Custom Art Go One: Wireless Winner – An In-Ear Monitor Review
Armed with Bluetooth technology, a custom fit and the brand’s in-house tech, the Custom Art Go One shows how far bang-for-buck can go with a little effort, experience and ingenuity.
Effect Audio Gaea Review : Simply Stunning!!
I Have been working with Effect Audio for a while. One of our friends switched from THL to Effect Audio and we have been working on most of their recent products. Axiom is an IEM I admired because of its stage size, musicality and smoothness. It was a pleasure reviewing the Signature series of cables. […]
Lime Ears Anima: Midnight Tides – An In-Ear Monitor Review
With an oddball driver config and a big, boisterous sound, the Lime Ears Anima adds some much needed color to the flagship space without losing an inch of finesse along the way.
Vision Ears EXT: Purple Reign – An In-Ear Monitor Review
The EXT sees Vision Ears tread bold, new ground with rich, earthy tones, crisp, tactile instruments and a motley deluge of aural texture.
JH Audio Jolene: Beyond Thunderdome – A Custom In-Ear Monitor Review
Four DDs, eight BAs and countless patents full, the Jolene is Jerry Harvey’s most ambitious, innovative and technically-impressive release to date; a true rockstar’s IEM.
64 Audio Duo: Innovation, Elevation – An In-Ear Monitor Review
With tia tech, Wave Sync and a semi-open apex chassis, 64 Audio’s clean, resolving, easy-sounding Duo delivers a much-needed jolt to the kilobuck category.
FiR Audio VxV: Like Water – An In-Ear Monitor Review
The five-driver VxV is FiR Audio’s take on the everyday carry; unassuming, easygoing, yet chock-full of the company’s signature, proprietary tech.
Custom Art FIBAE 7: The Fair Lady – A Custom In-Ear Monitor Review
Custom Art’s FIBAE 7 is their house sound at its purest and cleanest yet: An intimate, organic, yet refined flagship without the sky-high price tag.
Vision Ears EVE20: Thunderbolt and Lightning – An In-Ear Monitor Review
Vision Ears’ EVE20 subverts the dynamic, boom-bap sound with heaps of texture, a robust midrange and an image capable of delivering drive with finesse.
Vision Ears Elysium: There Can Be Only One
Disclaimer: Vision Ears loaned me a universal version of Elysium for the purposes of this review. Vision Ears’ Elysium is truly unique among IEMs, a fellow reviewer told me “Nothing sounds like the Elysium”, I agree with his statement. Elysium features a single balanced armature driver for the lows, a single dynamic driver for the […]