewer found the EPZ K9 to be a technically capable and engaging hybrid IEM with a neutral, slightly mid-forward tuning and polite bass. It excels with female vocals, rock, and classical music, especially when paired with a warmer tube source, but the lower mids and note weight can feel light on more analytical sources. The design is praised, though the cable and ear hooks are a minor miss.

    Produit testéEPZ K972
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  • 19:21

    CVJ Aria 2025 Waifu Edition

    1,8 k vuesmars 2025

    The reviewer praises the CVJ Aria 2025 Waifu Edition as a well-tuned single dynamic IEM with a unique tuning that excels in vocals, mids, and treble, offering a smooth and engaging sound. They note the sub-bass is rolled off, making it less ideal for bass-heavy genres, but overall consider it a great all-rounder and a worthy purchase at $79, especially for those who appreciate a more intimate soundstage.

    Produit testéCVJ Aria55
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  • 16:56

    Unique Melody Mest Mkii

    1,9 k vuesfévr. 2025

    The reviewer finds the Unique Melody MEST MKII to be a niche, specialty IEM with excellent bass, air, and detail, but criticizes its thin, hollow midrange and overly bright treble, which makes vocals sound off. He concludes it is not an all-rounder and recommends auditioning before purchase, as it did not suit his preferences.

    Produit testéUnique Melody MEST MKII70
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  • 20:27

    EPZ P50 - OPEN BACK 5 Driver Hybrid Monster!

    4,4 k vuesjanv. 2025

    The reviewer is highly impressed with the EPZ P50, praising its balanced, uncolored tuning with a slight bass boost, excellent midrange clarity, and outstanding treble extension from the micro-planar drivers. The open-back design contributes to a remarkably spacious and realistic soundstage, making it a standout value at $209. The only minor criticisms are the thin, stiff stock cable and the recessed two-pin connectors.

    Produit testéEPZ P50Pas encore noté
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  • 27:27

    PULA ANVIL 114

    4,3 k vuesnov. 2024

    The reviewer is highly impressed with the PULA Anvil 114, praising its balanced, natural tuning and the unique contribution of the bone conduction driver, which adds a special sense of space and texture to the sound. They find the bass deep and organic, the mids clean and detailed, and the treble smooth and extended, concluding it is a masterfully tuned and special set.

    Produit testéPULA Anvil 114Pas encore noté
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  • 14:54

    MYER AUDIO CKLVX D62

    1,7 k vuesnov. 2024

    The reviewer finds the Myer Audio CKLVX D62 to be a well-built, attractive IEM with a balanced, mild V-shaped sound, tight bass, and smooth extended treble. However, it faces stiff competition under $250, and the reviewer prefers the cheaper Pula Anvil 114 for its deeper bass, more natural tonality, and bone conduction driver, making the D62 good but not special.

    Produit testéMyer Audio CKLVX D6272
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  • 22:00

    TRI DRACO - HOLY DRAGON BALLZ

    1,6 k vuessept. 2024

    The reviewer is highly impressed with the TRI Draco, praising its fun, engaging sound signature with a strong mid-bass emphasis and clean mids, along with excellent build quality that looks far more expensive than its price. They find it a massive surprise compared to a previous model, noting it excels at conveying emotion and musical enjoyment over technical precision, though it sacrifices some clinical clarity and resolving power. The open-back design is seen as a genius move that adds spaciousness, making it a great choice for live recordings and a wide range of genres.

    Produit testéTRI DracoPas encore noté
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  • 29:53

    TRI I3 MK3 A MID CENTRIC TRIBRID

    1,7 k vuessept. 2024

    The reviewer finds the TRI I3 Mk3 to be a well-built and comfortable tribrid IEM with excellent mid-range and female vocal reproduction, but notes that its mid-centric tuning pushes bass and treble back, making it less balanced and potentially disappointing for newcomers expecting a more versatile sound. The stock cable is stiff and the 4.4mm-only connection requires a powerful source, which may limit its appeal despite its quality.

