Sensitivity: 127 dB/mW
Frequency response: 10 Hz – 20 kHz
DCR: 25 to 45 ohms (depending on the switch position)
Driver: 5 balanced armature drivers, HQ 3-way tunable crossover
3-switch setting manual
PURPLE with its replaceable cable
(silver cable)
4 Comply tips (various sizes)
8 silicon tips
(various sizes)
Cleaning tool
Carrying box
User manual
The Purple by EarSonics: When the technical know-how is put at the service of musical versatility.
Based on the exclusive modular system found in the VELVET V2 (3 sound signatures), the Purple is going beyond by incorporating the latest technical progress developed by EarSonics with the Grace and the EM64 (UIEM and CIEM flagships)
The Purple technology is housed in EarSonics EVS patented shell, unveiled with the launch of the ES5. Thanks to the FUSION process embedded in the EVS shell, EarSonics have packed their proprietary drivers in a super ergonomic universal-fit design.
The nozzle has been designed with the TRUEWAVE system, the latest technology developed for the EM64. It features a 2-output cannula topped by a mono-brass bell. This configurations allows an optimal phase control and a prime magnitude coherence curve, for ever greater audio realism.
Power, balance, compliance with timbre and maximal headroom.
The Purple has a rich sound in all parts of the spectrum with a strong sense of presence and enhanced front surround sound for a unique audiophile listening experience.
The sound is balanced, natural and musical. It has all the qualities that made EarSonics a success: organic and warm lows, processed mids and mastered high-mids, with full control of harshness even at high volume levels.
The highs are textured and fine with rich harmonics, giving a clear and airy feel. Indeed, the Purple inherits its quality highs coming from Grace IEM, yet offering an even stronger presence of highs.
Designed with 5 proprietary drivers, 2 of which are mid drivers provided with a vent system, the purple electronics aim to lead the most discerning listeners towards a new horizon in terms of listening experience.
With its modular system, the Purple enters EarSonics Signature range. The 3 sound signatures enable listeners to better adjust their listening experience to their music and choice of players.
I love this dap , for a while I was thinking to utilize my old lg v30 as dap but I was not happy with limited ability to customize sound . This R4 has eq and mseb and I can taylor sound exactly the way I like it . Hiby music app is great but you can use any android media player in it . I also like that I can watch Youtube videos with it . I loaded 512gb micro sd card with few hundreds albums in flac and some in mp3 and everything works great . Balanced output works great and I had no problem driving my lsa hp2 headphones with it . I use 3.5mm output with campfire atlas and Im very happy with sound Im getting . Some users reported overheating but I guess they have early production models because mine never get hot only slightly warm over couple hours of use .
IMHO, these are absolutely the best sounding IEMs I have used to date. This includes: (The Empire Ears Raven, Astell&Kern x Empire Ears NOVUS, Aroma Audio Fei Wan, UM Multiverse Mentor, Noble Audio Viking Ragnar, and Noble Audio Ronin). They easily punch above their price point in terms of sound quality characteristics and capabilities.
The Timbre/tonality is at the very least on par with the Aroma Audio Fei Wan. The dual BA custom "Diablo" bass drivers sound like TOTL quality Dynamic Drivers. Unless someone told me I could have sworn these were using top notch Dynamic Drivers. The sub-bass is the best I've heard. Nothing has beaten the Unique Melody Multiverse Mentor in terms of creating a holographic soundstage that feels like it surrounds you a full 360 degrees, but Macbeth's imaging and holography are TOTL god tier level, The treble detail is also TOTL without any sibilance whatsoever. The customized dual Sonion BCDs that only work in the Mids to High-Mids region creates a truly unique effect for vocals.
I don't want to get into a debate whether different conductivity metals in different audio cables can change or improve the sound over the stock cable. I'm simply here to relay my own personal auditory experience. Having said that:
The Stock Eletech copper cable is very good, it provides plenty of detail and gives a slightly warm tonality to Macbeth's sound. However, Macbeth sounds best to me with either the Eletech "Sonnet of Adam" cable or if you can swing it, the Eletech "Ambition" cable that is a custom-built IEM cable just for Macbeth in an effort to bring out Macbeth's absolute best sound. I personally believe Sonnet of Adam is a perfect middle ground in terms of sound quality improvements and pricing. It provides roughly 60-70% of what "Ambition" does, but for $1,300 cheaper. What I hear when listening to the stock cable and SOA cables back-to-back is that SOA enhances the Vocals by making them a little more present, it improves the clarity, the tonality, and the soundstage characteristics. I believe it considerably improves upon Macbeth's treble presence and it's resolution by giving it stronger detail retrieval abilities. This alone is impressive given how much detail retrieval Macbeth already has with just the stock cable. The primary areas of clarity improvement I felt were in the high-mids to treble regions. The timbre produced with the stock cable is already TOTL, but I think SOA improves it even further.
In the end, Macbeth will truly be "the" special and unique pair of flagship IEMs to have for the foreseeable future. You can check out user experiences for Macbeth along with in-depth user reviews by respected forum members on the head-fi.org website. Lastly, Your Mileage May Vary, and this is just a personal opinion of my experience with my pair of Macbeth IEMs.
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Wer etwas außergewöhnliches sucht, wird mit dem FAudio Mezzo in jeder Hinsicht glücklich. Der limitierte IEM ist wunderschön Top verarbeitet und bis ins kleinste Zubehör mit Liebe hergestellt. Der Klang ist detailliert, musikalisch und muss den Vergleich mit zum Teil viel teureren IEMs nicht fürchten. Im Gegenteil.
Very real, wide sound that is coming at your head in layers. Of course, I'm coming from an entry-mid DAP, the iBasso DX170, where tone is there about 70% and space around the instruments not so much. So, yes, what the audiophiles write about is true: there is more atmosphere and less veiling of sound. Also, the tube hybrid mode is very useful in hearing different perspectives of the sound decay and harmonic partials that the ear picks up, though this may be dependent on the headphones being used. Basically, the tubes add more air and bloom.
This Iem is a little dry, with less bass i expected. However the iem have a good technicality and precision with an ample scene
