The Savanna By Noble Audio
Nearly 18 months ago I reviewed the Noble 4 Classic and felt it was an excellent tool in a reviewer's arsenal of reference earphones or IEMs. It's pretty neutral and very transparent with a little treble energy...
The MR2 By Pai Audio
Apparently, Pi was already registered by someone else and since "3.14159265359 Audio" didn't exactly set the world on fire as a catchy brand name, the resulting outcome was Pai Audio (with the 3.14 underneath)....
The Andromeda By Campfire Audio
During the original launch of the first three IEMs, the Jupiter was pitched by Campfire Audio as their highest resolving of the range at that time. I am not completely sure if they came out and said this was th...
The Orion By Campfire Audio
This is the last of the original launch line up of IEM's from Campfire Audio to be reviewed on Headfonics and it is also the cheapest and therefore perhaps the most accessible IEM for mid-fi audiophiles. Priced...
The S-EM6 By EarSonics
Last year represented the rise of multi-BA iems; the years before 8 driver ciems as the 8.A and JH16 had reigned supremely, but they already feel like stemming from a distant past due to the rapid progression i...
The Jupiter IEM By Campfire Audio
So the guys at Campfire Audio released the Orion and Jupiter IEMS just before Xmas and true to form I took the Jupiter with me on my Xmas travels again to get a nice long listen to it before the festive period ...
The 6 & 6R By Jomo Audio
Jomo Audio is a relative newcomer to the world of audiophile level IEM and customs gear but the owner, Joseph Mou has had a pretty strong track record in DIY and tinkering with customs over the years. Joseph or...
The Wizard Savant IEM by Noble Audio
In French the term "savant" is derived from the French term ’savoir' or "to know" in English and is generally interpreted to mean "knowing" or knowing a lot about a particular subject. Given that Noble's Savant...
The SM2 iFI IEM by Earsonics
Earsonics are a relatively inconspicuous brand in the mainstream setting but have slowly earned their place within the audiophile scene with their polished house brand and signature IEM styles. One of their fir...
8.2Our Score
The q-JAYS IEM by Jays
Jays are a Swedish company that first broke into the IEM scene with their first generation q-Jays back in 2007, (ed - which we reviewed here). Although well-received, the original q-Jays did not really obtain a...
7.9Our Score
The Noble 4 Classic In-Ear Monitor
If you are from Head-fi or a general audio enthusiast you cannot have passed a web page by without hearing the name Noble. Incredibly this is the first time I have spent any time with a Noble earphone of any ki...
7.9Our Score
The Altone 200 IEM by T-Peos
This isn’t the first encounter I’ve had with T-PEOS. A couple years back, I was part of the loaner tour for the H-100, T-PEOS’ first entry into the IEM world since its company, SWP Shinwoo, changed its name to ...
7.6Our Score
The C6IEM by Cypher Labs
Cypher Labs have always had one eye on the new, the different and the bleeding edge over the last few years but it is still surprising that a company known for cutting an advanced path into iOS and Android DAC ...
The SE846 by Shure
Redefining standards within the audio industry is a hard task to achieve and so when a company delves into unprecedented territory, it signifies progression; a venture into the next big thing, so to speak. Time...
The StageDiver 4 (SD-4) IEM by Inear
If you ask any mass consumer about Inear, the most you will get as an answer would be a shrug. Inear, of Germany, has only been heard in the audiophile community from a couple of years ago, but they have been ...
The Heaven VIII IEM By Final Audio Design
Final Audio Design are no strangers to the audio scene and have consistently launched beautiful yet sonically pleasurable audio gear time and time again. Key to their success is the employment of innovative eng...
The VELVET IEM by Earsonics
EarSonics is one company that needs no introduction and has been a major player in the audiophile world since the launching of the SM3 which many had adored and kept as part of their growing collection. The SM6...
The W50 IEM from Westone
Westone has been revamping a lot of their universal IEM lineup of late. Well in actual fact pretty much all of it from the UM10 upwards since last year. I had a chance to review the UM Pro 10 and Alpha series a...
The UE900 by Ultimate Ears
I was one of the rare few who managed to get a nice fit on UE's classic and much loved TF10 IEM. I remember it was at the same time I acquired the Sennheiser IE8 and after a brief comparison of both the IE8 was...
The NS800 v2 Monitors by Nocs
I tried the NOCS brand before with the NS700 cans and although they looked suspiciously like the Platten range from Urbanears I was suitably impressed by the sound quality and thought them to be a cut above wha...