Browsing: IEMs
Beat Audio has only recently made itself known outside of China, but the specialist cable maker’s products are already causing quite a stir. We take a closer look at two of their premium products, Billow and Oslo.
64 Audio is back with its first high-end IEM in years. Can the all-new Volür recapture the magic of the company’s classic IEMs, or better yet, take them boldly into a new era?
Featuring a unique dual dynamic driver array and a striking purple shell, can Kiwi Ears’ $100 Quartet be the next budget bass king?
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.
The EXT sees Vision Ears tread bold, new ground with rich, earthy tones, crisp, tactile instruments and a motley deluge of aural texture.
The Vision Ears VE7 delivers neutrality in one of its easiest, most listenable forms yet; soulful, big and with a tiny hint of swing.
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 subverts the dynamic, boom-bap sound with heaps of texture, a robust midrange and an image capable of delivering drive with finesse.
64 Audio’s A18s is about as natural as reference gets; a warmer, mellower, more engineer-tailored take on their custom flagship that’s discerning all the same.
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