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Thanks! To be honest, the Moonriver 2 Ti, MIAD 01, and Tanchjim Luna sound so alike to me that I probably couldn’t tell them apart just by listening. They’re all linear, super detailed, with great instrument separation, and they just sound really natural. The Luna is also really handy since you can use it with any smartphone or laptop, plus you can control it through the Tanchjim app.

@@Atechreviews have u tried iphone 15? How is the output from USB-c?vs miad 01

@@shahkhan110 No, I haven’t tried it with iPhone 15 yet, but I can give it a go with my iPhone 14 if that helps!

Maybe in a hybrid setup with other drivers, like a dynamic driver or a couple of balanced armatures alongside a bone conduction driver, it could work. But as a standalone driver, it's tough, at least for now. In my experience, most bone conduction drivers perform well as supporting drivers, but they're not yet capable of providing great performance across the full frequency range on their own. Maybe we'll see that change in the future.

Thank you so much for the kind words.

It really depends on what you’re into. If you prefer a stronger bass, the Mega5est is probably your best bet. The Pilgrim, though, is definitely more detailed and resolving, but I did find myself wanting just a bit more bass from it. If you like how the Mega5est sounds, you might also want to check out the new Kiwiears KE4.

@Atechreviews Thank you, Axel, for the information. Mega5est is on my bucket list now. Till then I will enjoy the Pilgrim, which retired all my other IEM's. Good luck with Gizaudio!

@@umtbozkr2358 Thanks!

Thanks for the kind words! That’s been my experience too. It definitely feels grand and expansive, but the soundstage isn’t particularly huge in terms of width.

Moondrop Aria 2 and Truthear Hexa are great choices.

This is the final version. There are two designs: Starrynight (with gold highlights) and MarineEcho (as shown in the video).

@@Atechreviews I see ,thanks

Same here.

Of course. Thanks for stopping by 🙂

Interesting.

Thank you for watching.

Yeah, I think the shell affects the sound.

@@Atechreviews surely, or else no reason for that weird shape haha.

You're welcome. I will try to review it.

Haha, taste is subjective. Personally, I find it quite elegant.

I didn't listen to the Oracle MK 3 so I can't comment on its sound.

Thanks for watching!

If you get the opportunity to demo it, it could be a fantastic experience.

Thank you for watching.

True.

OK 👍

An Apple dongle or FiiO KA11 is great.

No problem 👍

It can drive most headphones, even the HD600. I loved using the HiFiman Sundara with the MIAD01.

The metal part is around 4.0mm. The resin part is 5.6mm. What do you mean by outer part?

@@Atechreviews haha I meant resin as inner and metal as outer part of the nozzle🤣 thx for the info

@@wiesolos No problem. 🙂

Hello, I apologize for the shaky footage. I've updated my camera setup, so hopefully, the shaking won't be an issue in future videos. Do you mean a faraway view would look better?

With the silver nozzle, they sound similar, the Delci AE sounds slightly warmer with more bass which makes it more fun and engaging. Similar level of detail.

@@Atechreviews thank you. Can you also reach out to Timmy and ask him if he needs any Thai reviewer for his Gizaudio Thai channel?

The Explorer is easy to drive, but the sound does open up at higher volumes, making it even better. The FiiO KA13 is all you need to drive them to their full potential. Enjoy your new IEMs!

@@Atechreviews Actually I am a student and hence I don't have much to spend, I am buying this explorer of my one year savings. From the bottom of my heart thank you!!! Love from India 🫂

@@samratpaul7977 You're welcome! If you could wait, it will probably go on sale during the 11.11 sales. 🙂

Hi, Matt. You can contact him via the email listed in the Gizaudio video description.

@@Atechreviews Thank you.

@@Atechreviews do you any chance have his gmail? I'm not sure if I emailed the right one.

@@MattSimpleAudio No, I don't have it.

@@Atechreviews that's sad 😢

I personally prefer the sound of the Zero 2, but the Quark 2 has the edge when it comes to its compact earpiece design, better isolation, and the included cable with a mic.

@@Atechreviews so it depends on what I'm after huh... Thank you for the reply!

@@eleazarjosiah.t7582 You're welcome! 🙂

Some mid-range too.

@@Atechreviews oh yeah, didn't notice that.

I don't have either of those at the moment. I will try.

The difference in resolution is noticeable, though not overwhelming. The Delci is a resolving IEM, though it doesn't quite match the level of the Nova. However, if you're listening to the Delci on its own, I believe you'll find it satisfying. It's a fun-sounding IEM, and I highly recommend it for those looking for options under $70.

That's totally OK. We all have our preferences. I love the P8 too.

I don’t have the EA500, but I do have the EA500 LM. The vocals on the EA500 LM are brighter, more energetic, and can sometimes be a bit too much for me depending on the music.

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Ok, I can do that. Thanks for the suggestions.

I have the MEST MK III, so I can make a comparison with it.

@@Atechreviews that would be great. thanks!

That’s great! I agree, the Pilgrim leans towards a smooth and safe tuning. The EM10, with its Harman tuning, will certainly sound more fun and engaging. I’m glad you’re enjoying them. Have fun with your IEMs!

Ok, will do.

@@christoph9510 I love my P8 wishing it can do better in separation, I think the CANTOR works for me , Tone Deaf Monk said the bass is really good on Cantor from BA Drivers, I'm curious about that , let see the coming up full review says...........cable seems from NiceHCK ones......

I like it. It is extremely resolving, with great instrument separation, and good soundstage.

Yes, will do that.

Thank you! I’ll take a few days, or maybe a week, to carefully listen to the Cantor before publishing the review.

@@Atechreviews Thanks!

I will see what I can do. Thank you for your suggestions.

Thank you so much cheers.

Thank you so much cheers.

Yeah, that is awesome.

If I had to guess, I’d say it’s likely to fit all 14 BAs and the acoustic tubes.

@@roberta.6579 prevents slip out , P8 happened to me.

It is a new type of acoustic architecture that they patented...apparently delivers good trebles without the need for a filter to mask some perceived hardhness. They call it "Direct Drive" architecture. In fact the nozzle has some weird cut-outs that manipulate high frequencies.

Yes they are! 😅

I don't have any other bullet style DSP IEMs but I can tell you the Quarks 2 sounds better than the Quarks 1 to me.

Hey, thanks for sharing your thoughts. I welcome and appreciate it. 🙂 1. I’ll make sure to include the IEM name in future discussions. Thanks for the tip! 2. To clarify, I prefer the Explorer over the EM6L and others. While some love the EM6L, I’d pick the EA500 LM. Preferences vary, and while I favor the Explorer, others might lean towards the MagicOne due to its different tuning. I’ll be more mindful of how I phrase things and clearly separate between "better" and "I prefer it more". 3. You’re right. I should highlight both pros and cons more clearly. I have been doing that in recent videos. The Explorer has relaxed vocals and darker treble at low volumes and I actually liked that because it never came off as harsh and had a pleasing sound. I’ll make sure to include more details like that in future reviews because some people might not prefer it. 4. I’ve noticed some people had different experiences with the 61T I reviewed, possibly due to QC issues. I’m not entirely sure why, but I’ve read online that it could be a quality control issue, with even some differing graphs out there. As for the DynaQuattro, I really like its bass that doesn’t overshadow the mids, along with its detailed vocals and natural timbre. That said, it could use a bit more treble extension, and it does need an amp since it’s a bit harder to drive. Also these are the IEMs that impressed me and the things I don't like about them are few. Overall, I think it’s great to hear different opinions, not just mine, and I’ll definitely focus more on mentioning both the positives and negatives of each IEM in the future. Thanks again! 🙂