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Soundbrenner IEMs
Major promotion campaign- is there any substance or is it all hot air?
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It would be considerate of people's time to post a link to what you're talking about rather than making people go to the trouble to find it. Sorry, I don't mean to be rude.
https://www.soundbrenner.com/pages/wave-in-ear-monitors

Random review.
And yet, what do they do. Can I use them to jam in a loud room but have a lower level in my ears? Is this signal clean as but just quieter? Is this controlled by an app? Does the signal come through a phone app that controls the level sent to the headphones?
No, you’re right. I’ve just been inundated with their ads and assumed everyone else had, too. I’m wary, because they burst on the scene with a hurry-get-it-NOW campaign, and I was hesitant to give them added exposure by posting a link.
I would wait for some independent reviews, preferably with frequency response and THD measurements.
There are a lot of very good and very cheap IEMs available these days. The chinese manufacturers are offering amazing value for money, at every price point.
Looking at their marketing, they are tuned to something akin to the Harman Curve, albeit with what appears to be a small mid-bass hump and another one around 8khz:
Judging by that they probably sound pretty good, but I would still want to see independent measurements.
I wonder if there's a way to submit them to ToneBoosters for a Morphit profile.
But you can get similar tuning for $25, with extremely low thd as well:
https://www.amazon.com/Linsoul-7Hz-Crinacle-Zero-Earphones/dp/B0CMZT5K21/ref=sr_1_1_sspa
https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/7hz-x-crinacle-zero-2-iem-review.50534/