Cymbals have a shimmering and glistening tone while hi-hats have a sharp, shortened buzzing sound that gives that distinctive chicky sound.

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Speed is decent enough to keep up with most busy tracks, and decay is a little bit on the slower side. This set was sent to me by HiFiGo in exchange for an honest review, this agreement in no way includes any monetary or material incentive or compesantion before, during and after this review, and in no way influences my opinion, everything I express in this review are my own thoughts after extensive analysis of this set. The SeeAudio Yume is an IEM that lives and dies on its tuning, though unfortunately at the expense of its technical performance. We use cookies to personalise content and ads, to provide social media features and to analyse our traffic. The technical stuff like frequency graphs and the physics behind the tech and drivers used, I leave to other reviewers.

As instruments particularly on strings, they sound less natural are they are way too warm that gives a "buttery" and warmer tones on guitars and violins. The aluminium faceplates and translucent 3D-printed resin shells share a similar matte black finish and feel.

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Even in noisy environments, the Rinko IEM did an excellent job of blocking out external sounds, allowing me to focus on listening. Running all my tracks with the Yume I can quite say that they are definitely an all-rounder, all my tracks from Ito Kashitaro (may sound sibilant on IEMs with 2kHz peak) to witch (one of the Toho Bossa Nova female vocalist) sounds refined and correct.It presents a typical imaging presentation with a two-dimensional stereo as I was able to locate the positioning of vocals and instruments but not in the most accurate manner.

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It also has a substantial amount of inclusions albeit Rinko has better ear tips, more extra goodies and better storage case but GUMIHO is way more cheaper with more choices of ear tips to choose from.

Tempotec V6 - The Rinko sounded much better and cleaner when paired with the V6, with more clarity in the treble and lower midrange. Soundstage is okay in terms of depth and height but it is rather narrow and intimate in terms of width.