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Natural as Wood - Dunu SA6 MK2 review

  PROS: Lightweight and gorgeous built Warm-balanced sound  Generous inclusions with excellent quality Lush, rich, and natural midrange Probably the most natural-sounding pure BA set Relaxed tuning for sensitive folks Modular cable 2 tuning modes (default and atmospheric immersion) Staggering and grandiose imaging Striking sound stage  Comfort and wear An effective and efficient musician’s tool (after all SA6 belongs to Dunu’s STUDIO series) CONS: Instrument separation Treble heads might yearn for more energy on top INTRODUCTION: Dunu  is a brand that has captured my attention since the beginning of this year. Let me provide you with a brief introduction. Dunu strives to innovate for music lovers, aiming to be at the forefront of audio technology by creating premium, high-resolution audio products for discerning audio enthusiasts. With a rich history dating back to 1994, Dunu initially specialized in ODM/OEM services for prominent audio and telecommunication companie...

Proper and simplicity at its best

  Pros :  Slick colorway, build and design Sturdy material Technically competent Soundstage Clean and mature sound signature (aimed toward mature listeners) Adequate driver speed performance Easy to drive but as expected, more power is welcome Cons :  Sound signature might bore casual listeners Bass might be too lean (subjective) INTRODUCTION: Dunu has been under my radar for quite some time now. I’ve been trying to review anything from their line up and I’m glad that the Titan S is the one that landed on my doorstep. This year if I get lucky, I have my eyes on the  SA6 Ultra  or even the OG variant will do. If you have been following me, you must be familiar with my taste in music and preference for sound. And let me tell you early in this review,  TS  (I will use this name for Titan S for the entirety of this review) is a unique IEM that nailed almost all that is in my book. So without further ado, shall we? Come join me. FOREWORD: ​ The gear on hand...