Archive for the Earphones IEM Category
This review will focus purely on the M4s sound as opposed to an unboxing with specs.
First of all, for all of you new Brainwavz M4 owners – BURN IN your M4s – it vastly improves the sound!
Straight off the bat you can hear that the M4s have bass, and decent bass at that. The sound of the bass can be compared to the M2’s bass: dense and strong with an obvious punch behind it. However, in terms of the level of bass, the M2s still reign supreme with much more of an ‘oomph’ behind the bass that’s very noticeable when swapping between the two. Some may find the M2’s bass to be a bit overpowering and heavy – this is where the M4s strike another pro point: the bass may be solid, however it by no means overpowers the other sounds. Read on after the break.
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Anythingbutipod.com gives us their 2 cents, or rather 200 bucks worth from their in-depth review of the Brianwavz B2s that has the pair compared to myriad other earphone models. The review may have many words, one after another, but the thorough scope on what sound the B2s offer, as well as their physical attributes and comparisons to other earphones gives the reader an excellent scope on what you can expect from the them before actually trying one out for yourself. The next step is to simply buy one and try it out for real - of course! Complete with full specs, images and a pros and cons list after the conclusion, this review is worth the lengthy read! Check it out here!
"The B2 are generally in the same sound category as the Phonak Audéo PFE 112 or Ortofon e-Q5, which serve as my p
It is not often we get reviews on our reseller brand earphones like SoundMAGIC and DUNU (not to honk our own horn or anything, but we are enjoying the amassing Brainwavz reviews!), so when one comes in, especially from a forum member, and even more so when the review is a great read, we put a smile on our face and put the review on our blog site. Psilo110's review covers both the DUNU DN-11 Ares and the DUNU DN-12 Trident - the former being more analytical and "clinical" in detail, whilst the latter offers more of a "fun" sound. Read the full review here, and don't forget to leave comments or discuss further on the thread!
"Along with over the top looks, you get top sound, and dollar for dollar the Dunu line has really impressed me"
Our beloved Brainwavz B2s just found themselves on yet another review! This time they've gotten the ClieOS (inearmatters.com) treatment which means a thorough and well opinionated description of what you'll get from the dual-balanced armature IEMs, capped with a concise verdict as to why you'd want to own a pair of Brainwavz B2s for yourself. The review also compares the B2s to their twin, the DBA-02, and without tooting our own horn (toot!), explains why the Brainwavz B2s come out on top with a 5 out of 5 rating! Oh, and the packaging... he likes the packaging! So do we!! Read the full review here.
"In sum, it can be placed next to any Japanese or Western brands and doesn’t feel short of itself."
Here we are with yet another fantastic Brainwavz B2 review with an equally as fantastic rating! A high 4 out of 5 stars for this B2 review from gadgethelpline.com. The review explores how the B2s cope with different genres which is a question we get asked frequently - technical and layered music with higher frequencies rather than bass orientated tracks! The review also covers your other common earphone review categories such as packaging and unboxing as well as overall pros and cons. Click on this here link for the full review!
"I was most impressed with some acoustic tracks and musical themes which really utilised the full capabilites of the professional speaker tech behind this set"
Our Brainwavz B2s have found their way onto another raving review, this time with a little more focus on their originality. The review featured on Tech made Easy delves into the physical aspects of the B2s, mentioning their tangle-free and Tim Burton-esque wires. The short and easy to read review gives you a great and concise overall review of the B2s, making it easy for new comers to grasp what to expect with these great IEMs. The review is just as much fun to read for all you Brianwavz veterans, so head on over and read the full review here!
DUNU's two new dynamic driver IEMs, the Trident (DN-12) and the Hephaes (DN-16) have been picked up and reviewed by In Ear Matters' reviewer ClieOS, who has already reviewed DUNU's other two IEMs, the balanced armature Ares and Crius which you can read here. In typical ClieOS fashion, we've got a well constructed and thorough review of the two earphones that covers their specs, unboxing, sound quality and overall verdict, and as always, has great images to go with the review. Check out the full review here.
"The overall sound signature of Trident is warm, sweet, laidback, smooth, easy going and musical. It is the kind of sound that draws the listener to the music instead to the IEM itself."
That's right! The beloved boom basstic Brainwavz M2s are back on our store and up for purchase on a preorder price of USD$49.50. The preorder will run until October 20th, when the M2 price will go back it its original retail price of USD$59.50 so you better grab them quick! If you're new to the Brainwavz scene - The Brainwavz M2 feature a more mature, detailed and refined sound. Above all, the sound signature is fun and exciting, two words that will quickly be synonymous with the Brainwavz M2. Head on over to the M2 product page here to check them out!
These babies are rare - a driver hybrid of balanced armature and dynamic. We've come across one before with the AKG K3003, and now we've spotted another - the SuperDarts by Atomic Floyd. With such rarity only comparible to finding a Pokemon Mew card, it's a wonder as to why Atomic Floyd have chosen not to feature them on their official website. These expensive bad boys - they cost a high USD$415 - are actually an upgraded model of Atomic Floyd's MiniDart IEM series, and comes in the usual Atomic Floyd metallic housing and bold red colour. The SuperDarts are also only currently available in Japan, but should hopefully be darting out of there and into other countries. That would really be... super.
via inearmatters
The Brainwavz B2s have yet again found there way on a raving review, and another thorough and detailed one at that. The review by tech site, ifans has the B2s at a very high overall score of 4.5 out of 5, and runs through pretty much every aspect there is on the set. With category-based scores and great images, this review will give you a clear and detailed description of what the B2s are all about - much like their sound signature! Check out the full review here!
"The details and clarity on treble is astounding to say the least."
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