As with many of our monitoring tools the answer is somewhere in the middle. Huge bass that can reproduce some of the toughest frequencies in the audible spectrum with quick ease. Forward mids that are precisely elevated for articulation in the most vital region of instruments and voices. Plenty of top end sparkle really separates Aspire 4 from any other UIEM in its class, making this powerful sound signature a perfect blend of accuracy and musicality.

You know they aren't willing to go lower in price unless they can bring something unique or special so I don't know why you're complaining in price. All we can do is wait and see if they go under 800 with something they're satisfied with

$899 per the website

Depends on several factors like humidity, how sweaty your IEMs get, and how often you leave the case open. They can last for quite a while, you'll notice them change colors which is when they need a refresher.

I'd reach out to us at [email protected], it's possible but we'll need to make sure.

A3t, A6t, and A12t are three incredible models for guitarists.

@@64Audio thank you

I'm concerned that vegans think there's meat in headphones

No one cares, real leather is quite sustainable

@@ubacow7109, veganism is NOT a diet. There is NO SUCH thing as a “vegan diet”, because veganism is purely a moral stance against the undue use and abuse of animals in any way, such as parading them in a circus or zoological park, stealing their milk or eggs, and of course, needlessly slaughtering them and feeding on their bloody carcasses. Therefore, if you equate veganism with a DIET, then you have absolutely no idea of what you speak!

I wipe it with alcohol wipes or wet ones (this is for hands) For many years now, everything is fine

Great question. We actually cover this question in our downloadable guide but didn't really address it in the video. Alcohol will not damage the 3D printed hypoallergenic acrylic that we build our IEMs with. Alcohol is nice because it disinfects, cleans, and dries quickly.

@@64Audio thanks guys for clear response on this.

thanks for the answer! I hope I can use ear sticks paired with alcohol to clean the wax from the mesh. I wish the mesh had an easier way to clean@@64Audio

Great question! All of our custom models offer the same level of noise isolation as a baseline, and then depending which Apex modules you are using you can have less or more attenuation.

@@64Audio Thank you for your answer. I have one more question, do your flagship and entry-level Custom IEMs differ only in internal performance due to pricing variations, while maintaining the same external build and materials?

@@acfzzzzz That is correct! There is no difference in material and build quality between our flagship and entry level Custom IEMs. They are all made from 3D printed hypoallergenic acrylic.

You made a great decision! The A6t is one of our best all rounders, balanced, and dynamic enough to boost the frequencies you need while retaining fidelity for somebody like yourself who plays bass. The A12t is the next step up from the A6t with overall increased performance and resolution.

The A6t has a great bass response 👌 out of the box we tune them to be more balanced but don't be afraid to EQ. We built the A6t to handle frequency boosts without losing fidelity.

Hi Andrew. This is our Volür UIEM. Although it started as a successor to Nio (even code-named Nio 2 internally) it turned into it's own product entirely with the innovations like Tia waveguide and the iso-group. Nio Galaxy is a China exclusive limited edition of our original Nio.

yes we would definitely still recommend A4s for bass players.