    Produit testéTRI I3 Mk372
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  • 19:12

    EPZ K5 A REFRESHING BANGER

    1,4 k vuesaoût 2024

    The reviewer finds the EPZ K5 to be a refreshing departure from the common Harman-tuned IEMs, praising its fast, punchy mid-bass, clean and slightly recessed mids, and detailed, non-fatiguing highs. They highlight its excellent performance with rock music and its fun, engaging presentation, though they note the stock cable's chin slider is problematic. Overall, they recommend it as a unique and enjoyable hybrid at its price point.

    Produit testéEPZ K558
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  • 19:34

    Meyer Audio CKLVX D41

    3,1 k vuesavr. 2024

    The reviewer praises the CKLVX D41 as an excellent value under $200, highlighting its organic, natural bass, balanced mids, and smooth highs. While it lacks the 3D staging and micro-detail of pricier sets, it excels as an all-rounder that's easy to enjoy across genres. The reviewer remains highly impressed after extended listening.

    Produit testéMyer Audio CKLVX D4171
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  • 7:17

    KZ Symphony - DOG SHIT LEVEL BAD!

    2,7 k vuesmars 2024

    The reviewer strongly dislikes the KZ Symphony, calling its tuning severely flawed with scooped mids and a weak dynamic driver that distorts. It requires powerful amplification to reach usable volume, making it impractical for phones. The reviewer concludes it is not worth the price and advises against buying it.

    Produit testéKZ Symphony54
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  • 59:53

    64 Audio Volür - Pinnacle Level TOTL

    1,7 k vuesfévr. 2024

    The reviewer considers the 64 Audio Volür a top-tier in-ear monitor, praising its exceptional bass implementation and musicality, while noting it is the best release from 64 Audio they have heard. They highlight the effective isobaric bass design and the overall resolving yet musical sound, though they criticize the included stock cable as inadequate for the price.

    Produit testé64 Audio Volür72
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  • 33:15

    PULA PA02 - THE BANGER OF 2023 BOOM!

    8,9 k vuesdéc. 2023

    The reviewer is highly enthusiastic about the PULA PA02, calling it a standout IEM of 2023 and possibly the best-tuned set he has heard this year regardless of price. He praises its balanced, musical tuning, excellent bass quality, and coherent sound, and strongly recommends it, especially at the discounted price he paid.

    Produit testéPULA PA0263
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  • 14:50

    ZIIGAAT NUO - And This Is Only The Baby!

    3,1 k vuesnov. 2023

    The reviewer praises the Ziigaat Nuo as an exceptional budget IEM, highlighting its balanced, neutral tuning, comfortable fit, and impressive performance for under $30. While noting it lacks top-tier technicalities and stage size, he finds it a highly enjoyable all-rounder that excels with vocals and rock, with minor caveats about needing extra power and a slight lack of piano weight.

    Produit testéZiigaat Nuo73
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  • 19:49

    KZ PR3 FAIL Lets Go for #4

    5,1 k vuesnov. 2023

    The reviewer finds the KZ PR3 disappointing, citing a severe channel imbalance, a lack of bass and depth in the soundstage, and an uncomfortable nozzle angle that affects fit and tuning. While it has good width and handles female vocals and string instruments well, the overall tonality is thin and bright, and the build quality issues make it hard to recommend.

    Produit testéKZ PR366
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  • 21:25

    TRN TA4 The Evolution Continues!

    1,6 k vuesnov. 2023

    The reviewer praises the TRN TA4 as a well-balanced and smooth-sounding IEM with a fast, controlled bass and natural vocals, highlighting its excellent modular cable and good value at under $80. They note it favors female vocals slightly and has a coherent multi-driver setup, though it lacks deep sub-bass extension and has less isolation due to the semi-open back. Overall, they consider it a great tuning and a strong recommendation, especially for those prioritizing mids and highs.

    Produit testéTRN TA460
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  • 18:19

    FATfreq Scarlet Mini Demi God Status!

