- The Kiwi Ears Quintet features 5 different drivers per ear for exceptional audio clarity.
- Utilizes 4 distinct driver types: DLC dynamic, BA, planar magnetic, and PZT bone...
- A balanced sound signature is a core belief at Kiwi Ears. The Quintet took almost a year in development due to the engineering difficulty of combining all of its...
- Kiwi Ears claims the Quintet took almost a year to develop due to the engineering difficulty of combining all its driver types – dynamic, planar, piezo, and BA.
- The Kiwi Ears Quintet is a studio-grade earphone that is suitable for critical listening without skipping in musicality and engagement.
- In terms of brilliance, both in quality and quantity, the Kiwi Ears Quintet stands out as one of the exceptional sets, excelling in sparkle and treble air.
- Kiwi Ears developed the MPT driver to address the challenge of achieving high-quality ultra-treble, providing sustained frequencies from 4kHz to 40kHz with...
- For the treble, Kiwi Ears introduces a new 5mm planar tweeter system in the Quintet
- The Kiwi Ears Quintet is a high-resolution in-ear monitor (IEM) featuring a unique combination of 5 drivers per ear: a 10mm Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC)...
- The Kiwi Ears logo and Quintet brand are embossed into the right and left earpieces respectively, a nice touch on an otherwise plain but classic-looking IEM.
- The Kiwi Ears Quintet is an engaging, well-tuned pair of IEMs that make use of a unique 5-driver configuration.
- Kiwi Ears Quintet vs KiiBoom Evoke (219 USD vs 199 USD) – The shape is ergonomic for both, but Quintet has a smaller shell and ends up being a bit more...
- Yayın zamanı: dünDespués de analizar varios modelos nuevos de la marca, me quedé con las ganas de probar uno de sus éxitos anteriores: los Kiwi Ears Quintet.
- A balanced sound signature is a core belief of Kiwi Ears. Due to the engineering difficulty of combining all driver types, Quintet's development took nearly a year.