Gizaudio&Binary Acustic's Chopin Hi everyone, after a long time I finally decided to add my thoughts on Chopin. I bought this one with my own money. But hifigo was kind enough to provide some discount. Let me briefly introduce you to the experience of Chopin first; It comes with a distinctively designed product box. With a set generic and a another set of premium soft ears UC eartips. Cable is a relatively thin but nice looking SPC cable. I really like how light and soft it is. Case is rather bulky but i like it. It's designed really well but I...

Hi everyone Today I'm going to share my thoughts about the Truthear hexa for you and discuss somethings about the chifi industry and audiophile market as a whole. First , Hexa. Well it's a Truthear product. For those who don't know this company came out of no where and popped into existence with a collaboration product with Crinacle. They just went into guy and asked him to how to develop a good product. Result was the Truthear Zero. A bassy-harman tuned IEM with a dedicated subwoofer. For some it's the endgame at first try. I don't have that...

Hi fellow Head-fiers I’m here to give you my impressions of the Moondrops latest budget star. I’ve been using this iem for quite a while now. I knew it would be a hitter but to be honest who doesn’t right? Not everyone get easy recommendation from Crinacle that easily. Plus it gets a pass from a majority of the users. so we got both mass and individual approvals. Anyway. About the Chu. Well, it's a Moondrop product; that's it, design and presentation-wise it neither overpromises (except for the metal built) nor underdelivers. It's a value pack...

When a manufacturer uses a different driver type in their products this usually turns some heads. I mean when a product segment has a relatively steady phase any difference in a product tends to peak the interest of people. This is something that many manufacturers knows and takes some advantage of. We’ve seen many brands take an innovative approach to the IEM’s with different drivers like planar magnetic drivers, electret or magnetostatic drivers Est's you name it. When things come to magnetostatic drivers Shuoer started the trend with their Tape...

Hi everyone. I’m here to give you my impressions of Meze Rai Solo and help anyone who might be interested in this model to understand this IEM's characteristics. I used this model for 5 months now, sometimes switched to other models but returned to it every now and often. I don’t have a dedicated DAP or AMP yet but I have enough experience to tell the difference between the sources. I won’t pay attention to the box contents and design because you can always check it out on the official site or even in here. All I can say about the presentation and...

Would you pay extra for perfection or do you prefer to be more budget-conscious? The guest of this review CCA NRA checks both boxes to a degree. CCA/KZ is known for their competitive budget offerings. They have fame on the sub 50$ segment. The usual setup that they use consists of 1 dd and one other driver; this can be a BA, multiple BA’s or just more DD’s. This setup right here is a little different, it uses a magnetostatic driver; a rather unique setup that resembles an electrostatic driver but requires less power. Its rather an exotic...

Greetings everyone. I’m here with my first ever review on this forum. With this first one lets take a close look at Tri i3 pro. I got this product for review purposes in both here and a Turkish blog that I’m writing on. I thank Wendy from KBEAR for oppurtunity. First I would like to mention a few things about myself; I’m fairly new at this hobby. Although I only have 3 years of experience with relatively high quality audio equipment I can understand what the manufacturers are aiming when designing a product. I mainly use my laptop while doing...