Westone 30 IEMs

Based in the foothills of the Colorado Rockies, Westone makes in-ear monitors for sound engineers, musicians, and music lovers alike. This version of the company’s Westone 30, previously found only in Japan, is now available to everyone looking for a truly engaging listening experience. Featuring three balanced armature drivers with an advanced three-way crossover, these IEMs are tuned a bit differently than the standard W30, with a bump in the bass frequencies. The lightweight, low-profile earpiece uses Westone’s proprietary True-Fit technology for maximum comfort, and the IEMs come with a replaceable braided cable with a high-strength, ultra-low-resistance tensile wire design.

In the box, you’ll find five pairs of STAR silicone tips and five pairs of True-Fit foam tips in different sizes, giving you better control over how you isolate noise and listen to your music. The replaceable cable is called EPIC for a reason: Reinforced with a special aramid fiber and complete with an integrated slider, it’s made to resist tangling, offer isolation from mechanical cable noise, and keep your IEMs firmly in place during activity. Finally, the robust, waterproof case ensures your contents stay safe and dry while in transit.

Established in 1959, Westone was the first to design and manufacture earphones with a balanced armature driver—and these days, it’s the largest manufacturer of custom earpieces in the world. Its research and production teams include hearing healthcare and music specialists, who have worked together to create some of the most comfortable, best-fitting, and quietest earphones on the market. Musicians turn to Westone’s IEMs for onstage use, and US Air Force fighter pilots count on the company’s ACCES in-ear communications system for mission-critical noise isolation, hearing protection, and two-way communication. With more than 55 years of experience, it’s no wonder Westone’s tagline is “The In-Ear Experts.”