Introduction The Craft Ears CRAFT SIX is CE's newest flagship IEM with a 6 BA configuration. Where it differs from your typical multi-BA setup are the resonance chambers attached to the subwoofers and the supertweeters. The subs are attached to a long and low ID spiral shaped low pass filter (ala 846/ACME8 but much longer in length) and the tweeters have a horn to further extend its high frequencies. It also promises a flat electrical phase and impedance which is very rare in the case of multi-BA iems. Onto the sound. I'd describe CE6 as a W-shaped...

Tips used: Azla Sedna for a deep fit. This Blessing 2 unit was loaned to me by crinacle. I'll cut to the chase. On a tonal level the B2 does come close to my preferences. I find B2 a tad warm and the uppermidrange a tinge too forward relative to my ideal tonality/target. The Blessing 2's greatest strength, IMO is the level of coherence whilst still managing a competent technical front. The overall timbre is smooth without treble peaks and the music has a flowing quality to it (which I associate with coherence). Bass The B2's bass doesn't have...

Introduction Craft Ears is a new CIEM manufacturer hailing from Poland. It is currently a one-man show managed by its founder, Jedrek. I first chanced upon the brand on Instagram then contacted them for review units. This review was only made possible by Jedrek's kindness and generosity. Most of my content readers know how I roll - my assessment on IEMs tend to be critical and unforgiving. It is honestly rare for brands to decide to work with me due to my style of writing. Accessories, Build Quality, Process Lets talk about the accessories and...

Introduction Hello, you may have recognised who I am - I write impressions on IEMs I hear on my thread that I update regularly. I usually don't really write reviews so this is my first review on head-fi. The SH3 was bought 100% with my own money. I'm writing a review because I think the IEM deserves high praise. P.EAR.S is Switzerland's first CIEM manufacturing company. The team behind PEARS is an army of three - Samuel Harsch, Stephane Rochat & Roberto Piacenti. You may have heard of Mr Harsch prior to this - he was an acoustic engineer at Phonak...