A very honest review with good comparisons, which give good guidance to those who, like me, have been thinking about these DUNU Falcons for 2 months. But before purchasing them I need an opinion on the Letshuoer S12 Pro or Z12, which is the same. And I say this, because I have a pair of the S12 Pro in which the left earphone began to fail in the first days of its useful life. The sound is interrupted, now if not now. But of course, sending them to China... well no.

Thank you and have a happy day.

Hi Jotaerre, I have the S12 pro too, the Falcon Ultra is more neutral and more natural sounding than the S12pro. I never liked the s12pro much, I find the Hidizs MP145 to be much better in sound quality when it comes to planar IEMs.

Thank @mars chan. The Falcon in titanium are already on their way. I'm sure I will enjoy them a lot and they will become essential in my small collection. The MP145 is huge! Thanks for your great review.

Lots of health.

Great review! Thanks for capturing the unique character of the DZ4!

finaly Oblivion is getting more and more lovin. i feel less alone.
very detailed review mate.
i remember at the time i was into their review they stole so much time i cant review 64audio U18T loaner....in fact, i prefer Oblivion musicality (not talkin about skyhigh superior sound value too!)

ps: Oblivion are in my ears right now.

@NymPHONOmaniac,
Thank-you, yes they are truly special, I was using them last night not only to listen to music, but to figure out the personality of an amp. They have a microscope quality about them. Value is maybe the word that best describes them, and the bass was more than I remember (last night) than while doing this review? That bass could have been a property of the new amplifier, as that is how the Oblivion is in the end.......revealing of source. Cheers!

@Redcarmoose indeed, very revealing in non offensive way, these exract each sound layers in their full singularity, its not jsut about presence texture and grain which is in fact quite soft here...i mean lush. love female vocal so much with those but piano too and violin and cello so we are well serve in term of versatility (+2switchs) well when switch up their quite a good chunk of bass impact with nice bass line separation tx to 2 BA woofer to permit this. i think about your extra bass it indeed amp part, perhaps impedance output especially if above 1ohm, multi BA seem sensitive to this and it can mean extra mid bass around 80hz, in fact some people measure it so its 100% factual, for better or worst, good coloring....or bass distortion, which Oblivion isnt very prompt for. time to time i use in fact Penon Tail high gain to add this extra bass boom and warmth....but today it was Fiio KA17 (non deskop crazy power mode) what was your amp btw?

This better have ended up on the front page! This is a banger review.

@DAPpower I don’t have the crimson anymore, but happen to have an anni 2023 here, so this would be partially from memory. I would say the bass is just different. I’m surprised by how boomy and bloomy the bass of Anni 2023 is (in a good way). That bloom does not exist on Crimson. I think both IEM pack a subbass kick but due to the tuning, the subbassy nature of Crimson comes out more whilst Anni sounds more midbassy.

Anni has more treble quantity to me, but it’s not right there at the edge of treble comfort like Crimson. Maybe the feathery “ethereal” of EST treble helps here. Or maybe just because of the midbass masking.

Hope these help.

That helps a lot, hopefully I can trial a pair of Crimsons and A/B then with my Anni 2023

Nice one, comparison was great

Thanks for the review! Appreciate it

BCD driver configuration make it the iem soo much fun experience ngl..

Super review, well explained.

thanks mate!

Great review, very curious about it compared to shanling H5/Fiio Q15 and DC elite (smaller format without battery)