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Is the Form 1.4, a 10-driver hybrid IEM, enough of an upgrade over the previous model 1.1 to justify the price increase? The Form 1.4 is the newest IEM from…
Review: Elysian Acoustic Labs Annihilator/DIO – The Shock of the Lightning
The hometown hero makes good. Coming in a mess but going out in style, Elysian’s flagship is an award-winning, boundary-breaking, technology-packing triple hybrid that serves notice that they have arrived.…
Comparison Review: NiceHCK NX7 vs NiceHCK NX7 PRO
After collecting feedback, opinions, and criticisms from the audiophile community, NiceHCK revised the NX7 and launched a “PRO” version to fulfill your needs. Introduction NiceHCK was founded in Shenzhen, China,…
Review: Dunu DK-2001 – The Topaz
In the final part of 2019, DUNU DK-2001 successfully replaced the DN series with the latest technologies of 2020 standards, bringing to it numerous key improvements. Introduction Since 1994, DUNU…
Review: Shanling ME200 – A Refuge Against Hype
While some IEM manufacturers try to reinvent the wheel with every release, Shanling has gone back to the basics with the ME200. The result is an earphone with a supremely…
Review: Stealth Sonics U9 JDM | Methods and Melodies
Although a Japan-only release, something this good should not be hidden for long. Marvel at the 9-driver co-flagship hybrid made by Stealth Sonics, a Singaporean company with a rich background…
Review: ItsFitLab Fusion – The New Contestant
The new ItsFitLab Fusion is a worthy contestant against pioneer audio manufacturers and even sets a new benchmark for top of the line models. Led by CEO Kien Nguyen, ItsFitLab…
Review: KZ T1 (Best True Wireless Earbuds Under $50?)
The KZ T1 might be one of the best sounding TWS we had tested but it isn’t ready for showtime. General Usage See Score Breakdown Audiophile Score Breakdown Where To…
Review: KZ ZSX ‘Terminator’ IEMs
There was no question KZ would ‘be back’, but is the ZSX a worthy sequel for the franchise? Pop quiz. How many KZ IEMs are there? Name them all. “30?…
Review: BQEYZ Spring 1 – The Exuberant
With the release of the Spring 1, BQEYZ offers the audio audio community an affordable ticket into the growing carnival of triple hybrid in-ear-monitors. Introduction BQEYZ is an in-ear monitor…
Review: MEE Audio MX4 PRO
In the crowded land of IEMs, is the MEE Audio MX4 Pro just another case of me too? Founded in 2005, MEE Audio, a subsidiary of S2E, Inc. is located…
Comparison Review: Simgot EM2 VS Simgot MT3
Roselle series and Meeture series from Simgot is designed to cater to different needs from the audiophile community. Introduction Simgot has long experience in designing good in-ear monitor (IEM) over…
Review: Campfire Audio IO – Love You 3000
With much effort, innovation, and creativity, Campfire Audio launches their new midrange in-ear monitor (IEM) IO, redefining the category benchmark. Campfire Audio announced the launch of two new models, Campfire…
Review: Advanced AcousticWerkes Canary – Mantle of the Skybound
A new species of hybrid in-ear monitors (IEMs) has arrived, providing new ways to part with your hard-earned dollars. The Canary is the latest flagship and top bird in AAW’s…
Review: TFZ No.3 – Silky Smooth
Utilizing double magnetism, double cavity, and double voice coil, TFZ No.3 offers a smooth and non-tiring listening experience to fellow audiophiles. With the emerging of Chi-Fi in the audiophiles market,…
