Again a privately owned IEM which I’m having the opportunity to audition for a few days to build my own impression upon. I tested them with my usual local-stored 16 / 24 bit – 44.1 / 96 / 192K music collection. Sources: Lotoo PAW 5000 Questyle QP1R Laptop -> ifi nano iUSB3.0 (w/ iPower PS)…
Category: IEM
Quick impressions: IMR RAH
I got to taste the flavour of a pair of privately owned IMR’s triple-driver RAH model. Not enough to write a full review with all the details etc, but I jotted down some notes, here they are. The most “externally evident” component of the product is the replaceable nozzle + filter system intended for the…
Intime Sora 2 : clean energetic musicality
Well, you know: I do have a passion for final’s IEMs. First of all about their sound delivery, of course, but also about the technological effort they endure on their development, and share in good details with their customers. Is that a unique case, or maybe a tendency – a sort of “regional school” ?…
MEMT R1 : an attempt at something different
All about this IEM talks about the manufacturer attempting at differentiating from the crowd – which is a much needed as much as difficult exercise, considering how crowded their chosen price bracket is of successful other models. They first of all invested quite some thought onto the physical parts of the product: very lightweight, perfectly…
KBEar KB04 : brightly inexpensive
Delivering good value at a (very) low price is not an easy exercise, and this is a case where that has been well executed. KB04 is an overall remarkable product in terms of price/performance and even price/quality ratios. There are a few parts I like more, others less, but no “defect” really. Those liking a…
TINHIFI T2+
So I got this pair of TIN T2 Plus as a review unit from my friends at KEEPHIFI (www.keephifi.com) entrusting me to an unbiased analysis and openhearted subjective evaluation, which is what I’m reporting here below. You can purchase T2+ either at Friendly Audio Store (Keephifi official store) or at Amazon Yinyoo Store. At-a-glance Card…
BGVP VG4 …..with IFI IEMatch 2.5’s substantial help
A very, very nice IEM with a serious driving problem
final E-series : let’s trace the path
I won’t spend long words in preambles. S’NEXT’s (aka Final Audio, or just “final” – strictly with a lowercase “f”) E series IEMs – 6 models in total – have much in common, and huge of differences as well. This article is about understanding what each model is at. Very much in line with the…
Senfer DT6 : at 5 times the price I might complain …
DT6 is a jewel product per se, and a monster of performance if I consider its price…
TIN T4 : engaging clarity
A really difficult to beat compromise in its applicative segment