HiFiGo SeeAudio x Z Reviews Rinko 1 Dynamic Driver+1 Planar Drivers in-Ear Monitors, Hybrid Drivers HiFi IEMs in-Ear Earphones Equipped with Customized Silicone/Foam Ear Tips (Rinko)

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Rinko Touch Keycaps set by Mechkeys.com will come next to match with our Beautiful Rinko IEMs. Stay tuned with us for more details. I Will Survive (1981 recording, I like her voice, and the old vocals, the drums, and various natural instruments really make this a favorite for me. Both are of hybrid driver set-up with the exception that PHOENIXCALL have additional balanced armatures for midrange to some parts of treble region to add more detail. It takes a form factor of a modified UIEM-style shell chassis made of acrylic resin. Both have excellent product presentations but PHOENIXCALL has more ear tips to choose from. Don’t be shy of changing the ear tips though. By changing tips the bass response can be tailored. Outside of this review, I used the Acoustune AET07, which slightly raised the sub-bass. Even though the positioning isn't particularly good, the soundstage is wide enough to sound quite spacious. The imaging could be sharper and better with overall clarity, which would make it more enjoyable. The separation is barely discernible because there isn't enough room for the components to breathe while still being distinct enough to identify their sources. However, it hardly prevents it from being messed up.

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The render tips hifigo made for them are very comfy and besides the minor note of slight delamination between the foam and silicone that can happen which fixes itself when reinserted or smoothed out, i really love them. They are a good balance of pliable enough to be easy to shape but firm enough to seal well and are definitely softer then the symbio hybrid tips they mimic conceptually. The iems body casings are well shaped and fit my ears very well and the matte finish has made me not worry much about them. On technical capabilities, GUMIHO has a wider sound/speaker stage proportion but it has a middling performance on driver performance. And also, "BA timbre" is ever more present as it gives off metallic and tinny sound. The Sony is noticeably warmer than the Yume, and their bass response is fuller, deeper, and more powerful. They have punchier bass, better layering, and they sound more engaging. The Yume, on the other hand, have a more calm bass performance, with slightly better clarity down low.

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Gear used for testing includes the Shanling UA5, Topping DX1 and SMSL C200. It’s an efficient IEM and therefore does not require a lot of power to drive – feel free to plug it into any source. Imaging and accuracy is surprisingly spot on, I am able to tell where the instruments and vocals very well.

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The Marriage of Figaro -The opera song from Shawshank Redemption, terrible recording but fun and gets me in the mood to listen to music.I’m definitely not the first to report on the Yume’s subpar technicalities (at least in comparison to its outstanding tonality) so if anything I’m on the bandwagon. So if you’re someone expecting the Yume to be some A-tier or even S-tier contender for a stupid-low price, I preemptively apologise for shattering your hopes and dreams. After all, if it’s too good to be true… Included with Rinko is a twisted oxygen-free copper cable. The straight plug and Y-splitter boast a polished aluminium design, while the chin slider and connector housings are made of clear plastic. Although the cable feels somewhat generic, it performs well, despite having a slight memory effect. Sound

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What it's not is a monitor or an IEM for more female-vocal-centric libraries, choral music and acoustic instrumentals - this is definitely not a neutral IEM.Rinko brings us the goodness of Planar and Dynamic Driver units in a single pair of IEMs. With a custom-developed dynamic driver unit, the pair is able to achieve deep-hitting lower end producing an impactful bass response. The Planar Driver implements the output with its extreme details, fast transients, and ultra-high-frequency extensions!! Precisely Designed 6mm Planar Driver:- Star Child Someone recommended this song to me, and I like how funky it sounds and has nice vocals and a mix of music and things going on. The transition from upper midrange to lower treble is impressively coherent. There aren’t any signs of sibilance or sharpness in this region. With the foam tips, you can further tame the treble, however, I am perfectly satisfied with the performance of the silicon tips. You won’t have to worry about harshness, and the Yume are very relaxed up top and non-fatiguing. The first observation on the bass response of Rinko is that it is rather punchy and with authoritative slam as both bass parts are quite capable of delivering on such quantity and quality. Though there are some occasional bass bleeding across the lower midrange frequency. use not following the ‘User Guide’ or any additional safety, use, or warnings included in the product materials.