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DUNU DN142: Calming Yet Sparkly Tuned Just Like The Dragon Prince

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Ao Bing is a one of the main characters from a Ming dynasty-era Chinese mythology and fantasy novel, Fengshen Yanyi also known as The Investiture Of The Gods, and he is dragon prince, and revered as a god of rain as he is also one of sons of a great dragon king, Ao Guang, the bringer of disasters like floods, storms and drought. Along with his father, they demanded the youths from their subjects as a tribute to make them serve for their underwater realm and he is also the main antagonist of the story as he is a main rival of Nezha, a divine child hero. At the start of this year, I’ll introduce one of the latest models from  DUNU  and it is from the latest series that they just recently established, the Delicate series which are the models situated in initial-level midrange up to the midrange in a price bracket, and these models have a hybrid driver set-up consisting of three driver technology. There’s no need further to introduce DUNU as we are already aware with its strong re...

DUNU VULKAN II: A Name With A Contrasting Sound Profile

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Vulkan is a German and Russian word for volcanoes and these type of land formation serves as an outlet or opening of crust that allows to escape some lava, gases and volcanic ashes and debris from the magma chamber as we view them as spectacular wonders of nature that either we admire for its beauty and its responsible to make land  more fertile with rich minerals for agriculture  or fear for its destructive power that greatly affects the ecological system within its vicinity. The term “Volcano” is derived from a Latin word “Vulcanus” the god of fire, blacksmithing and volcanoes in the Roman Pantheon of deities, and a patron of the metalworking craftsmen and blacksmiths, and it seems that it's a Romanified version of the Greek God, Hesphaestus as they are in the same field to worship them. It's been a while since I've reviewed a  DUNU  set as the last one that I thoroughly assessed was their  KIMA II  and I actually like its tonality and its overall product...