    2,8 k vuesnov. 2023

    The reviewer is highly impressed with the FATfreq Scarlet Mini, describing it as a special and emotionally engaging IEM that excels in bass-heavy music while remaining versatile enough for relaxed listening. They praise its build quality, fit, and the fun, visceral bass response, though they note it is not the most resolving and that they personally would prefer a bit more mid-bass and treble. Overall, they consider it a top-tier basshead IEM with a 'demigod' status.

    Produit testéFATfreq Scarlet Mini70
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  • 22:53

    TRN Conch It's Conch Time!

    8,9 k vuesnov. 2023

    The reviewer praises the TRN Conch as an exceptional budget IEM, especially at its 11.11 sale price of $25. He finds it well-balanced, with a clean and speedy bass, neutral vocals, and good detail retrieval, even comparing it favorably to the more expensive Simgot EA500. The tunable nozzles and modular cable are highlighted as standout features, making it a no-brainer purchase.

    Produit testéTRN Conch70
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  • 15:08

    ARTTI R1 3DD'S OF GREATNESS!

    5,4 k vuesnov. 2023

    The reviewer highly praises the ARTTI R1 as a hidden gem, highlighting its natural and balanced sound with excellent bass, vocals, and 3D soundstage, especially for the price. They consider it a standout dynamic driver IEM that outperforms many more expensive options, with only a minor complaint about the cable tie.

    Produit testéARTTI R167
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  • 23:39

    BQEYZ Wind - Much Special Sauce In There!

    1,8 k vuesnov. 2023

    The reviewer highly praises the BQEYZ Wind, highlighting its excellent tonality, natural vocals, and a 3D soundstage enhanced by a working bone conduction driver. They describe it as a well-priced, special-sauce IEM with a warm, laid-back tuning that excels in bass texture and instrumental separation, though it is not a detail beast and requires adequate power to shine.

    Produit testéBQEYZ Wind71
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  • 25:09

    Softears Twilight Engineered Magic!

    2,5 k vuessept. 2023

    The reviewer is highly impressed by the Softears Twilight, praising its unique 3D soundstage, exceptional resolution, and organic, natural tonality. They note it is very source-sensitive and requires a warm source and specific tips/cables to shine, but when properly paired, it delivers a magical, immersive listening experience that is unlike anything else they've heard.

    Produit testéSOFTEARS TWILIGHT69
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  • 32:54

    FAT FREQUENCY GRAND MAESTRO - ULTIMATE TUNABILITY

    2,4 k vuesjuin 2023

    The reviewer praises the FATFreq Grand-Maestro as a standout, highly tunable IEM with exceptional bass and treble tuning, a versatile soundstage, and impressive build quality, though it is very large, has long nozzles that may cause fit issues, and requires an extra purchase for the second tuning module. Despite some ergonomic and value concerns, the reviewer concludes it is worth the price for its performance and flexibility.

    Produit testéFATFreq Grand-MaestroPas encore noté
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  • 24:43

    TRN TA3 - CRAZY GOOD VALUE

    1,3 k vuesmai 2023

    The reviewer is highly impressed with the TRN TA3, calling it an outstanding value at around $58. He praises its excellent build quality, modular cable, and well-integrated triple-driver setup, noting it sounds significantly better than the more expensive Kiwi Ears Quartet. He finds the bass, vocals, and instrumentals all perform exceptionally well for the price, with no major flaws.

    Produit testéTRN TA355
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  • 24:36

    Audiosense AQ4 - Boomy Bloat

    505 vuesmars 2023

    The reviewer re-evaluates the AudioSense AQ4 after initially being harsh, but concludes that even with premium accessories and source gear, the IEM's tuning is fundamentally flawed. The bass is excessively bloated and muddy, masking mids, highs, and detail across a wide range of test tracks, making it unenjoyable for most music. The reviewer ultimately dismisses it as poorly tuned, with no redeeming sonic qualities.

    Produit testéAudioSense AQ465
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