Kiwi ears recently unveiled étude, a pair of high-ending monitor (IEMS) that can give extraordinary bass reactions through the brand’s promise of brand’s promise brands through the brand’s brand’s brand’s promise transducers (KVT) technology. Unlike traditional bone conduction techniques, a scale-down touch vibration system is found in the KVT Bluetooth Vibration Speaker, which will bring a physical edge for kiwi ear promises low-mid audio breeding.

Étude 10 mm is powered by a berillium-electroproplated dynamic drivers, who are engineers to act like subworms. The driver’s purpose is to distribute crisp, sharp kick drums and juicy bass guitar tones. The KVT’s vibration-prosperous plate system added to the-long-based N52 Neodium Magnet is that the results that reduce the low-end with imaging such as kiwi ear, 3D-like imaging.

Étude also gives home to three custom-balanced armature drivers: a dedicated midrange driver was tuned for vocal and instrumental clarity, and a dual ultra-high frequency tweeter to enhance microdette and environmental texture. A flat midrangle and careful out of cautious expanded treble tuning, a lifetime with kiwi ears, aims to neutral profile.

Kiwi also says that étude has been tuned with 8DB sub-vass lift, which is grounded by the 250Hz crossover shelf to preserve the outspoken appearance without adding the color. It hopes that it will find the touch effect with high-loyal expansion.

I am testing myself for the previous week, and what is stuck with me the most is how Bass has felt physical compared to other IEMs that lack vibration drivers. The heavy low-end tracks did not just make a deep voice, they felt as if they were under pressure against my ear.

Beyond the bass reaction, the tonal balance is also impressively sophisticated. Vocals are clear, with a lifetime texture that sits well in the mixture, and the upper register remains smooth without penetrating the hard area. Everything is very good in everything from instrument separation and soundstaging metal to cinematic score.

Even with unique drivers, these IEMs are tuned in a way that will not just satisfy the bassheads, although some outstanding tracks move on a little boxing or reverberant tone when vibration techniques actually kicks. Overall, if you prefer styles that thrive on mobility and layering, it is definitely worth a look.

Kiwi Kan étude is now on sale on Amazon, priced at $ 119 MSRP, or can be purchased from the original brand of Linsol, Kiwi Ear.