Hi. I suggest you to post the comment on the review page, so the reviewer can see it and reply. Thanks
https://www.headfonia.com/review-lear-lcm-turbo/

I’m eying the Lear Skyline as my first CIEM on a budget. However, the subbass seams very rolled off which could be a dealbreaker for me. Although I can’t find the FR curve for the LEAR Turbo, it seems that it is much more bass/subbass focused.

Would the Turbo be the smart move if I’m looking for a subbass boosted CIEM? How much worse is it than the Skyline for all other aspects.

Long and old story and I won’t go into detail. Let’s just say they expect their reviewers to write glowing reviews 😉

Above, you say no more CA on HFN. Can you clarify and explain?

Wu1f

I’m looking for a new pair of in ears to perform on stage. After all my research and, considering my budget, I am trying to choose between a A6t by 64audio and the UE18+pro 3rd gen.
It is a big investment for me because the money comes from my pocket. I’m at a turning point in my career and I know that the right in ear can help me.
I’m a singer and guitarist. I like to be able to hear the whole band as well.
The UE18+pro seems to be a big gun despite only having 6 drivers. Apparently it competes with iems that have 12 drivers. Lots of depths, quality mids and great detail.
The A6t seems to be similar and it also has 6 drivers but I don’t know if it’s in the same league as the UE18. Although they seem to be innovating and bringing excellent products through like the A12ts.
Your opinion would really really help me. I don’t wanna invest this much in the 2nd best.
Thanks so much!

Melvin

I listen to jazz, blues, rock (hard & soft), metal, singer song writers (and some small EDM).

Some of my favorite artists are:
– Dire Straits
– Missy Higgins
– Muse
– Pink Floyd
– Jorja Smith
– Ed Sheeran
– Mumford & Sons
– Volbeat
-…

I really love how my Andromeda sound in general. However comfort wise I haven’t found the ‘click’ yet.
If I could have supreme comfort with my andromeda’s, I would probably never require a different in ear anymore as they have fulfilled my every need in terms of sound signature, soundstage, detailing, etc…

I was wondering if you had any recommendation for a custom IEM that sounds exactly like the Andromeda but has that supreme comfort for extended listening periods. As a software developer I will be having them in for longer periods (3-5 hours in a row for example).

Thanks in advance

If you’re doing streaming and the site allows you to download the tracks in high resolution, then that’s all you need. You’ll probably have a limited selection of music players that have full-featured access to the streaming site you choose. My personal belief is that 96/24 or 192/24 resolution tracks are as good as anyone would need for stereo, but there are many people downloading huge DSD files, which I think can also do surround as well as stereo.

Sorry. No more CA on HFN

Looking forward to another one of your quality reviews! I’m sure many people will be expecting a comparison/shootout between this and the other favourites. If possible a comparison against the longstanding favourite, the Campfire Andromeda please 😀

I have it here. Once the review is done I will add it to the list ????

Hi Chien,
glad you found your perfect IEM, even without going the custom route. Andromeda is a nice pair indeed. I also had it for a while, but sold it after I got more into custom monitors.
Gladly the AKs are completely hiss free, otherwise Andromeda would’ve been a risky choice.
Anyway, really glad you found what you were after!