Probably if you want more (slightly) more soundstage expansion go with the C3, and if you want a slightly smoother treble go with the Cadenza. The CRA+ I purchased last year, and until the Cadenzas arrived were the best value IEM's I'd ever heard. Beryllium driver | Custom-designed 3D printed housing Structure | Balanced Sound Signature for Modern Audiophile Standards | Easy drivability | 4 Core Braided Copper Cable | 2 Pin 0.

The innovative driver design utilizes two 10mm titanium diaphragms drivers, each independently driven by dual magnetic circuits.Speaking of them, my first impression of handling the Cadenzas was how unexpectedly premium they look and feel. Some wrong notes are hit during the busiest passages, where the soloist should have fluidly shined and showed technical prowess! Not only do they feel extremely smooth against the skin but the shells are as comfortable as any earphones in my possession, though the IE600s I recently sold would've taken that crown.

The Kiwi Ears Cadenza has a U-shaped tuning that is reminiscent of the Moondrop S8, just with more bass. We guarantee no exchange has been done by both parties to influence or sway our opinions on this product. Without having all four in front of me to obsessively compare back and forth for the sake of this review, I wouldn’t even think twice about any of them.Similar to the lower treble, the upper mid Tin HIFI in the T2EVO model, focusing primarily on a brighter presentation and a stronger accent, shows a bit more details, but the cadenza has a much smoother and creamier presentation. Requiring only 25 on the N8ii, the BL-03s are legendary budget-friendly IEMs that are still going strong. On top of that they are very comfortable and they sit really well in the ear without protruding out like my Oracle.

Apart from that, string instruments sound natural but lack some clarity in their reproduction; they don't have as much character when playing their notes. In the last mentioned song, the wind instruments blend well with the rest of the ensemble: the trumpets don't aggressively impact the ear and the flutes sound soft thanks to the warmth provided by the tuning Cadenza brings. No abnormal harshness or peaks are present on this IEM during my tests, making it very recommendable for those people who have a set of upper frequency-sensitive ears. Kiwi Ears’ IEMs are principally designed for musicians and studio work, and the company aims to capture fine nuances and details in the music.

Strings, brass, percussion, and woodwinds all sound incredibly authentic; the Cadenza shine with music genres incorporating acoustic instruments, such as jazz and classical. However, Linsoul will not be responsible for additional administrative or handling fees charged by your local courier company or customs. And while the C3 makes more of an anti-sibilance dip at just after 6 kHz, the Cadenza travels up higher (than the C3) at just before 8 kHz. This product is eligible for a free replacement, in case you receive a damaged, defective or different item.