- Flipears Legion
- Type: In-Ear
- Amp Needed: No but better with
- Driver type: 1 EarQuake™ Bone Conductor, 1 DD, 1 Spark™ Electret
- Flipears Aegis
- Type: In-Ear
- Amp Needed: No but better with
- Driver Type: 1 EarQuake™ Bone Conductor, 1 DD
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Aegis>Leagon
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So I’ve heard. Put in my pre-order for the Aegis 
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Hi. Where did you pre-order? Have checked their site and Linsoul with no luck.
Thanks.
Edit: Found them on MusicTec!
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Yep Musicteck. Best in business, imo.
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they need to open shop in EU!
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Okay, this video is pretty cool
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Thats such a fitting advertisement!
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They were talking about a super flagship soon. I have the legion in for review now.
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I saw your ranking for Legion - you gave it an A with average score of 8.5.
For the price, that’s an ouch, but also kinda expected given the choice of tuning.
Again, I have much more faith in the Aegis.
On the topic of Aegis, they are not shipping them out until end of April… 
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It’s still in progress, review is happening soon.
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First review of the Aegis and it’s very good.
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Another review of Aegis - this one is extremely positive.
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Yeah, looks like the exact same IEM, just without the EST/Electret pushing up the upper-treble/air as it does on the Legion. 
Ah, legion seems to have a couple more dBs at the pinna as well.
Right, but it is not quite that simple. If you reduce the treble energy, you will perceive the overall balance to be very different.
The main issue is that I think the Bone conductor isnt being picked up at all by the mic at all.
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It seems that some measurements of the Legion do, there’s a bump in the measurement around 300Hz on HBBs graph for example. That’s likely the BC coming online
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