REVIEWS

Welcome to my Dita Ventura IEM Review! Sporting piano black, meticulously designed acoustic chambers, and a seven piece titanium shell, the Dita Ventura might be the finest Single DD IEM of all time. With performance and price to match summit hybrids, Ventura is a feat of engineering and musicality.

Enter the world's first HEXbrid IEM, using 6 different types of drivers and a whopping price of $9k. Mysticraft, the new company from master genius Lee of Elysian Audio, the HEX defies all concepts, creating something unique, undeniable and effortless. A technical marvel wrapped in a warm, inviting and grand presentation unlike anything you've ever heard.

The newest flagship from Campfire Audio, the Clara is a heart project from CFA’s own Ken Ball and musician and Alessandro Cortini

The newest and greatest from PMG Audio, this refined, polished and upgraded APX is their best yet. In fact, it’s one of the best IEMs in the world, a resounding feat of design, inspiration and implementation. Forage forth, this is something new.

Made from solid brass, and sporting a single 5G Magnetostatic driver, the Supreme V3 is the most technical, unique and speaker-like presentation I've ever heard. Be prepared to be wow'ed - with the synergy and power. PROs: - Insane resolution, top notch technicals - Articulate and textured mids - Immense stage with the best positioning and depth I've ever heard - Amazing speaker like presentation - Gorgeous gold plated solid brass shells - Very resonant, very layered and rich

Unique Melody and Cayin team up for a very, very special IEM. The Amber Pearl, building on the Multiverse Mentor, but with bigger bass, a brand new full spectrum BCD, and stunning tiger stripes. Pros: - Huge epic sound - Amazing full spectrum BCD - Weighty and powerful presentation - Fantastic punchy bass - Pinpoint positioning - Incredible velvety mids - Refined, extended and comfortable treble - Vast stage - Beautiful shells - Good stock cable Cons: - Insanely expensive - S

The newest flagship from Noble Audio, a reimagining of the fabled Viking Damascus. Back with an aluminum shell, Damascus faceplates, and some seriously impressive technicalities. Pros: -Incredible resolution and detail -Very large sound stage -Fantastic bass -Clean and clear mids -Excellent extended treble -Nice stock cable Cons: -Cold and thin -Overly emphasized treble -Bass quantity could be inadequate for some -Analytical tuning could be fatiguing -Fit issues -Price Hello

A super showdown of the top end of 64Audio's line-up - a journey through one company's pursuits, and my personal reflections as I weave my way through, searching for what moves me most.