Ordered these yesterday with a discount. Glad to hear they're not aggressive as graph looks like. Definitely, more comfy than huge n heavy MP145. Nice review, thanks!
I am really enjoying this set personally, to the point that I don't understand how they're dividing people. They managed to find a dynamic sounding low end, without sacrificing clarity and detail. I don't really align with you on comfort... they are light, but I wish that Kiwi Ears (in general) would tilt their nozzles upward a bit more. I had to lean on spinfits to get the best possible seal. You're dead on about the treble though... it's very clear and resolving, and not fatiguing at all. Not something I expect from a set that leans as warm as this does. I have run into a weird issue where with older hip hop you can tell what bass was mastered well, and what wasn't... something I don't notice with other bass focused headphones and iems I have. I don't think that they're at all being honest about their power requirements at all either.... they seem to scale well with more wattage though. My daily driver at my desk is a Hifiman EF400 and they seem to sound their best on the High Gain NOS setting.
Mine is coning on Monday. Ok. You said to much treble when i am sensative to that. Have to open the fimter grill and place the sponge densaty filter inside
@fiddlix planar work well with that filters. some other dd iem If the filter is too long then the sound is muffled. Then I need to place a filter cotton in the nozzle. It's a win or loose.
i'm looking for a warm but without losing too much of the technicaities. i tend to get fatigue when listening to female's vocal region on my simgot ew200. in this price range which one do you think is better for me, the melody or fudu? or do you have any other recommendation?
Great review i allmost bought the melodys and probally will at some point, but with iems being released at an alarming rate, its hard to choose a set, I will recieve the ARTTI T10 planar iem in about 2 days, the cost £59 and are going to be a hit, ive been told they are like a more polished s12 pro, at a more affordable price.
Finally!! Been waiting for this review. Thank you! I recently got an S12 Pro, and also have the Sonus, Z300, 7hz Zero, Wan'er. Still gonna spend more time with the S12 Pro so won't comment yet on that. But the Sonus is probably my favorite (love the 7hz Zero and Wan'er, and the Sonus just sounds like a better version of those). And when I do crave a more comforting and relaxing listen, the Z300 is just perfect for that. For my next IEM (do i need one? no. but that's why it's called a hobby 😂), I'm looking at the EM6L, Quartet, and this Melody. Which would you recommend among those? I'm looking for something that offers something a little unique or different from my current sets, while having technical performance that matches the $100-ish price point. In terms of tuning, I think a very slightly warmer-leaning sound would complement my existing sets - which is why I'm considering the EM6L and Quartet since they seem to be more on the relaxed side. The Melody is probably brighter than those two from what I've gathered from this review, but I also don't think it's anywhere near as bright and aggressive as my S12 Pro. So which of the 3 do you think I should go for? The Melody is cheaper by about $15, so price isn't a huge factor. Of course, if you have other suggestions, always open to them. Thanks as always!
Thank you so much for posting this! I've been waiting for a review so badly!
No worries and thanks for watching!
Ordered these yesterday with a discount. Glad to hear they're not aggressive as graph looks like. Definitely, more comfy than huge n heavy MP145. Nice review, thanks!
Thanks very much and I hope you like them.
I am really enjoying this set personally, to the point that I don't understand how they're dividing people.
They managed to find a dynamic sounding low end, without sacrificing clarity and detail.
I don't really align with you on comfort... they are light, but I wish that Kiwi Ears (in general) would tilt their nozzles upward a bit more. I had to lean on spinfits to get the best possible seal. You're dead on about the treble though... it's very clear and resolving, and not fatiguing at all. Not something I expect from a set that leans as warm as this does.
I have run into a weird issue where with older hip hop you can tell what bass was mastered well, and what wasn't... something I don't notice with other bass focused headphones and iems I have.
I don't think that they're at all being honest about their power requirements at all either.... they seem to scale well with more wattage though. My daily driver at my desk is a Hifiman EF400 and they seem to sound their best on the High Gain NOS setting.
Thanks for your feedback planar always seem to scale better with more power. No worries about the comfort as everyone is different.
How is melody vs wu heyday in technical?
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I would say Heyday.
