Customers Reviews

Great IEMsThese are the best IEMs I've used so far. Great sound quality for a great value. Beware these are not for the bassheads; They have a very neutral signature. Lots of eartips. I love the stock small bi-flanges. Delivery was great, received the package the next day of payment.

Highly Recommended SpeakersSwans M200MKII, First Impressions - I was using Logitech Z-2300. I was quite satisfied with it until I started listing to music! These are good for movies and games where you require floor pounding bass and effects, but seriously they are not meant for music. I was looking for decent speakers under a tight budget of 20K. My first priority was MUSIC. Music should be crisp, clean with proper mid-range and highs. After reading several reviews on the web, forums etc. I finally got settled for audiophile Swans M200MKII. These speakers are large! They took all of my desk space! As I plugged them in my PC, I experienced rich music, tight and punchy bass. The sound was crystal clear. But I was not satisfied! I wanted something more! The only component was missing was the source! i.e. an audio card. For an audio card, there are no second thoughts when it comes to Asus Xonar STX/ST. They are complete value for money. So I got one. After installing the sound card, I tweaked some settings in control panel and player. Thanks to amazing support staff at Hifinage! The music came to life! Previously unheard details are much more evident to heard. It unleashed the true potential of Swans!! I am totally satisfied now. Highly recommend them!

Buy it while you canFinally got my hands on VSD5, if you can't see the number on the box it's 2038. I don't get why the VSonic is making 6000 of these, they are worth every penny, very comfortable for long use, I have used it for 4 hours and the sound quality is getting better and better, I think Madmax soundtrack might have a hand in speeding up the burning in, anyway I couldn't find any issues with the build quality they are very comfortable in the ear for long use, I am using the silicone tips factory fitted on the earphone, tried the included foam tips and didn't find it to fit very well on my ear. As for the sound quality, I was surprised to see that sound is just the way I like it, tight mid-bass with a little bit of sub-bass, harsh treble(not very harsh), clear mids and the wide soundstage. I have read there is some sibilance in the sound but compared to my ATH-M40X, these are nowhere near that level of a sibilant. Songs tested with VSD5 Kill la Kill soundtrack - The lack of sub-bass is noticeable with this song other than that the sound is amazing, soundstage and the tight bass goes well with this song, much much better than my old Klipsch s4, there is no way on earth I am going back to the Klipsch after using the VSD5. Chapter Doof (Mad Max Fury Road soundtrack) - The wide soundstage makes this track exciting, treble is a bit harsh couldn't get the clarity in the treble like I get when I listen to this track with radius 90 speakers, I found myself head-bobbing during the electric guitar part of the track, damn the soundtrack of this movie is just as good as the movie. Perfect Lie Steven Wilson - If you haven't listened to this album, I suggest you hear it ASAP, anyway the female vocal in this song is clear and not recessed at all. The agility in the sound is amazing, I am really glad VSonic has not tuned this in-ear with more sub-bass if you listen to rock just buy them already. I will make a more detailed impression after they have burned in, can't comment if this in-ear is as good as GR07 but vsd5 has easily blown my expectations and I have new respect to the manufacturers of this headphone for making such a great sounding in-ear for such a low price.

This thing can singThese speakers deliver some really good sound quality. The sound is open and soothing to ears. Best suitable for late-night hearing sessions when there is no other noise to disturb you. Once in such listening session, I was surprised to hear the musical instrument notes extending to extremely low levels with precision and clarity. It even made me panic. Out of the world experience! Highly recommended in this price range and even a bit higher. Overall superb build and amazing sound. Now, this is value for money and beyond.

King of sound under 5kExcellent service by hifinage delivered product in one day, and terrific customer support, they replied to each and every mail of mine and cleared each and every doubt. Coming to OSTRYKC06A, awesome sound, (they made sound magic e10s sound muddy), superb bass, crystal clear sound, worth every penny I have spent. My search for a great pair of IEMs is over, thanks to joker for suggesting such beautiful IEMs, totally satisfied. If they have provided foam tips it would have been great. Finally, hats off HiFiNage, keep it up.

AMAZING EARPHONE FOR THE PRICE....:)Amazing earphones with excellent presentation...apt bass, great mids, good treble and an excellent airy soundstage..overall a neutral sound signature...

