Price List

	MSRP	Holiday Price	discount
Aroma Audio
Jewel	5130	4104	20%
ACE	4500	3600	20%
Thunder	2560	2048	20%
A100TB	772	656	15%
PS100 Pro	358	304	15%
Air	601	511	15%
NEO	418	334	20%

Astell&Kern	from 11/24 to 11/30
SR35	799	649	19%

Canpur
CP622B	3499	3149	10%
CP54E	1999	1799	10%
CPBA7	999	899	10%
CP32E	819	737	10%
CPBA1	219	197	10%
Joyfull 1&2	179	161	10%
Joyfull 1&1	159	143	10%
Joyfull 1	133	120	10%

Cayin
N8ii	3499	2799	20%
C9	1999	1599	20%
N7	1999	1499	25%
RU7	289.99	261	10%
RU6	249.99	212	15%

Eletech	Contact info@musicteck.com for details

Effect Audio
Chiron with Leather Case	2999	2699	10%
Cleopatra II Octa	1799	1529	15%
Cleopatra II	1199	959	20%
Gaea	1299	1104	15%
Fusion 1	999	849	15%
Code 23	599	509	15%
Eros S 1st AE	349	297	15%
Eros S	299	254	15%

Elysian Acoustic
Diva	1599	1359	15%

Empire Ears
Odin	3399	2719	20%
Evo	3099	2479	20%

FAudio
Mezzo Limited Edition	1900	1520	20%

FATfreq
Grand Maestro (Premium Gold Plated Silver Cable	3271	2944	10%
Grand Maestro (Stock Silver Cable)	2928	2635	10%
Maestro SE	1962	1699	13%

Focal	from 11/9 to 11/30
Utopia	4999	3999	20%
Stellia	2999	2399	20%
Clear MG	1499	1199	20%
Bathys	699	629	10%

HiBy
RS8	3299	2809	15%
RS6	1399	999	29%
R6 Pro II	749	669	11%
R6 III	499	399	20%
RS2	479	449	6%

Hifiman
HE1000se	3499	1999	43%

Liquid Links
Venom	1089	980	10%
Evua II	449	404	10%
Martini	349	314	10%
West Lake	299	269	10%

Lotoo	limited to the US only, limited qty, 11/24 to 11/28
PAW Gold Touch (final sale)	3199	1900	41%
PAW 6000	1200	899	25%
S2	269	215	20%

Meze Audio
Empyrean	2999	2299	23%

NGaudio
Erebus	4799	3829	20%
Eurus+	2949	2359	20%

Noble
Viking Ragnar	4000	3200	20%
Ronin	3900	3120	20%
Kublai Khan	2599	2079	20%
Stage 3	600	480	20%

Nostalgia
Tesseract	3699	3329	10%
Camelot	2599	2339	10%
Lancelot	1179	1061	10%

Oriolus
Mellianus JP (Like New)	3500	2275	35%
Isabellae (Like New)	659	428	35%

PWAudio
First Times with Shielding	3314	2651	20%
First Times	2415	1932	20%
Meet Agains SE with Shielding	3038	2430	20%
Meet Agains SE	2399	1919	20%
Meet Agains with Shielding	3038	2430	20%
Meet Agains	2399	1919	20%
1950s 4wired with Shielding	2419	1935	20%
1950s 4wired	2149	1719	20%
Somewhere In Sound	1888	1510	20%
August Fun	1129	903	20%
Blackicon Series Epoch	255	204	20%

qdc
V14	2738	2190	20%
VX	2299	1839	20%
Tiger	1485	1188	20%
Folk	379	303	20%

Shanling
M9 Plus	2959	2367	20%
M7	1249	999	20%
M6 Ultra	919	735	20%
M3 Ultra	479	383	20%
M0 Pro	129.99	110	15%

Softears
RS10	2099.99	1688	20%
Twilight	930	780	16%
RSV	729.99	588.9	19%
Studio4	449	368	18%

Unique Melody
Mason FS (Like New)	5999	3,899	35%
Multiverse Mentor	4499	3599	20%
MEST MKIII (Red)	2359	1887	20%
MEST MKIII (Blue)	1919	1535	20%
MEST MKIII (Red) (without stock cable)	1899	1519	20%
MEST MKIII (Blue) (without stock cable)	1599	1279	20%
Maven Pro	1799	1439	20%
MEST MKII	1499	1099	27%
MEXT	1099	879	20%
U-Free	349	262	25%

Vision Ears
Phonix	3900	3315	15%
EXT	2960	2516	15%

Fantastic!

The A&O Omega is a beautiful piece of art. The design, the premium drivers, the cable…all top notch. In today’s day and age, an IEM this special under $3k is significant. Before I get too far into this, it is best to throw a neutral/natural source at the Omega. Something overly warm will leave you missing the higher-end technicalities that it can produce. While it doesn’t HAVE to have a lot of power, something that gives plenty of headroom will benefit the Omega, and your listening enjoyment. Basically, just remember that synergy is king…doesn’t always have to be the most expensive source kit to get the most out of a higher end IEM.

