[iFi audio]

MSB which was all creamy analog smoothness and euphonic

You have capable ears, some MSB products do exactly that. And thanks for your post, it makes a lot of sense to me

 

[iFi audio]

J.Darko had some interesting things to say about what he experienced in Munich.

 

[GoldenSound]

Our video from the 2023 show is up! It was an absolute blast and I cannot wait for next year

 

[TsukiGermany]

Hey there guys! I´m a year late, but I´m planning to attend this years Munich High End. Could anyone tell me what IEMs I can find there? There won´t be as much as at Canjam for sure, but I want to know what I can be looking forward to. Thank you very much in advance

 

[Misunari]

Hey there guys! I´m a year late, but I´m planning to attend this years Munich High End. Could anyone tell me what IEMs I can find there? There won´t be as much as at Canjam for sure, but I want to know what I can be looking forward to. Thank you very much in advance

Hey,

I was there last year and the biggest IEM sections from what I saw and remember were from Letshuoer, Campfire and Moondrop. I also listened to some Final IEMs, and some Collab IEMs by Astell&Kern. Sennheiser had their IEM lineup as well.

Looking at the brand register this year, 64 Audio, Campfire, Final, Kinera, Shenzhenaudio (Moondrop) and Sennheiser are probably the ones you wanna look out for.
Other companies like Hiby, Shanling and iFi might have some IEM's to test their gear with too, but I dont remember that from last year. Who knows.

In general, just take your time looking at everything, have patience and don't be shy, people are usually very nice

 

[TsukiGermany]

Hey,

I was there last year and the biggest IEM sections from what I saw and remember were from Letshuoer, Campfire and Moondrop. I also listened to some Final IEMs, and some Collab IEMs by Astell&Kern. Sennheiser had their IEM lineup as well.

Looking at the brand register this year, 64 Audio, Campfire, Final, Kinera, Shenzhenaudio (Moondrop) and Sennheiser are probably the ones you wanna look out for.
Other companies like Hiby, Shanling and iFi might have some IEM's to test their gear with too, but I dont remember that from last year. Who knows.

In general, just take your time looking at everything, have patience and don't be shy, people are usually very nice

Thanks a lot! I'm very excited

 

[mikaik]

Thanks a lot! I'm very excited

There were a lot of Trifecta around last year, which was great, AK&VE Aura, Meze, Letshuoer. Overall, a weak presence compared to headphones, but I'm going anyway