This is a 1500 Quadbrid iem from Aful. Looks interesting to me. I’ve heard the bass could be good.
AFUL DAWN-X
Configuration: 1DD + 8BA + 4EST + 1BC
Stabilized Wood Faceplate
6N cingle-crystal copper cable
It has extended the frequency range of the electrostatic driver
This is what I’ve heard about the sound: “its resolution is high! Natural, relaxed, full-bodied~. it also has perfect cohesion and unparalleled detail retrieval”
SuperJunee is just a hifigo shill. You don’t need to do anything for them. Just look at their post history here, just leading questions and hype for hfg brands:
I’m not against fanboying brands one likes, but at some point it becomes clear when someone isn’t much more than a paid bot.
Enjoy CJL @Flavour and make all the comparisons you want for yourself, and others in the community you want to share with
Hi dear thanks for your attention. I’m just sharing some useful information. Instead of posting unfounded attacks here, I’d much rather hear more of your genuine thoughts on the DAWN-X. Isn’t that the whole point of having discussions like this?
What you posted is an advertisement. You’ll have better luck over on head-fi.org than here.
We prefer to share listening experiences to help inform other listeners but of course only a very select few have heard the Dawn-X
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