AAW A3H, ASH & Canary IEMs

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Product Description

AAW’s in-ear monitors have earned acclaim in both the universal-fit and custom-fit categories. These are three of the company’s universal models, each complete with a 4-foot detachable cable and all the accessories you need Read More

Specs

A3H IEMs

10mm dynamic driver + 2 balanced armatures
3-way TruXross passive crossover
Dual-sound-bore design
Impedance: 22 ohms at 1 kHz
THD: </= 0.5% at 1 mW at 1 kHz
Sensitivity: 103 dB SPL at 1 kHz
Frequency response: 10 Hz–40 kHz

ASH IEMs

13mm graphene driver + 6 balanced armatures
4-way TruXross crossover
Triple-sound-bore design
Impedance: 30 ohms at 1 kHz
THD: </= 0.5% at 1 mW at 1 kHz
Sensitivity: 108 dB SPL at 1 kHz
Frequency response: 10 Hz–40 kHz

Canary IEMs

Dual-diaphragm isobaric woofer
4 precision balanced armature driver
2 electrostatic super tweeters
4-way passive + acoustic crossover design
Frequency range: 5–100,000 Hz
Nominal impedance: 12 ohms
Sound Pressure level: 100 dB
Symphonym Hakone UPOCC silver/copper cable

Included

With A3H IEMs

4 ft (1.2 m) Null Audio Ethos Series detachable cable
AAW carrying case
Cleaning cloth
Flight and ¼ in (6.3 mm) adapter
Assorted ear tips
Manufacturer’s limited 1-year warranty

With ASH IEMs

4 ft (1.2 m) Symphonym Tiburon cable
AAW carrying case
Cleaning cloth
Flight and ¼ in (6.3 mm) adapter
Assorted ear tips
Manufacturer’s limited 1-year warranty

With Canary IEMs

48 in Symphonym Hakone UPOCC silver/copper cable
Wooden AAW carrying case
Cleaning Cloth
Flight and 1/4 in adapter
Assorted Ear Tips
Manufacturer's 1-year limited warranty

Shipping

Estimated ship date is Jan 21, 2020 PT.

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Recent Activity

KC-130

As a follow-up on my purchase, I did buy the ASH during the advertised Drop. I still own the W900 but I decided to sell the SE846 due to how well the ASH perform. A notable observation worth sharing is the ASH are not the bass-head iem that's stated in their marketing. The bass is excellent, firm and rich, but in no way overdone. The SE846 is more bass-present than the ASH but that's actually the reason I sold the SE846 and kept the ASH. The ASH are in the sweet-spot of impedance and I've experienced absolutely no hiss whatsoever. I've played them through an AK380-SS, Hiby R6-Pro, Mojo, Hugo 2, Vega, LG V30, and a multitude of desktop amps... with no aberrant sounds at all. They match particularly well with the Mjolnir 2 and Liquid Platinum amps. The ASH are slightly larger than the W900 and fit every bit as well as their brethren. I've now owned the ASH for 7 months and have no inclination to sell them. For reference, I find the Chord products are by far my preference of the many DACs I've owned and the Auralic Vega sits in sole 2nd place.

Artismo

AAW AXH Holiday Edition here. Tips make all the difference with depth, width, and frequency response. It’s an airy headphone with good warmth and plenty of detail on tap. Lip smacks and breaths come through. Female vocals are rendered well enough, male vocals have good body and grit. Bass is linear, mids are slightly recessed. It has decent isolation and it’s good for commutes. AAWs mid and upper tier has good cables and cases. All tiers are built well and sturdy. Worth every dollar.

SLC66

I do have the Canary. The soundstage ia stunning. The Canary does not blow your mind during the first minute. After 5-10 minutes the 3D like soundstage is very impressive.