I wasn't expecting this type of sound resolution and ultra detail. I wasn't expecting the bass to sound this good either. The stars of the Ragnar show are the mids to upper mids and the treble region. The bass is still excellent, but it's at a reference EQ level and not enhanced. So, if the song calls for a lot of bass in the recording, then it will produce that bass. It's way more bass than I was expecting when I was purchasing these.
These are definitely not for bass-heads unless you are like me who likes both enhanced hard hitting bass but also enjoys lots of detail. For example, if you have a pair of bass heavy IEMs and then get the Ragnar, you will have to go through sort of an adjustment period to acclimate your brain to the new sound signature. it doesnt take that long, maybe 45min-1 hour of listening to the Ragnar and you'll be fairly acclimated. I'm sure for other individuals it can take longer or shorter to get accustomed to the new sound signature, but it's totally worth it. You owe it to yourself to have a pair of IEMs in your collection that can have ultra detail and resolution like these, because you will hear things in the sound track that you have never heard before. In another example, when listening to the Billie Eilish song "Billie Bossa Nova" you can even hear the moisture on her lips as she sings.
These IEMs excel at Acoustic/guitar/bass guitar/vocals/classic rock/heavy rock/classical music/and jazz. Having said all that, I actually enjoy the Ragnar in some rap music that has heavy bass.
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