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Toneking Lucifer IEM

Toneking Lucifer IEM

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In the latest generation of its flagship Lucifer line, Toneking has elevated the IEM listening experience with cutting-edge hardware and natural acoustics. Inside, the Lucifer features a newly developed double-layer plant-fiber diaphragm driver for heightened sensitivity and lush detailing Read More

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Acrl
16
Jul 29, 2020
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I actually dig having an iem called lucifer and an amp by Randall called the Satan lol it's a metal amp it's just language people I have a healthy love of life I don't see why it has to have connotations unless you actually believe it's bad it's up to you there still time to change the road you're on...?
As a Christian this product has a very offensive name.
League544
535
May 29, 2020
vken27That’s the point.
vaisas
59
Jun 18, 2020
vken27why though? is just the latin name of Venus.
vaisas
59
May 25, 2020
are these new? anyone has any reviews or impressions? they look wild.
League544
535
Oct 12, 2020
Sorry, this small-time nobody brand nobody knows about, that has terrible reviews, not only this website but also other websites is not reputable by my definition. Good luck with their warranty/qc. Foh lol
AudioNinjaphile
36
Oct 12, 2020
League544If that's what you choose to believe, then it's sad to say that you are living inside your own bubble. If you actually did considerable research on Toneking that didn't just fit your confirmation bias, you'd realize how wrong your opinions are. But please, do tell me where all the "terrible reviews" are, I'm quite intrigued to read them (as if there were many reviews to begin with). And before you blatantly accuse me as a "Toneking salesman" (LOL!), I'll have you know that I personally (and proudly) own both the Toneking Nine Tail and recently the T88K, which the latter is a hefty $300+ IEM. Again, if you actually did your research on either of these IEMs, you wouldn't be saying claptrap. Granted, there aren't many reviews on these IEMs to begin with, but at the very least read Prime Audio's review on the Nine Tail. And if you still remain skeptical, then read my own review. As for the T88K, they outperform every single IEM I have ever owned in terms of mids. I own the Kanas Pro, Shouer Tape, BGVP DMG, LZ A6, Kbear TRI I3, just to name a few within the $100-250 range, and none of them will ever reach the resolution or realism that the T88K's mids offers. The Nine Tail's mids are the same story, only that they lack the resolution from the T88K. I have not done a review for them yet, but Joker's review pretty much sums up my sentiments. Really, pretty much all Toneking IEMs have highly competent mids. That is their forte and their primary selling point. If you buy a Toneking IEM, you are buying for its sweet luscious mids. The only exception to that is their planar IEM. And as for QC, well I'd hate to break it to you but you can't expect perfect QC on any chi-fi IEM. The Shouer Tape for sure was notorious for bad QC. If anything, the only bad thing about Toneking IEMs are its reliance on MMCX plugs. They should've ditched that shoddy interface and opted for a 2-pin connection instead. Other than that, they are as premium-ly built as any other resin-shell IEM of a similar price range. In conclusion, you are wrong. Sure, you can make the old "sound is subjective!" argument, but at least I am coming from real experience with two Toneking IEMs. What experience do you have with Toneking? Judging by your other recent comment, I am guessing none.
Jordh
25
May 23, 2020
Lucifer, are you seriously?
AudioNinjaphile
36
Jun 17, 2020
I highly doubt that was their thought process...
Acrl
16
Jul 29, 2020
JordhHey dudes seriously I'm just wondering Jesus and the devil aside or the morning star and bringer of light does this damn iem sound any good cause I just bought it elsewhere Ali xp
Mohjong
110
May 23, 2020
JVC Wood got a competition and with a name Doctor Faustus Fauci would approve!
morndewey
17
May 23, 2020
Plant fibers. Is that an eco-advert way of saying paper?
jaydunndiddit
3262
May 23, 2020
morndeweyI would think it's in the same vein as the bio-celluose/biodyna drivers that Foster/Fostex/Denon made popular. The tech has been around since the 80's and come either in microbial (bacteria) or plant based cellulose with them having some differences between them. So, no, not paper.
lasharela
72
May 25, 2020
morndeweyno, aristocratic way
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If that's what you choose to believe, then it's sad to say that you are living inside your own bubble. If you actually did considerable research on Toneking that didn't just fit your confirmation bias, you'd realize how wrong your opinions are. But please, do tell me where all the "terrible reviews" are, I'm quite intrigued to read them (as if there were many reviews to begin with). And before you blatantly accuse me as a "Toneking salesman" (LOL!), I'll have you know that I personally (and proudly) own both the Toneking Nine Tail and recently the T88K, which the latter is a hefty $300+ IEM. Again, if you actually did your research on either of these IEMs, you wouldn't be saying claptrap. Granted, there aren't many reviews on these IEMs to begin with, but at the very least read Prime Audio's review on the Nine Tail. And if you still remain skeptical, then read my own review. As for the T88K, they outperform every single IEM I have ever owned in terms of mids. I own the Kanas Pro, Shouer Tape, BGVP DMG, LZ A6, Kbear TRI I3, just to name a few within the $100-250 range, and none of them will ever reach the resolution or realism that the T88K's mids offers. The Nine Tail's mids are the same story, only that they lack the resolution from the T88K. I have not done a review for them yet, but Joker's review pretty much sums up my sentiments. Really, pretty much all Toneking IEMs have highly competent mids. That is their forte and their primary selling point. If you buy a Toneking IEM, you are buying for its sweet luscious mids. The only exception to that is their planar IEM. And as for QC, well I'd hate to break it to you but you can't expect perfect QC on any chi-fi IEM. The Shouer Tape for sure was notorious for bad QC. If anything, the only bad thing about Toneking IEMs are its reliance on MMCX plugs. They should've ditched that shoddy interface and opted for a 2-pin connection instead. Other than that, they are as premium-ly built as any other resin-shell IEM of a similar price range. In conclusion, you are wrong. Sure, you can make the old "sound is subjective!" argument, but at least I am coming from real experience with two Toneking IEMs. What experience do you have with Toneking? Judging by your other recent comment, I am guessing none.
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