@@VortexReviews1 is it a pretty big difference would you say
@@randynguyen6402 I noticed it fairly easy
does it have the usual planar timbre or more natural
Seems fairly natural
Mine is coning on Monday. Ok. You said to much treble when i am sensative to that. Have to open the fimter grill and place the sponge densaty filter inside
That’s what I’d do too.
I did but I don't think it sounds as bright as it looks.
@fiddlix planar work well with that filters. some other dd iem If the filter is too long then the sound is muffled. Then I need to place a filter cotton in the nozzle. It's a win or loose.
@VortexReviews1 I will give you a feed back next week. I listen music very loud everything is shouty to me. I nod at least 70 iem for myself .
i'm looking for a warm but without losing too much of the technicaities. i tend to get fatigue when listening to female's vocal region on my simgot ew200. in this price range which one do you think is better for me, the melody or fudu? or do you have any other recommendation?
Fudu is an option and there is a hybrid ZiiGaat model which has a calmer vocal region but I don't have it yet.
@@VortexReviews1 ok got it, thanks for your reply!👍
@@horololo28 Happy to help.
Tin Hifi P1 Max or the Kiwi Ears Melody?
Both a bit different from each other with the tuning but P1 Max is still a good set but uses an older driver.
How does the EA500 fare against this, and which one would be a better bang for the buck?
Both good bang for the buck. Planar has better tech but the timbre is better on the EA500.
Melody or kiwi ears quartet or kinera celest phoenix call?
For clarity sound
Never tried the Quartet or Phoenix Call.
That pick around 8khz isn t e bit too much ?
I had no issue with it.
Woah I gotta watch this
Cheers!
Great review i allmost bought the melodys and probally will at some point, but with iems being released at an alarming rate, its hard to choose a set, I will recieve the ARTTI T10 planar iem in about 2 days, the cost £59 and are going to be a hit, ive been told they are like a more polished s12 pro, at a more affordable price.
Thanks very much and I have not heard of the ARTTI T10. Got a link?
how do these compare to Linsoul KZ ZS10 Pro
Better in my opinion and Linsoul are not the brand for the KZ ZS10 Pro.
What would you recommend for electronic music under $200?
These are a good place to start but it depends on what driver setup you want?
Sounds a better tuned 12mm than TRN’s Rosefinch. But it seems 12mm is the lower limit.
Lower limit of what?
@@VortexReviews1 in size. Rosefinch doesn’t sound good at all.
@@colddish Gotcha
Finally!! Been waiting for this review. Thank you! I recently got an S12 Pro, and also have the Sonus, Z300, 7hz Zero, Wan'er. Still gonna spend more time with the S12 Pro so won't comment yet on that. But the Sonus is probably my favorite (love the 7hz Zero and Wan'er, and the Sonus just sounds like a better version of those). And when I do crave a more comforting and relaxing listen, the Z300 is just perfect for that. For my next IEM (do i need one? no. but that's why it's called a hobby 😂), I'm looking at the EM6L, Quartet, and this Melody. Which would you recommend among those? I'm looking for something that offers something a little unique or different from my current sets, while having technical performance that matches the $100-ish price point. In terms of tuning, I think a very slightly warmer-leaning sound would complement my existing sets - which is why I'm considering the EM6L and Quartet since they seem to be more on the relaxed side. The Melody is probably brighter than those two from what I've gathered from this review, but I also don't think it's anywhere near as bright and aggressive as my S12 Pro. So which of the 3 do you think I should go for? The Melody is cheaper by about $15, so price isn't a huge factor. Of course, if you have other suggestions, always open to them. Thanks as always!
EM6L seems an option and I never tried the Quartet unfortunately.
Melody or PR2..?
Not tried the PR2 and they changed the tuning for the worse after the first batch.
Better than Dioko?
I do prefer it over the Dioko
Melody or P1MAX?
Depends on the tuning you want? I like both.
@@VortexReviews1 you can only pick one
@@koningklootzak7788 Maybe the P1 Max but not by much.
Not gonna get this. This might be the Cadenza of their planars. I'm sure Kiwiears will come up with a better planar
Fair enough.