Moondrop KXXX IEM
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Moondrop KXXX IEM
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Improving on the well-reviewed Kanas Pro IEM, Moondrop takes things up a notch with the KXXS: flagship earphones featuring a redesigned zinc-aluminum alloy housing. Taking that design a step further with a new black satin finish, Moondrop has unveiled the KXXX IEM—and it’s only available here on Drop Read More
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scottlu
342
Nov 24, 2021
there is a film behind the filter.
my right ear is quiet due to unknown reason after several months sit in cabinet. then take out the filter and remove the film behind filter. the sound become to normal volume. but i think the sound is also changed, because i have not listen to it for long time , so i can't tell what is changed.
NickMcPimpson2
39
Nov 15, 2021
Just received my pair in the mail today and am having some annoying issues using them with an Android device. The earphones seem to randomly trigger 'button' actions from the headset. Skipping songs or activating voice assistant. Has anyone seen similar problems? Could the cable just have some feedback causing problems? I've seen stuff like this happen with other aux cables, but not as frequently as these seem to do it.
phoenixsong
1041
Sep 9, 2021
Moondrop Kato has landed for $189 with an extra free cable. The company distortion figures are even lower than that of the Illumination's
phoenixsong
1041
Sep 18, 2021
Ooh expectations are high for both of those! Do tell how you find them :D
Bremner1
2
Sep 7, 2021
Just received my pair and so far extremely pleased with the sound quality. 2 gripes:- the cable which I will solve on my own however looking for some guidance on foam tips to replace these included silicone ones? For whatever reason I am struggling to get a good fit. Some of the pictures show people have switched to foam so would appreciate some input! Cheers.
mensrea
0
Jul 22, 2021
For those wondering, the Kanas Pros from Moondrop are the progenitor of the KXXS, Starfield and Arias. To my mind they are still the class of the series. Discontinued and only available now through the aftermarket, the KP’s are a small but noticeable step above its successors across the frequency range. It has more lower end impact compared to the KXXS, Starfield and Arias while maintaining a high level of detail, clarity and air. Brings the upper treble range down a tad to avoid sharpness. Mid range is solid as well and identical across the series. The KP’s have no weaknesses in my view. Obviously there are iems out there that do certain things better, but you’d have to go 3x or more up the price ladder to achieve what the KP’s do in a single package. For the price, you can’t go wrong with any of the four. The KP’s though, they’re special and the best value I know of for any iem.
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bogginhead
6
Jun 22, 2021
Sorry to ask this here, guys. But if there's anyone who's interested in trading their KXXX for a set of like new (used twice for about 15 minutes each time), bought directly from Sennheiser Germany (meaning authentic and legitimate) set of Senn IE-80S iems w / all original accessories and packaging please pm me. I can also throw in a set of BNIB Dekoni Elite Hybrid earpads for Audeze / ZMF headphones as well. The Senns cost me around $300, and the Elite Hybrid pads almost $80. I just really want to finally hear this Moondrop set, if possible; I missed the Kanas Pro and this seems to be the most logical pair after them and closest in tuning as well. Thanks!
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