BEHIND THE BOX: DUNU DK3001BD
One of the surprises I had during the SIAS was Dunu’s new planar tribrid called the Dunu DK3001BD. I thought that it had an insanely technical and detailed sound for…
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BEHIND THE BOX: EPZ Q5 Pro
EPZ has finally made the much needed update to the Q5 with the Q5 Pro. Fresh design, new connectors and today, we’ll find out if they’ve also changed the sound!…
BEHIND THE BOX: KZ EDC Pro
One of the most affordable series of KZ has just gotten its first pro set with the EDC Pro! This $15 set is quite interesting in a couple of ways,…
BEHIND THE BOX: NF Audio NM2+
Blast from the past, part 2! This time, we’re taking a gander at NF Audio’s update to the set that introduced me to the brand itself, the NM2+! This set…
BEHIND THE BOX: Sivga Robin
Well this is a rather special behind the box. This is my very first proper “headphone” review on this channel despite owning a couple of headphones myself. But yes, Sivga…
Simgot EW200 – Clean & Clear
Disclaimer: EW200 was sent to me by Simgot for the purpose of doing this review. Personal preferences in audio gear will vary. This review is based on my own subjective…
PURPLE RAIN! Kiwi Ears Quartet Impressions
But for what it does, the Quartet is a solid warm v-shaped set with a thick and smooth low end that doesn’t meddle with the midrange too much and a more than decent treble presentation for its tuning philosophy. It, unfortunately, lacks in giving the bass character and just throws you a ton of bass and that treble can occasionally stab. But who can resist that beautiful purple allure?
CELEST Phoenixcall Impressions: WARM & HOT, LIKE A PHOENIX!
WATCH FULL UNBOXING HERE: https://youtu.be/DtYouSu6EeE Come with me as I share my impressions on the Celest Phoenixcall, Celest’s latest and most expensive release to date which features a tribrid system…
Yanyin Canon II Impressions: Quite a Surprise…
But in short, if you were to ask me in Q3 of 2023 what my favorite IEM that I’ve tried is, I can confidently tell you that it’s the Yanyin Canon II. I can’t tell you without going into a really really deep explanation why I like it so much. But all I can tell you is that this IEM has hit the right spots in my preference more than anything I’ve tried this year. It’s just a genuinely amazing set for my tastes.
KBEar KW1 Impressions: Elegantly Unhinged.
The KW1 is confidently the Meze 99 classic in IEM form. On the outside, it shows itself as a classy, distinguished fellow. But deep down, this is a hard rocker sniffing powder down under. It’s a ludicrous amount of bass, probably too much. But I know for certain that someone out there with a desire for the dirtiest bass will adore this classy beast.