Image © Symphonium AudioA wired balanced-armature IEM with a true three-way crossover and compact aluminum shell. It is tuned for an engaging U-shaped presentation for music listening.
The Symphonium Audio Meteor is a compact, wired IEM that delivers a lively U-shaped sound signature with punchy bass and crisp, extended treble. Its balanced armature driver and lightweight build make for a comfortable, technically capable listen, though the aesthetic design may not appeal to everyone.
Paraphrased from published reviews & specs - not an original hands-on test. Our AI disclosure.
| Driver | balanced armature |
|---|---|
| Driver type | balanced-armature |
| Impedance | 9.7 Ω |
| Driver | balanced armature |
|---|---|
| Driver type | balanced-armature |
| Impedance | 9.7 Ω |
| Connector | 2-pin 0.78 mm |
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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.
Reviewers largely agree the Symphonium Meteor has powerful, thick bass and a warm, energetic sound that excels with bass-heavy and instrumental tracks, though its midrange is recessed and can mask vocals on busier songs.
17:21The reviewer finds the Symphonium Meteor IEMs aggressive and bass-heavy with a U-shaped tuning, but ultimately underwhelming for the price. They compare it unfavorably to their own $100 collaboration IEM, the Rinko, which they say sounds clearer with better treble and low-end representation. Despite trying multiple tips and cables, the reviewer concludes the Meteor does not deliver a $600 sound.
12:36The reviewer is extremely impressed with the Symphonium Audio Meteor, calling it the best IEM they have ever heard and stating it perfectly matches their personal sound preferences. They praise its bass, tonality, and overall balance, and are determined to buy it despite the high cost.
3:28The reviewer found the Symphonium Meteor initially disappointing due to its warm sound, but after more listening, appreciated its energetic, thick mid-bass and excellent treble extension. It excels with instrumental and bass-heavy tracks, but can mask vocals and reduce clarity on busier or vocal-centric songs, making it a specialized rather than all-rounder IEM.
9:54The reviewer finds the Symphonium Meteor to be a very well-tuned all-BA IEM with a natural, realistic sound that defies typical BA characteristics. They praise its comfort, build, and extension, though they note the midrange is recessed and the price is high. Overall, they recommend it for its impressive tuning and performance, despite minor nitpicks.
7:28The reviewer describes the Symphonium Meteor as their absolute favorite audio product, which they use over 80% of the time for music listening, preferring it over all other gear they own. They consider it their endgame and would choose it if they could only keep one headphone transducer.
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