Deepest bass on the planet
Tribrid Technology
Quad EST Drivers
Private Configuration
To perform your best, hearing high-resolution mixes is not enough - you have to feel it pumping in your veins.
Packed with Tribrid technology, Maestro SE utilizes a combination of Dynamic, Balanced armature, and Quad electrostatic drivers for best-in-class airiness on the highs and ultra-highs, supported with a powerful yet controlled low-end for ultimate head-thumping goodness!
Now available in Universal-fit, Maestro SE is the ultimate end-game monitor for anyone looking to take their music experience to the highest level.
wonderful tone!
I have these headphones for a few weeks. I have been using them on a daily basis when I'm away from home and feel they're a great substitute for my Final D8000 Pro, when I can't or don't feel like using them. I use them mostly while at the computer, either at work or at home. They do a great job at putting me "in the zone" quickly in my coding sessions.
I feel they require a fairly high power to be loud. At work I plug them to a Lotoo Paw 6000, through a 4.4mm at high gain, and set the volume at 45-50. At home I plug them to a Burson Conductor 3XP, through a 3.5mm at high gain, and set the volume at 20.
The sound of these IEMs is so beefy it's almost tangible. To be fair, I feel my other IEM, a InEar ProMissionX (10 BA drivers), is slightly more detailed, however I feel the FATMSE are certainly sufficiently technical to give me a realistic impression of my music library. For example, it happened a few times that I turned my back to hear if a person was talking to me, when actually it was a voice from the music. In other words, the FATMSE may be "fat", but to me they're not "fatty", if it makes any sense.
The bass punches like nothing else I've heard before. I would compare it to the Final D8000 Pro, mutatis mutandis.
I hope this review helps you get an idea of my experience with the FATfreq Maestro SE. This is my first review, I kindly ask you to upvote or downvote it: it will help me understand if I'm doing a good job. Thanks and good luck with your purchasing decision.
Love the MSE. It has a unique and fun tuning. It is not for everyone though. If you love an elevated bass, especially sub-bass, you will enjoy it. Definitely a keeper in my collection.
By far no neutral tuning, but absolutely well balanced w-shape signature.
Weighty powerful bass meets natural Mids and precisely defined Highs. The treble remembers me of a Ragnar, bass of an EVO and Mids of a Jewel.
It’s an absolutely remarkable IEM, very characteristic in its own way. If you can live with a bit of an undefined bass, you‘ll get a great sound experience with gorgeous treble response.
I have several far more expensive DAPs but the RS2 has quickly become my go to player for its convenient size, solid build, tremendous battery life, and outstanding sound quality. The lack of Bluetooth/WiFi and the small screen are the only negatives, but as soon as the music hits my ears all is forgiven.
The N3LE is truly a summit-fi DAP in my opinion! I know Cayin encountered some glitches with this production, but I've had no problems with mine, and I am more than satisfied! The N30LE is dynamic, sounds way more powerful than the numbers might indicate, and with the various tube/SS options, you can't go wrong finding a signature that will mesmerize you. A little bit north of neutral in tone, it is a rich, spacious, detailed sound, and instruments and vocals are natural and accurately placed within the large soundstage. Pricey, but very much a TOTL DAP!
These are incredibly refined and polished plugs. They even came in a jewelry box! I measured and they are accurate going inside at a safe depth. They truly a perfect plug. Gives a way superior fit and finish, compared to any cheap rubber plug. These feel Solid and secure. No more worries of dust, or losing any plugs. I purchased two sets to cover all 4 holes, when my dap not in use.
