Cadenza: A cadenza is a section in a piece of music, usually an aria or a concerto, that allows for a dramatic solo performance. Typically, near the end of a movement, or section, the orchestra will stop playing, and a solo musician will perform a short piece designed to showcase his or her skills. Even though both IEMs have 8 balanced armatures inside, the The technicalities of this set is quite uneventful, which means no major problems but also no major highlights in its performance. Staging is wider than tall and sound sources are spaced well. Layering is pretty good with no confusing overlaps from other sources and imaging is decent too. The quantity of silicone ear tips is more than adequate for the price. Kiwi Ears provides us with 9 pairs of tips that have a normal-sized bore. Personally, I would have liked the variety of eartips to include not only normal bore tips but also 3 pairs of wide bore tips and 3 pairs of narrow bore tips to allow for more customization. In my analysis, I ended up using different eartips (wide bore ones) which helped enhance treble definition and slightly widen the soundstage. ANSWER : CADNEZA and MANY OTHER IEM'S that came out in 2022 broke the mold really; the sound you can get vs the cost keeps resetting weekly.

Although the Cadenza's technical performance is not very spectacular, it maintains its position without bias. The imaging is fairly clear, but the separation is just a hair above sounding muddled. The soundstage is immersive and three-dimensional. The speed is slower than I anticipated, and the resolution isn't outstanding because retrieving details suffers. Kiwi Ears is another brand that has gone under the radar for many Chi-Fi enthusiasts. They released their flagship IEM last year, namely Kiwi Ears Orchestra, a full BA set consisting of 8 BAs. If you are interested in the Orchestra, feel free to go here to look for more info, we’re here for Cadenza today after all. Cadenza is Kiwi Ear’s first budget IEM, a single dynamic driver with Beryllium plated. The build quality is quite solid, it is made out of medical grade resin with beautiful faceplate, very lightweight and doesn’t feel hefty at all on your ears. I have no issues listening with them for several hours straight, there are no rough edges that will cause discomfort. I couldn’t get as sealed off of a fit on this compared to other IEMs, but it’s doable for the passive noise removal. Different build quality, Metal (C2) vs Plastic (Cadenza), nothing bad or good about it, C2 is solid and a little hefty, Cadenza is light The original Kiwi Ears Orchestra model was an instant success in the industry, having been awarded numerous acclaim by international reviewers. The Kiwi Ears Orchestra Lite was built on the same foundation as the original Orchestra, yet redesigned to be more efficient, both in performance and cost.The Orchestra model is an 8 balanced armature driver IEM designed as an all-purpose performance monitor. Tuned particularly with balance in mind, the frequency spectrum of the Orchestra is a perfect equilibrium of bass, mids, and treble. Midrange: Mids are full bodied are rich, there are no harsh edges here just simple organic and with just the right, well everything. No they are not the most emphasized or detailed or technically best but what they are is well tuned, well placed and very pleasant and natural sounding. Customers have to bear any form of custom/import/processing fees that are applicable for your parcel.

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Everything sounds clean and presentative, the treble is calming and smooth, and there are no overtly irritating undertones. I'm delighted to report that the musicality is not all over the place but under control, and the top treble has enough extension to sound fuller and richer with good note weight. The female vocals don't strike me as being as expressive as they should be, but tonally they are correct. The vocals have a nice feeling of depth and resonate extremely well in the treble range. The instruments have a dubious tone; they are not shrill or drab, but neither do they sound sparkly. Practically speaking, they have the right traits and environment to sound pure and natural. More vigor and resolving abilities are released in the lower mid range. They have a direct presentation and a silken voice. There is an excellent balance between the lower treble and upper midrange. The instruments have more floor and presence in the mix, while the vocals are more good and emotive. The treble area has a calm and dense overall appearance. Nothing to shout out about the treble as it is neither energetic nor dark, cymbal and hi hats are not prominent due to the smooth nature of the treble, but they are not overly recessed as well Kiwi Ears Orchestra is a recent flagship IEM by Kiwi Ears, a relatively new player in the audiophile earphone market. Little is known about the company, although, it’s said to be a brand of a veteran unnamed designer that has tuned some of the most popular ChiFi IEMs.

How well does the IEM convey a emotional and skillful use of change of volume in the musical piece your listening to make it interesting and bring a tear to your eye.) All in all, quite refined tuning for an ultra budget IEM, and to put in similar league than Tripowin Lea or (a better tuned) Tinhifi C2. Eartips can change an IEM's presentation substantially and I've built quite a collection. Here are my findings, but do bear in mind the performance of eartips will depend on how they fit your ear canals so experimentation with a wide assortment is recommended. The Kiwi Ears Cadenza is intended to be worn cable-up. The earpieces have a moderate insertion depth. The Cadenza is very comfortable, but isolation and secureness of fit are fairly poor. The earpieces require frequent readjustment to maintain a good seal. There is also substantial driver flex if the IEMs are inserted too deeply. MEASUREMENTS:Subbass is good as it is present but not abundant. I think it could've used more texture on the lowest of lows. I have read more than a few comments in the last week prior to writing my thoughts from unbelievers.

Overall, the Kiwi Ears Cadenza has a real standout design in the world of budget IEMs. Trust me, you’ll agree once you lay your eyes on it. SoundThe Cadenza is a single dynamic driver IEM utilizing a large 10mm Beryllium diaphragm driver. Beryllium diaphragm drivers are still considered the pinnacle of dynamic drivers in speakers, headphones, and earphones. Cadenza offers an interesting amount of subbass and bass, closely following the Harman target curve (although with a slightly increased bass), which may leave bassheads wanting more. Really good tuning for something so cheap. The bass hits hard enough and does not feel bloated, the mids are clear and not recessed and the treble extension is simply awesome. Would recommend these if you are looking for a slightly coloured sound signature without compromising the instruments and vocal clarity. These are not for you if you prefer a neutral style of tuning. Who am I? I have over fifty full sized headphones and over fifty headphone amplifiers in my collection. My favorite headphones are ZMF Aeolus paired with my Ray Samuels Emmeline II The Raptor tube amp. However, I have recently begun reviving my IEM collection due to the overwhelming abundance of budget IEMs that have flooded the market.