ND ZR Impressions!
The ND ZR is a traditionally v-shaped with lots of low end and top end energy. It doesn’t really offer much of anything new to the table, but it’s a…
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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…
ULTRA BASS! Dunu Falcon Ultra Impressions
Come with me as I share my thoughts on the Dunu Falcon Ultra, Dunu’s update to the Dunu Falcon Pro and a collaboration with Angelears priced at $239. With Dunu’s…
Video Review: Moondrop Chu II – Chu Chuing Its Way To My Main Budget IEM
In this video: our very own Audiosmith Sword reviews the Moondrop Chu II.
Moondrop Chu II – My New Budget Choice.
Disclaimer: This review is based on my own purchase of the product. Personal preferences in audio gear will vary. This review is based on my own subjective experience. If you…
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.
Moondrop Space Travel TWS Impressions: The Budget Audiophile’s Choice!
But for $25, I really don’t know much about TWS which has such a jam-packed feature set and executes it to a satisfactory degree. Pair that with the relatively solid tuning that the Space Travel has and it proves itself to be quite a versatile and highly recommendable budget TWS.
MOONDROP Chu 2 Impressions: CHU CHU HYPE TRAIN PART 2?
"I was so tempted to put everything in this impression as I genuinely think there is a lot to talk about the Chu 2 in terms of the legacy that the OG Chu left and whether the former can live up to the latter. However, these two IEMs are fundamentally different from each other in terms of its tuning philosophy that ends up seeming like a different flavor more than an upgrade. Nonetheless, it's a good $20 set for those looking for a fun sound!"
Simgot EW200 Impressions: A-MAZE-ING BUDGET ALL-ROUNDER!
Come with me as I share my impressions on the Simgot EW200 “Maze”, Simgot’s latest entry into the budget scene that is placed in between the more expensive EA500 and…