The tonality is full, with a warm tilt. I hear no edginess or sibilance regardless of where the switches are. The bass is just spectacular. If you, like me, had a romantic inclination towards something like the Legend X (or Evo), this is a wonderful upgrade from that general category of sound signature. It evokes the same emotion to me as the X did back in the day. I’ve had the chance to trade with friends a couple of times and just can’t imagine enjoying anything more without breaking my bank with the Fulgrim. Don’t hesitate to give the Omega a try.

When the jack stopped working on my wm1a I wanted something small but still with natural musical timbre. I had the W4, which was very resolving and great in its own way. I decided to try the ru7. I think it's great and has the kind of sound I was looking for. It really is a kind of synthesis in sound between the w4 and wm1a.

Canpur CP752B: A Resolution Monster Where Coherence Meets Power

The Canpur CP752B is nothing short of a revelation in the "summit-fi" landscape, effectively redefining what a flagship multiverse-driver IEM can do. The first thing that grabs you is the sheer scale of the soundstage—it is genuinely holographic. Where other IEMs might give you width, the CP752B uses its dual bone conduction drivers to create a 3D bubble that feels less like listening to earphones and more like sitting in a properly treated listening room. The separation is surgical without being sterile; you can pick out every layer of a complex track, yet the drivers—despite being a mix of BA, EST, Planar, and BC—blend with a coherence that is almost impossible to find in other "quadbrid" sets.

Tonally, these strike a brilliant balance that many are calling a refined "W-shape," bringing the best of all worlds. The bass is authoritative and massive, providing that visceral, textured rumble you usually only get from dynamic drivers, yet it retains the lightning-fast speed of balanced armatures. It hits with a weight that provides a solid foundation for the music without bleeding into the mids. Vocals are pushed forward just enough to be intimate and engaging, avoiding that distant "scooped" feeling, while the treble offers that elusive "sparkle without pain"—delivering immense air and micro-detail that extends forever without ever becoming sharp or fatiguing.

Finally, the build and package cement its status as an endgame monitor. The medical-grade resin shells are surprisingly comfortable for the driver count, and the collaboration with Eletech for the stock cable shows Canpur didn’t cut any corners. It is rare to find an IEM that manages to be both a technical monster and musically "fun" at the same time, but the CP752B pulls it off effortlessly. If you are looking for an IEM that competes with (and often wallops) sets costing significantly more, this is absolutely the one to beat.

The Epitome of the "Sophisticated Basshead" Monitor

Sound Signature Overview The Alpha & Omega Fulgrim can be best described as a "sophisticated basshead" audiophile monitor. It offers a masterclass in dynamic control, distinguishing itself by knowing exactly when to exhibit restraint and when to unleash power. Unlike typical bass-heavy IEMs that apply a blanket boost across the spectrum, the Fulgrim respects the mix; if a track demands neutrality, the low end remains disciplined. However, when the composition calls for it, the bass response is authoritative, visceral, and commanding.

Frequency Response Breakdown

Bass (The Foundation): With the stock Aura cable, the tuning exhibits a distinct bias toward the sub-bass region. The quality here is exceptional—highly textured, detailed, and deeply impactful. Crucially, despite the sheer quantity of low-end energy available, the tuning is meticulous; the bass creates a solid floor without ever bleeding into or muddying the lower mid-range.

Mid-Range (The Vocal Presence): Because of the clean separation from the bass, the mids are left uncolored and pristine. Vocals, both male and female, are rendered with clarity and high-resolution detail, ensuring the emotional core of the music is never lost behind the low-end drive.

Treble (The Resolution): The top end is characterized by excellent extension and a palpable sense of "air." Utilizing a configuration of 6 Electrostatic (EST) drivers, the Fulgrim achieves a transient response that is both resolving and authoritative. This technical capability ensures that no matter how thunderous the bass becomes, the treble remains distinct, piercing through the mix to reveal micro-details and atmospheric cues.

Technical Performance & Separation One of the Fulgrim’s standout technical achievements is its frequency separation. The three primary zones—Bass, Mids, and Treble—operate in distinct layers. There is no incoherent overlap or masking; the listener receives a holographic presentation where powerful lows and sparkling highs coexist without competing for acoustic space.

Synergy & Cable Pairing While the stock configuration provides a thrilling ride, those with a sensitivity to high-frequency energy may find the treble energetic. For these listeners, I strongly recommend pairing the Fulgrim with the Astral Acoustics "Luna" upgrade cable. This pairing introduces a subtle warmth that smooths out the sharper edges of the treble response while maintaining the IEM's inherent resolving capabilities, offering a more organic listen without sacrificing detail.

Verdict The Alpha & Omega Fulgrim is a rare beast: a monitor capable of satisfying the cravings of a basshead while maintaining the technical prowess required by a critical listener. Its ability to handle 99% of music genres with agility makes it a versatile endgame solution for those who want power without compromising on clarity.

Mest is Best

The rumble in the bass when the bone conduction works properly and the holographic soundstage... I got spooked when I heard a bird chirping behind me and turned back only to find out it was from the song.

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