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Rinko has many meanings in Kanji, "Rin" means respectful, ethical, dignified or beautiful sound and "Ko" means children or young girl. Looks like we have a new set from  SEE   AUDIO  and this one is quite unusual compared to their previous releases which are either hybrid or all-balanced armature configurations. To be honest, I'm quite a fan of  SEE AUDIO  as I owned some of their products like  Yume Summer Edition ,  Yume Midnight  and  Bravery Limited Edition  and my first hybrid set with premium  Knowles  balanced armature was a  SEE AUDIO   Yume . This is  SEE AUDIO Rinko , this is  SEE   AUDIO's  second collaboration project, this time from different audio reviewer personality,  Zeos Pantera  of  Z Reviews . It happens that I also did a product review with his collaboration from other audio companies, so let's see what was the concoction tuning result between him and...

"If ain't broken, don't fix it" , that proverb is somehow connected to the product that I will do a review on right now. I'm talking about the See Audio Bravery Limited Edition and its supposedly stark contrast with its regular version. I've done a review on previous See Audio Bravery before and it is still one of the defining moments to me as an IEM reviewer on how an all-BA set has an almost DD-like bass quality with good tonality and noteworthy technical aspect.  I'm actually a fan of See Audio products since I've tested the See Audio Yume and it is still one of my favourite IEMs in my current location for vocal-centric listening sessions. See Audio Bravery, the regular one has different approach as it was tuned differently with better inclusions inside of its packaging box. If you want to check my reviews on other See Audio products, just click them below. See Audio Yume See Audio Bravery See Audio Yume Midnight See Audio Br...

Hello mates and welcome to another IEM review for this year. This will be a special one as this is my first IEM review article in 2022. 2021 was quite a memorable year to me as it was my breakthrough moment in IEM audio reviewing as audio gods smile upon us as we gain their favour by receiving some of the best IEMs in both entry-level and midrange market segment to provide an honest and uncompromising review to give some ideas for the ever-expanding audio community (Note: I'm irreligious and skeptic person).    I’ve done some reviews on previous See Audio models, The See Audio Yume and The See Audio Bravery . Both of the IEMs are well-regarded and mostly receive an overwhelming response and positive feedbacks from audio enthusiasts due to its well-done tuning and usage of high quality materials on their products. I was one of the reviewers who were actually surprised the tuning of Yume as it really hit my soft spot especially on how the mids were presented in ...