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Oi! And welcome to my another IEM review article. This product review that I will assess is from CCA. I reviewed a lot of products from them and somehow I have some good experience and am a bit surprised at their progress both in tuning capability and choice of newer drivers that they are implementing. Let's cut short the introduction about the CCA as we are all aware their connection with Chi-Fi's most dominant force, Knowledge Zenith or also known as KZ. I'll be hastily introducing their new product and what we have here right now is their introductory model from their new series line up, The Constellation series. This is CCA Lyra, the first model from their Constellation series. It has a single Dynamic driver and KZ claims that it's an improvement over their previous 10mm dynamic drivers with their patented composite diaphragm. This newer 10mm dynamic drivers offers better less distortion rate and consistent vibration frequency to deliver more

Neutralheads and midcentrics alike, rejoice and be ready to put a smile on your face that this review will be special as this specific type of  tuning will be favourable towards some listeners like you who love vocals and instruments focus and a more dynamic yet neutral tuning . If you are a reader of my review articles in the past few months, you are all aware that I admire BQEYZ as an audio company for they deliver a good quality product for the past few years. Their BQEYZ KC2 is still one of the talk-about products that is still relevant despite new products release from other companies. I have currently have a substantial number of BQEYZ products in my collection and some of them have a diverse implementation of drivers from a single DD flagship of  BQEYZ Autumn to a tribrid ones like BQEYZ Spring 2 and Summer and if you want to check out my reviews from some previous models from BQEYZ, check out the links below. BQEYZ KC2 BQEYZ SPRING 2 BQEYZ SUMMER BQEYZ A