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• 7:34

  $200 IEMs might be cooked. Binary Acoustics 1900 Review

  4.9K viewsJul 2026

  The reviewer finds the Binary Acoustics 1900 to be a decent but not standout IEM in the crowded $200 price range. It has a neutral-warm signature with good bass quantity and a well-balanced midrange, but the treble has a fatiguing peak around 11 kHz and the bass lacks attack and slam. The reviewer suggests cross-shopping cheaper alternatives like the Juicier Defiant and recommends stretching the budget for the EP321 MEMS instead.

  Reviewed productBinary Acoustics 190079

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• 19:21

  These are the best IEMs in the world. Subtonic Storm vs. Mysticraft Hex

  6.4K viewsJun 2026

  The reviewer compares the Subtonic STORM and Mysticraft Hex, concluding both are top-tier IEMs with different philosophies. The STORM offers a more neutral, reference-oriented sound with superior note decay and technical detail, while the Hex is more flamboyant and upfront with its detail presentation. The reviewer ultimately suggests the STORM is the more refined and natural-sounding of the two, though both are excellent.

  Reviewed productSubtonic STORMNot scored yet

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• 3:58

  This $7500 IEM is a fascinating trainwreck. Campfire Audio Chimera Impressions

  4.4K viewsJun 2026

  The reviewer finds the Campfire Audio Chimera to be a bizarre and unconventional IEM, with a strange mid-range and smeary bass, but praises its well-tuned treble and technical detail. Despite appreciating the company's innovation, the reviewer strongly advises against purchasing it at the $7,500 price point, noting it has niche appeal only.

  Reviewed productCampfire Audio Chimera66

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• 2:23

  This IEM measures exceptionally - but there’s a catch. EPZ P40

  3.4K viewsJun 2026

  The reviewer finds the EPZ P40 technically impressive for its price, with excellent resolution and imaging, but is ultimately disappointed by its treble response, which sounds glassy and can cause fatigue over time. They suggest that using different ear tips might improve the treble, but as is, the IEM falls short of its potential for them.

  Reviewed productEPZ P4066

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• 9:37

  THIEAUDIO Valhalla - This 19 Driver Flagship IEM is Different!

  7.8K viewsFeb 2026

  The reviewer, who has historically been critical of Thieaudio, finds the Valhalla to be a standout flagship IEM. It offers a unique, well-rounded sound with excellent bass, a warm midrange, and phenomenal imaging, though its large size and weight may cause comfort issues over time. The reviewer considers it a legitimate flagship contender and would personally consider purchasing it.

  Reviewed productThieaudio Valhalla81

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• 13:42

  The Sony XBA-N3 was TOO good for its time

  9/10

  4.2K viewsAug 2025

  The reviewer considers the Sony XBA-N3 an underrated, unconventional in-ear monitor with a U-shaped tuning that is sinfully addictive and highly natural-sounding. While its ergonomics are poor and imaging is average, its tonality and treble performance on his unit are exceptional, measuring better than many Sony flagships. He believes it was overlooked due to price sensitivity, poor marketing, and possible QC variance, but remains a comfort pick that offers tuning now found only in much more expensive IEMs.

  Reviewed productSony XBA-N355

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• 4:15

  Campfire Audio's 2023 IEMs: New Solaris & Andromeda, Supermoon, and Trifecta

  5.7K viewsAug 2023

  The reviewer praises the Supermoon as one of their favorite Campfire Audio IEMs, noting its well-balanced V-shaped tuning, good treble extension beyond 10kHz, and dynamic sound for a planar. However, they question its value, suggesting the price may be higher than reasonable compared to other planars on the market.

  Reviewed productCampfire Audio Supermoon72

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• 6:18

  Thieaudio Legacy 4 Review: Bright Ideas

  3K viewsJan 2021

  The reviewer finds the Thieaudio Legacy 4 to be a solid contender in the $200 price bracket, praising its improved bass driver and strong resolution, but notes that the bright tuning can become fatiguing over time. They recommend it over the Legacy 3 and Voyager 3, though they don't consider it a giant killer.

  Reviewed productThieaudio Legacy 4Not scored yet

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• 5:02

  Campfire Andromeda 2020 Review: Kilobuck Contender

  12.3K viewsOct 2020

  The reviewer finds the Campfire Audio Andromeda 2020 to be a very solid, safe, and engaging IEM at the $1000 price point. It features a balanced U-shaped tuning with improved pinna compensation and a tamed treble spike, making it more agreeable than the original. Its standout quality is exceptional imaging and a large soundstage, though its BA bass lacks dynamic slam and texture, making it less ideal for EDM.

  Reviewed productCampfire Audio Andromeda 202065

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• 7:32

  Etymotic ER2XR Review: The Sub $200 King of IEMs

  15.1K viewsSep 2020

  The reviewer highly recommends the Etymotic ER2XR as the best IEM under $200, praising its exceptional bass quality, natural timbre, and vocal imaging, despite noting a deep-fit requirement and a slightly dark treble. They consider it a standout that punches well above its price, even competing with higher-priced models.

  Reviewed productEtymotic ER2XR67

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