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My first introduction of   KIWI EARS   product was the original   Cadenza   back in 2022, and at that time, the Harman target curve was the most prevalent tuning at that time in which this model followed but it has some slight tweaks on it. And now after four years, they finally release a successor model in which the star of this product review article. What we have here is KIWI EARS' latest entry-level model, The   KIWIEARS Cadenza II   and compared to its preceding model, it has some noticeable changes like the shells and the driver that they implemented as this type of transducer also evolving as new materials were integrated to improve its overall performance. The Cadenza II still showcases a single driver configuration in which the original Cadenza also has on it inside its earpiece. The Cadenza II features a 10mm dynamic driver just like its predecessor, but it uses a PET (polyethylene terephthalate) diaphragm with a titanium coating as...

I have this upcoming unit from  HIDIZS  which I received a few weeks ago, and now I finally have time to unbox this one. I actually tested this particular model last year and it was in a prototype stage that I’ve tried before and HIDIZS took some feedback from its testers around the world in which certain frequency sections should be adjusted to achieve its cohesiveness and refine its overall tuning. This is  HIDIZS MY LIN , and it is their latest entry-level model that was marketed as a  special edition and it somehow follows the  MS2 PRO  design language but with slight variation and also its transducer set-up. Like the MS2 PRO, its driver configuration is consisting of a dynamic driver responsible for bass and midrange, and a balanced armature driver that solely handles the treble part in which the former has a dual-cavity structure with strong dual-magnetic circuitry in a diameter size of 10.2mm with a composite diaphragm composed of two types of polyme...