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Reecho & Peacock Audio Spring IEM

Name: Reecho & Peacock Audio Spring IEM
Brand: Peacock Audio
SKU: reecho-peacock-audio-spring
Price: 100 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.555556 (9 reviews)

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Taking their cues from the seasons themselves, Reecho and Peacock Audio have come together to create a line of IEMs that emphasize natural audio and uncompromising comfort. In this model, the Spring IEM, hand-painted shells from Peacock Audio showcase an array of blues, yellows, and greens Read More

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BurbleAndPop

Jul 15, 2021

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Nice, rich sound with a very attractive finish

These sound pretty good and clear listening to most music; the bass extension and quality is good albeit the subbass doesn't boom as much as something like tfz no.3 do, but it is still nice bass. They have solid build quality, and isolation is pretty good. They fit perfectly in my ears. The unboxing/packaging presentation is top notch and they come with plenty of tips, a nice carrying case, and a nice box. I had them with the blue cable, not sure how the brown cable sounds with these. My main audio source is the fiio btr3k.

Recommends this product? Yes

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zep483

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Nov 23, 2020

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I'd try the brown cable version; the blue cable looks pretty, but messes up the sound.

Great review found here, spot-on: https://www.intoitreviews.com/post/the-reecho-and-peacock-spring-day-a-particular-iem-for-particular-people

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Cyberthingy

289

Oct 11, 2020

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Too harsh for my taste

I bought the Reecho & Peacock Spring hoping for a more refined version of the Peacock P1 but was disappointed. They proved to be even more harsh sounding than the P1 did. Maybe I am in the minority but they just do not sound very good in the treble region. Bass is pretty good and mids are also decent but I just could not tame the treble through the tip and cable options I had on hand. Normally a like a well implemented V shape sound signature but these did not make the cut.

Recommends this product? No

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Weebmethazine

Oct 9, 2020

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Looks and sounds great

I'm not a huge audiophile but these sound very balanced; soundstage sounds pretty open especially with orchestral and classical music, although a bit bright in some genres like rap and metal Honestly for the price these were they punch well above their weight!

Recommends this product? Yes

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DigDug

Aug 20, 2020

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Love this IEM so far. I use it with BTR5 and xDuoo TA-10. So sexy! Going to ry it with balanced cable next, but it doesn't need it though at all.

Recommends this product? Yes

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quicklytoo4

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Aug 13, 2020

Verified Buyer

is a real looker but sound is selective

short initial impressions vs Moondrop Starfields: if you like music like https://youtu.be/gEo8IrFbecM these are great I found that these compliment a lot of slower songs and string instruments faster paced music I will give to the Starfields https://youtu.be/Tb1_93M8SXA the soundstage helps keep everything from blending together and has a bit more low end punch something I will for sure give the edge to the Springs is SIZE AND WEIGHT love my Starfields but I literally have to use the large Dekoni tips just to keep them in my ear and can be uncomfortable after a while the springs were fine with medium dekoni tips and so far haven't had comfort issues post burn in update: burn in doesn't seem to alter these much so I've added Legacy 3's to the comparison list Legacy 3's are aggressive something you would use to get pumped for a workout while the Springs are more of a warmish neutral something you would relax with or help you fall asleep with the Starfields being in the middle Cable quality if it matters to you the Legacy 3's and Springs have a equally nice cable metal connector houses and splitters while the Starfields have plastic, the springs have the thickest weaved cable followed by the L3 Final thoughts: the L3's have a built in eq altering switch so they are the most versatile probably worth the extra few bucks over the Springs unless you are looking for a more relaxed listening experience if you want to save a few bucks then Starfields are a solid choice

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