Background: After trying several universal iems with none of them fitting/working properly for me I finally broke down and went to an audiologist, got fitted for and bought a pair of the 4 driver “Quads” from Eartech Music. The thing is, you cannot listen to custom in ear monitors before you buy. So you have to do a good job researching before you order a pair. I chose Eartech Music because they make ciems for musicians and do so on a reasonable price basis, a very “value” oriented approach. So I got my Quads and love them! I am a wanna be...

I have a pair of EarTech Music Quads that I felt were worthy of a better cable.  In particular I was hoping an aftermarket, high end cable would bring some missing "air" and resolution, more presence to the treble.  And hoping for more bass. I ordered the Whiplash Audio newest version all silver Litz cable, the TWag V4 on the 17th of Jan. 2017.   I now feel my iBasso DX90 was not giving me the sound I want.  I have since bought the Cowon Plenue M2 and love it.  But I had already returned the TWag V4 cables. Whiplash Audio has been kind to work...

“Eartech Music is a custom in-ear studio dedicated to making the highest quality and most affordable in-ear products for musicians, sound engineers and audiophiles.” In Eartech Music's “Who We Are” statement on their website (eartechmusic.com) they mention competitive prices, lower costs, affordable, etc. 9 times. And if meeting that goal is a “home run” for EM, then I would say the 4 Driver (two bass, one mid and one treble) Quads hit it WAY out of the park!!! These are audiophile ciems, not just good enough “for the price”.   I am not a...