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DUNU SA6 MK.II: Almost Flawless, Exquisitely Refinement

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"The starting point of all achievement is desire."  --Napoleon Hill, American writer and author of Think and Grow Rich. That's how I tried to do my best on doing some product reviews on other portable audio devices for the past months and yet I'm still yearning and having some lingering desires that I really want to test the  Dunu  SA6  again. And here it is, the Gods of Audiophilia smile upon me and grant my craving not just only to test the  DUNU  SA6  but its evolved variant which makes me even more fortunate (though I'm quite a sceptical and very irreligious person). We already know the reputation of  DUNU  as a company, so let's cut to the chase on it as I will pinpoint more on its tonal and technical specifications regarding this particular product. Be prepared as this product assessment might even take a bit longer to read. This is  DUNU SA6 MK.I I, this is  DUNU's  latest flagship offering in the midrange segment. This ...

KZ AS16 PRO: Almost Reaching The Pinnacle

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Oi! welcome to my another IEM blog and once again I'll do a review for the Knowledge Zenith or KZ product. This product is somehow different in tuning especially on their all-BA product range as I have tested some of their old models before like BA10 (that Ironman-inspired look IEM in 2018) AS06 and the first AS16 which all of them were of V-shaped tuning. As I mentioned that I've tested the first AS16 in 2019 and I remember I have some qualms about that unit as it was sound so unrefined in my ears due to recessed mids, sibilant and with very mediocre technicalities and if my memory serves right, it is one of the KZ's product which price was around US$100/£83. And now, KZ decided to release an improved version of AS16  and it is now cheaper and affordable to budding audio enthusiasts. What I have here on my hand is KZ's latest product, KZ AS16 PRO. Like its first previous version, it consists of an octa-driver set up, All of them are balanced arm...

CCA CA10: Up To Par Performance

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Oi! mates, Welcome to my another IEM review article. What we have here right now is a product from CCA …again. I previously do a review on some of their  products, The CCA CA16 Pro and The CCA CRA . We already know the reputation the CCA as they are the sister company of super popular brand and the “king” of entry-levels IEMs, Knowledge Zenith (KZ). Like its sister, CCA also offer some decently-tuned IEMs in the market at very competitive price that will be affordable to the starters of this audio hobby. I have here their latest product, The CCA CA10. The CCA CA10 is an all- balanced armature driver set-up, this is not the first all-BA set-up that CCA produce as they release before the CCA A10 with 5 BA’s at each side and CCA AS16 with 8 BA’s respectively.   The CCA CA10 are encapsulated in a good quality, large-sized, clear polycarbonate shells. It's face plate design aesthetics shares the same cues with their previous...

AUDIOSENSE DT200: Silky Smooth Delivery

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"I love Audiosense and they love me back by returning it with five-folds."     Hello mates, and welcome to my another IEM review and I'll be doing an assessment of another IEM from an audio company, none another from Audiosense , again...(This is my fifth review item from them to be exact.)     If you want to check about Audiosense as a company and their other models that I've done a review, you can check out the links below. Audiosense DT100: https://euphoniareviews.blogspot.com/2021/11/audiosense-dt100-unbelievably-organic.html Audiosense DT300: https://euphoniareviews.blogspot.com/2021/09/audiosense-dt300-sensical-neutral-tunung.html Audiosense DT600: https://euphoniareviews.blogspot.com/2021/10/audiosense-dt600-majestic-purple-haze.html Audiosense AQ0: https://euphoniareviews.blogspot.com/2021/11/audiosense-aq0-noteworthy-decent.html Audiosense T800: https://euphoniareviews.blogspot.com/2021/10/audiosense-t800-audiosenses-first-born.html   ...