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PULA AUDIO ARC: Simplicity As its Core

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It's been a while since I reviewed a product from PULA AUDIO , and now what I have here is their latest entry-level model and possibly their cheapest model. And this earphone has a single transducer set-up on its composite shell frame. This is the ARC , their newest budget-friendly entry-level model and as I mentioned, it has a one driver configuration on each side of the channel. It features a reliable 10mm dual-chambered, dual-magnetic dynamic driver architecture with a PET (polyethylene terephthalate) material on its diaphragm which is known for its clear, lightweight yet sturdy that it will deliver a more responsive on its transient with less distortion for a precise and smooth sound quality for better deeper bass, a warmer and natural sounding midrange, and clear and smooth treble. The driver was then housed in an ergonomically-shaped composite shell structure consisting of metal and plastic resin, as the former is a CNC-milled, brushed aluminium alloy on its faceplate panel f...

KIWI EARS X B_MEDIA CHORUS: Unpretentiously Coloured Sounding

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As I previously published a review on one of the KIWI EARS’ latest budget entry-level IEM, the Cadenza II some few weeks ago, and now I have another product from them which is again another budget entry-level IEM. This is KIWI EARS x B_MEDIA: CHORUS and like the CADENZA II , it also has a single driver set-up and it also features a detachable cable just like the majority of their IEM line-up. And this IEM is a collaboration project between KIWI EARS and B_MEDIA , an audio reviewer from YouTube. Each side of earpiece of CHORUS is equipped with 10mm dynamic driver in a dual magnetic, dual cavity structure with a composite polymer with DLC (Diamond-Like Carbon) coating known for its thin, lightweight, rigidity and stiffness that is capable of producing a fast, precise, clean, detailed and well-extended treble with low distortion. In this regard, we will expect a good quality sound with snappiness, clarity and responsive performance. The driver was then housed in compact size, semi-open ...

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...