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Just received my first set of #KiwiEars #IEM (in-ear monitors), and wow am I impressed!
These things are VERY well made. Each ear piece has eight (8) balanced-armature drivers. The cable is braided and very resistant to tangling. No problem even while wearing my guitar. This is huge!
The sound is great - way more headroom than I'll likely ever need. Very flat sounding, with a slight "V" adding just a sprinkle of sweetening on the sub-bass and the top end.
Never harsh at volumes I can tolerate - low-end is ever-present without being cloudy or muddy - everything just shines right through.
I CANNOT WAIT to try these out on a stage during a high SPL concert.
The primary reason I chose these IEMs was because they are fairly flat, the audiophile folks say they are great for critical listening and mixing. They will be doing a lot of that, as well.
For about $350 CAD, I'm not sure there is ANYTHING at that price point that compares.
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Just received my first set of #KiwiEars #IEM (in-ear monitors), and wow am I impressed!
These things are VERY well made. Each ear piece has eight (8) balanced-armature drivers. The cable is braided and very resistant to tangling. No problem even while wearing my guitar. This is huge!
The sound is great - way more headroom than I'll likely ever need. Very flat sounding, with a slight "V" adding just a sprinkle of sweetening on the sub-bass and the top end.
Never harsh at volumes I can tolerate - low-end is ever-present without being cloudy or muddy - everything just shines right through.
I CANNOT WAIT to try these out on a stage during a high SPL concert.
The primary reason I chose these IEMs was because they are fairly flat, the audiophile folks say they are great for critical listening and mixing. They will be doing a lot of that, as well.
For about $350 CAD, I'm not sure there is ANYTHING at that price point that compares.
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Just received my first set of #KiwiEars #IEM (in-ear monitors), and wow am I impressed!
These things are VERY well made. Each ear piece has eight (8) balanced-armature drivers. The cable is braided and very resistant to tangling. No problem even while wearing my guitar. This is huge!
The sound is great - way more headroom than I'll likely ever need. Very flat sounding, with a slight "V" adding just a sprinkle of sweetening on the sub-bass and the top end.
Never harsh at volumes I can tolerate - low-end is ever-present without being cloudy or muddy - everything just shines right through.
I CANNOT WAIT to try these out on a stage during a high SPL concert.
The primary reason I chose these IEMs was because they are fairly flat, the audiophile folks say they are great for critical listening and mixing. They will be doing a lot of that, as well.
For about $350 CAD, I'm not sure there is ANYTHING at that price point that compares.
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Just received my first set of #KiwiEars #IEM (in-ear monitors), and wow am I impressed!
These things are VERY well made. Each ear piece has eight (8) balanced-armature drivers. The cable is braided and very resistant to tangling. No problem even while wearing my guitar. This is huge!
The sound is great - way more headroom than I'll likely ever need. Very flat sounding, with a slight "V" adding just a sprinkle of sweetening on the sub-bass and the top end.
Never harsh at volumes I can tolerate - low-end is ever-present without being cloudy or muddy - everything just shines right through.
I CANNOT WAIT to try these out on a stage during a high SPL concert.
The primary reason I chose these IEMs was because they are fairly flat, the audiophile folks say they are great for critical listening and mixing. They will be doing a lot of that, as well.
For about $350 CAD, I'm not sure there is ANYTHING at that price point that compares.