TriAudio I4 Review (2) – The Schizophrenic Debutante
Nicely machined, with a premium feel and look; tangly cable is nonetheless ergonomic and free from microphonics.
Read moreNicely machined, with a premium feel and look; tangly cable is nonetheless ergonomic and free from microphonics.
Read moreMore and more I’m convinced that at least in the budget realm, well-realized single DDs like the CNT1 are a better pick than the multi-driver monstrosities flooding the market.
Read moreOverall, I like the MKP more than my colleagues did—they show a mature, non-fatiguing signature which should appeal to most.
Read moreThe NX7 immediately registers as a very bright, very detailed phone which, like the N3, has a treble-forward, reverse L-shape which deemphasizes lowend…
Read morePolarizing IEM has been lauded for its giant soundstage and ruthlessly revealing presentation and criticized for its overemphasized midbass…
Read moreYet another low-profile, cheap earphone with a very refined tuning.
Read moreThe C10 are actually the first KZ model I’ve heard since the ED9 that have this sort of unforced spontaneity and these point to a very promising direction.
Read moreNot groundbreaking or perfect, but the Pro represents a positive step towards a more refined signature.
Read moreA genuine keeper.
Read moreThe Simgot EM2 is very efficient and easily driven with a mobile; however these also scale well with more powerful sources, which deepens subbass impact.
Read more10BA unit emulates the flat tuning and accuracy of high-dollar CIEMs to a degree which would have been unheard of at this $100 pricepoint only a few years ago.
Read moreThese will have considerable appeal to fans of a warmer, less treblecentric sound.
Read moreA classic example of price/performance gone awry.
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