Teaser pics first!
Specifications:
Drivers: 11mm CCAW high dynamic transducer with multi-layers bio-cellulose diaphragm
Rated Impedance: 50Ω +/- 10%
Sensitivity: ≥105dB (@ 500Hz)
Frequency Response: 7Hz—30,000Hz
Distortion: <0.2% @ 105dB (20μpa)
Channel Imbalance: <1dB (@ 500Hz) / ≤1.5dB (@ 20Hz～12.5KHz)
Input: 10mW
Max. Input: 50mW
Stereo Plug: 3.5mm 8μ 24K Gold Plated
Cable: 1.30M Silver Cable
Initial impressions: My previous experiences with dynamic-driver based IEMs were wrought with compromise - some were too dark and bottom-heavy, others V-shaped with recessed midrange, spiky/piercing treble, and so on. This early I can say that this unassuming gem from VSONIC finally hits the spot that I'm looking for - no fatigue, no shouty parts of the spectrum, neutral yet incredibly textured and visceral midrange, and fairly deep sub-bass that stays unobtrusive.
They remind me of the Westone UM3X monitor-like sound signature and I daresay they sound very close to it - a testament to how much of a ridiculous value these are (they retail for around the $155-170 mark). Full review to follow once I've run them through a period of burn-in this week.
