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PULA Anvil 114

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$200
typical price, USD
Discontinued
Manufacturer pageBuy now onAmazon

At a glance

Brand
PULA
Type
Wired IEMs
Fit
-
Connection
Wired
Noise cancelling
No
Released
2024

A six-driver tribrid IEM with one 10 mm dynamic driver, one 11 mm bone-conduction driver and four balanced armatures per side. It is designed as a versatile wired IEM for listeners across different music genres.

The HearWiki takeAI-condensed

The PULA Anvil 114 is a wired tribrid IEM that combines a 10mm dynamic driver, four balanced armatures, and an additional bone-conduction driver for a rich, multi-layered sound. Its hybrid design aims to deliver versatility across many music styles, making it a solid choice for genre-hopping listeners at around $200. With a low 16.5-ohm impedance and high 105dB sensitivity, it's easy to drive from most sources.

What works

  • Layered, detailed sound from hybrid driver setup
  • Easy to drive with low impedance and high sensitivity
  • Versatile tuning suited for many music genres
  • Comfortable 2-pin 0.78mm connection for cable swapping

What doesn't

  • No noise cancellation since it's fully wired
  • Bone-conduction driver may not suit everyone's taste
  • Requires a decent source to avoid hiss due to high sensitivity

Paraphrased from published reviews & specs - not an original hands-on test. Our AI disclosure.

Specifications

Audio - PULA Anvil 114
Driver1DD + 4BA tribrid
Driver typetribrid
Driver configuration1DD + 4BA
Drivers per side5
Impedance16.5 Ω
Sensitivity105 dB/mW

What YouTube reviewers say

Video reviews we found, each condensed to its verdict. They do feed the HearWiki score, at a measured weight below what a published written review carries.

The consensus

Mixedacross 6 videos

Reviewers agree the PULA Anvil 114 stands out for its unique bone conduction driver, which adds a distinctive spatial texture and powerful, tactile bass, alongside excellent build quality and accessories.

Reviewers liked

  • Unique bone conduction driver adds spatial texture and tactile bass
  • Excellent build quality and accessories
  • Energetic, immersive, and engaging sound

Reviewers flagged

  • Large shell and nozzle may cause fit issues
  • Treble can be aggressive or lacking depending on listener
  • Midrange less natural than some competitors
18:57

PULA Anvil 114: Bone Conduction!

Gizaudio11K viewsNov 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.

9:03

PULA Anvil 114 vs AFUL P5+2 (P7) vs MYER CKLVX D62

AndyAudioVault8.6K viewsNov 2024

The reviewer compares the PULA Anvil 114 with two other IEMs, noting that the Anvil is the most energetic and analytical of the three, with a V-shaped tuning and strong tactile bass due to bone conduction. It is recommended for listeners who prefer dynamic, lively sound over a more relaxed or Harman-tuned presentation, though it has a more pronounced balanced armature timbre.

11:08

PULA ANVIL114- IT WORKS!!!

Audio-In Reviews6K viewsNov 2024

The reviewer finds the PULA Anvil 114 to be a solid and well-accessorized IEM in the competitive $200-$300 range, praising its immersive and engaging sound with strong bass dynamics and vocal clarity, though noting a slightly aggressive treble and less natural midrange compared to some rivals. It doesn't crack his top five, but he considers it a strong entry.

13:50

in-Ear Fetish Review \\ Pula Anvil 114 IEM

in-Ear Fetish5.5K viewsDec 2024

The reviewer is enthusiastic about the PULA Anvil 114, describing it as a unique and wild-sounding IEM that excels with bass-heavy music like The Prodigy. They praise its large soundstage, powerful bass, and the unusual bone conductor that adds a distinctive vibration, though they note it may not appeal to everyone and can be overwhelming on some tracks. Overall, they love it and recommend it for those seeking a fun, unconventional experience at $200.

27:27

PULA ANVIL 114

Tone Deaf Monk4.3K viewsNov 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.

15:05

PULA ANVIL114 1DD+1BC+4BA

8/10
Jaytiss4K viewsNov 2024

The reviewer finds the PULA Anvil 114 to be a solid and fun IEM with a unique bone-conductor driver, great build, and excellent accessories, but notes it has a large shell, a somewhat hollow feel, and a tuning with a lacking treble and a harsh 5-6kHz region. They prefer several competitors for better mids, bass, and air, and give it a middling recommendation, suggesting a demo before purchase.

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