The clarity on this iem is insane. Vocal forward, detailed, high resolution. The only negative is a little bass light, but it is still present and great in quality
It's been a month since the Tiger moved in and I could not be any happier.
I paired them with PWaudio Monille MKII ft.60s cable, 4.4mm jack. For me, the combo is pure bliss. Playing with the Cayin 9 amp and A&K Kann Alpha.
Nice warm lush bass, not muddy. You hear the rapid fire/seperation of the double kick with heavy metal/metal/rock tracks.
The mids are spot on, vocals are the engaging. I am hearing different ranges that I usually only hear with my home audio.
The mid highs/highs have just the right sparkle with no fatigue for my ears. I can listen for hours without any issues.
I would say for me, my favorite IEMs!
This is another really good IEM from QDC. Details are really great. For an all BA unit, bass is deep and tight. Vocals are clear. There is no sibilance at all. I keep these in my ears for hours enjoying the musical experience conveyed. Really well done QDC!
QDC Tiger equals Smooth, clean, and fun
Bass: for a non DD set is tight and assertive without ever going over.
Mids: are smooth clear and forward
Treble is where I feel this set shines as clean and energetic, but a tint of darkness
I would rec this set if you are looking for a more fun set without losing too much technical performance.
Excellent set for the price. The cable isn’t what you’d expect at any price point but despite this…. Silver Flash WINS!!
Enjoyed it. Smooth musical sound in a very compact package
Maven III is an IEM doing a lot of things right by me, from crystal clear, airy and energetic treble to unexpectedly physical bass, taking over from where Maven II left off. Resolution receives a bump, stage is wider and taller, more aerated, but without feeling hollow and the construction can be considered at least on par with Maven II. In terms of genres, obviously is works wonderfully for metal, delivering fast transients, good macro and micro dynamics and tastefully highlighted bass guitar. Maven II cannot keep up with the younger sibling, tracks like August Burns Red’s Behemoth contrasting the laser precision of bass drums in Maven III with the relaxed, less dynamic, Maven II.
While UM calls this tuning V, I would call it more W. since the voices are well highlighted too.
Is it still a “Maven”? I believe it is. At the same time, with its fast…everything, could also have been a member of the Mest series. (full review: https://mikaik-audio.com/maven-iii-moonshard-review/ or https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/unique-melody-maven-iii.29219/reviews)
As usual, the Musicteck service was great, quickly answering my questions, shipping the same day, etc. Always a pleasure to come back.
It's like there's a warm electric haze infused with every note, especially Rock. Some say it's too much, but I think it's a perfect specialist IEM. Upper mids and above aren't super detailed or prevalent but that's more feature than flaw. Twilight isn't designed to do everything well (shout out to Dita Ventura... I love you), but it serves its purpose perfectly. And they're pretty comfortable, praise be.
Im not sure why these aren't sold out yet. They sound excellent. Seriously they sound just like megafest but with a good clean solid bass that doesnt over power everything else. Niche? Maybe. fatiguing? I can get two three hours at a time then need a break but super super enjoyable to listen to. Side note musictek customer service was great .
