Linsoul Kiwi Ears Cadenza 10mm Beryllium Dynamic Driver IEM 3D Printed with Detachable Interchangeable Plug 0.78 2pin 3.5mm IEM Cable for Musician Audiophile (Green, Cadenza)

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Silver Or SPC seems to enhance the highs. The Golden element seems to make the sound a bit warmer. Palladium, Rhodium and Frozen Litz - Ummm this BS smells a lot like Psychoacoustics kind of funny. There is a single golden KiwiEars branding on the left shell, in its faceplate, whilst the right side has no other design cues and interruptions. There are two vents on each driver facing upwards, and the other one facing towards your ear. Eartips: The eartips are alright and enough for the most part. You may always use your preferred eartips. In conclusion, the Kiwi Ears Cadenza IEM is a great choice for those who love full-bodied bass and smooth, rich vocals. Overall, the Cadenza IEMs offer delicious auditory goodness for a sweet price." Read Male vocal especially Zhao Peng who sings at low baritone has a very good texture to it, doesn’t sound thin at all

Seems familiar doesn’t it? A healthy amount of bass that tapers off into the lower mids, a generous helping of upper mids to bring vocal clarity, and a sloped off treble that retains some note definition but otherwise gets out of the way to prevent listening fatigue. Of course, looking at the graph is one thing. How does it sound? The bass of Cadenza seems to have just enough punch and depth but not that tactile and impact that a basshead would really appreciate.The Cadenza is not for treble-heads, but on the flip side, the treble is smooth, with minimal instances of sibilance. Coupled with the good fit, the Cadenza are a pair of IEMs that can be used for long sessions to chill to music. Comparisons Soundstage: Is an average and natural field both depth and width, but accurate and with very good details and separation for something in this price. Very good speed for the price, capable to reproducing the drumming of Metallica’s Lux Aeterna’s high speed drumming without sounding muddy Female vocal sounds very pleasant as well, listening to Faye Wang’s song, i would say the voice is rather sweet and well textured, and also thanks to the slight boost of the upper mids, it is also very lively

If you’re a fan of smooth vocals and rich orchestral strings, then you’ll love the midrange on these IEMs. They’re clear enough to make out all the lyrics, but electric guitars might sound a little dull if you’re into some extra bite. Don’t worry though, the warmth and body from the bass should make up for it.I've not much detail to go into to be honest, the sound profile is a bit bright for my preference, but I don't mind terribly much, they're very comfortable, they stay on like glue, and come with a more than suitable variety of tips.

In this tango, the instruments have well-defined positions, and Kiwi Ears’ IEM had no trouble accurately placing them on the stage (bandoneon on the left, organ to the right, and drums in the center). With this placement, a decent distance was also created between the center and the sides, giving it a soundstage with proper width. However, the depth of it is rather short because the drum cymbals were heard at the same level as the bandoneon, which should be the main star of the show. Offering deeper bass and a slightly wider stage than the Go Bar, it was easier to make out the trailing echoes of notes on the SR25. Nuances in the throats of vocalists and the sound of their breathing were also more apparent on the SR25, despite the Go Bar somehow maintaining the impression of greater resolution perhaps due to increased treble emphasis. The Cadenzas and the SR25 were an extremely satisfying pairing.

KBAR is famous for its excellent value for money and, in most cases, for the good matching of its headphone models. In direct comparison, the kiwi ears put more emphasis on the midrange, while the highs in the robins are shiny and strongly accentuated, which of course has the right to please, not everyone prefers the smooth and safe presentation offered by the cadenza. However, I like it much more, especially because of the much nicer vocals, which are very well realized in the cadenza. The Robins are mainly focused on the bass, and therefore in my personal opinion they sound a bit less realistic in their presentation. The Kiwi Ears Quartet was designed around our new sobaric double dynamic driver subwoofer. The innovative driver design utilizes two 10mm titanium diaphragms drivers, each independently driven by dual magnetic circuits. The original Kiwi Ears Orchestra model was an instant success in the industry, having been awarded numerous acclaim by international reviewers. The Kiwi Ears Orchestra Lite was built on the same foundation as the original Orchestra, yet redesigned to be more efficient, both in performance and cost. Cadenza is a section in a movement within a concerto where the soloist performs a virtuosic display of technical capabilities and prowess on musicianship.