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I supposed this isnвЂ™t too dissimilar to the original Bravado, but still. However in this case I think the Bravado Mk2 fits that description perfectly instruments, vocals, percussionsвЂ¦ literally anything that doesnвЂ™t exist in the basslines are pushed so far back in the mix that I find myself literally straining to enjoy the music on this. I usually donвЂ™t use the word вЂrecessed midsвЂ™ since I find that descriptor heavily overused and losing its meaning as time goes on. IвЂ™ve since then taken my time to slowly listen to and digest my feelings towards all these IEMs, and so now here are my final thoughts on all the new kids on the Empire Ears block.Дriver configuration:В 1DD + 1BA + 2EST hybrid Surprisingly, this is actually $100 lower than the WraithвЂ™s original MSRP of $3,500, which has since been removed from the EE product catalog with only B-stock universal units available for purchase.ДЄ while back, I attended the launch event for these new IEMs at Zeppelin & Co (EEвЂ™s newest exclusive Singaporean distributor), though I didnвЂ™t want to listen for too long since there were many others who were waiting in line. The Hero and the Odin are EEвЂ™s new вЂњoriginalвЂќ models out of the 2020 releases, with the Odin retailing at a whopping $3,400.

#OH NO I DROPPED MY GAMER HEADSET ORIGINAL DRIVERS#

Drivers that many would know IвЂ™m not a fan of, but I digress.

#OH NO I DROPPED MY GAMER HEADSET ORIGINAL DRIVER#

With the exception of the Valkyrie which had the same driver configuration as its predecessor, the new revamped models now sport shiny new Sonion EST drivers. Now EE revamps a few of their existing models, namely the Bravado, EVR, ESR, and Valkyrie. (And of course their greatest shame to date, but technically itвЂ™s not an EE product.) And the WraithвЂ¦ well, we all know how that turned out.

The Legend X: a bass monster that I could respect, but ultimately could not give my highest praise due to its uncontrolled bass presence.

I myself have had a love-hate relationship with EE IEMs their original Zeus, the IEM that put EE on the map as a top-tier IEM brand, was something that I initially appreciated for its high technical capabilities but became more and more critical of over the years given its wonky tuning. With the decline of JH Audio, Ultimate Ears and Westone in the audiophile space, EE quickly rose up the ranks to become one of the top boutique custom IEM brands in the Western market with a sizeable grasp on the Eastern market. (This article is a continuation of a previous вЂњsneak peekвЂќ look at these IEMs, where impressions are more fleshed out and final ranks are awarded.)ДЄh, Empire Ears. Just in case CliffsNotesвЂ™ lawyers come after me. The вЂњCliffnotesвЂќ series has been rebranded to вЂњCrinnotesвЂќ.

Oh no i dropped my gamer headset original