Ostry KCO6A - The small sized tankReview of Ostry KC06A:- Build: The build quality of this IEM is pretty decent and actually, they are smaller than they appear in the photograph. The wire is non-detachable and not prone to tangle and can be easily managed, resembles much of the GR07's cable. Fit. This is a very subjective issue just as sound but basically, it was a charm for me. They just popped into my ears and stayed up there comfortably no matter whatever I do. Running, walking, jogging, sitting idle and even when you sleep on your side it just never give up being comfortable. Tough important to notice that I always wore it over the ear and I think its meant to be worn that way. But without the ear-guides, the wire just keeps falling over your ears and that's pretty irritating. All over the fit is 5 stars for me. For sound evaluation, it was paired with Apple iPad Air 2 and stock medium tip 2 and 3 and some times with comply TX200 (tip changed the sound a little but got the best fit and synergy with stock tip 3 and comply's). It has only 16-ohm impedance so I listened to it un-amped. Sound: - Lows: Thumping it was, very attacking and the pace was average so was the extension. It was a bit mid-bass focused and sub-bass was virtually non-existent but it was tight. After 40 to 45 hrs of burn-in, I noticed that the sub-bass was there but only when it was called for and the lows extended but only by a small margin. It became more or less detailed and you could separate the bass guitar from the percussion. Paradoxically it has a good quality and quantity of bass but it never bleeds into the mids which is such a nice characteristic to have in an earphone. - Mids: Out of the box, the mids were nice, clean and crispy. The male vocalists came up to be very well compared to the female voices. It was neither forward nor recessed and was very much the place it should be and it shone particularly with acoustic guitars and some mid focused instruments. After burning in the mid started to sound a bit recessed. Although the female vocals improved a bit but still was not as intimate as I would like it to be (YMMV). To me the mids keep me wanting more but on the contrary, the overall detail was very impressive and it did retrieve details more than some of the balanced armature IEM I have or had. - Highs: "Hello I'm Ostry KC06a hit me, kiss me, like or hate me but I'll never make your listening experience fatigue no matter what music you pass me through". Yes, this is how I felt it sounded me whenever I listen to them. The treble region is spot on neither bright nor tamed. This part of the frequency range is damn neutral. Maybe some treble head will need more of it but for me, it just did hit the bull's eye. After burn-in, the depth of highs improved as did the quantity but still ways away from being harsh or sibilant. The polished nature of highs allows you to listen to them for a long duration of time without any problem. - Soundstage, Depth, Separation and Isolation: Isolation is a led down in this iem. Due to the built to be exact the two holes in each earpiece body makes its isolation below average. Separation is of a high standard, each instrument sits where it should be and to be honest it exceeded my expectation at times. Vocals take the centre-stage feels like it sits just in the middle of your two eyes and few times at a 10 to 15-degree angle left from it or just how the track is engineered. Overall, the separation is top-notch and precise. The soundstage is in your head type. It is not huge or super spacious but is descent don't set your expectations too high in this department. Although it lacks the depth I think it's due to the isolation issue which causes the shallow depth. But when the ambient noise is less naturally or by using noise isolating foam tips(comply tx200) it helps with the extension of depth. Frequency range response on a scale of 1 to 5. * Sub Bass: 3 * Bass: 4 * Lower Mids: 2 * Mids: 3.4 * High Mids: 3 * Highs: 3.5 Conclusion:- Generally, it doesn't fall in any conventional SQ. It is not a bass-heavy IEM or even V-shaped or mid focussed nor it is neutral. I think it has a very slight V signature with a neutral treble and detailed but a little recessed mids. It was just general feeling of mine towards the IEM without any consideration of its budget but as soon as you look onto its aggressive pricing, the total scenario changes and for that money, OSTRY's are offering a beast which you can't just deny. They not only live up to the bucks spent but goes way ahead of my expectations and hopefully will yours too. As far as service and support I don't have any damn clue. Even though I bought this IEM from HiFiNage through snapdeal, it has nothing to do with the review. The review is 100 per cent original and honest.

Bang For The BuckAlright... There are not many reviews for the new version(iv) on the net(although the ones available are very positive), I thought I would chime in and give my 2 cents. In a word, these speakers (or should I say monitors?) are awesome! I was building up a home recording set-up and wanted a good pair of reference monitors to add up to my primary reference of Audio Technica ATH-M50 headphones. My demand was rather tough to meet as I wanted one which provides a nearly flat response but at the same time not sounding too clinical or cold and within a tight price bracket. The D1080-IV somehow seemed to meet these criteria on paper and I thought of giving it a shot leaving alone all the initial apprehensions. Plugging in at first, I was not very impressed as there was a little boost at low-mid range making the sound dull/tinny but then I allowed it to "break-in" for some time and then boy, the thing opened up and I started to hear what I wanted to! They sound even & smooth with tight bass and crystal clear vocals standing out so well; The sound seems to be maturing day by day making it even more pleasing & musical! However, the source plays a role here. Playing a higher bit rate mp3 or an HD movie will take it to a different level altogether. I run it through a Focusrite sound card and the difference is obvious there too. On the whole, I am very happy and content of this purchase and would recommend this product to anyone looking for balanced speakers at this price point. I got it from HiFiNage - their service and delivery are prompt and satisfying.

Great sounding IEM but lacks in build quality & durabilityFor 5k, this is the best sound I can get, but this product lacks in build quality, thus durability is questionable. Plus it lacks a mic. To sum up they are "dainty". I love these, but it's quite delicate.

Beautiful speakers, beautiful soundM50W is by far the most musical 2.1 system that I have heard. Purchased them without an audition and am glad to have made that decision. I use them for music, games, movies (love that tight bass), even for listening to FM over the mobile phone. This isn't a spec. review and without going into the usual low/ mid/ high jargon, I would safely buy these again just for the clear and crisp music they produce. The bass is tight with enough punch to justify the sound being produced. Haven't been able to cross 40-45% on the bass without causing serious vibrations in my apartment. You will not be disappointed if you decide to cut off the bass and go flat. Its sound is just musical. Best wishes to the Hifinage team for getting top quality products and for the prompt service.

Awesome IEMs!!Bought these IEMs after reading the rave reviews in head-fi, these are almost new release so was a bit sceptical at first. I Was going for Dunu DN-1000 but then took a risk and got these from HiFiNage. Thanks to HiFiNage for assuring me too, these are awesome IEMs. Go thru the head-fi review for a detailed description on SQ, it's perfectly correct.

Best IEM under 5k - Suits wide range of usersI am pretty surprised about the sound quality even out of the box without any burn-in. The soundstage is big enough for an IEM, the smooth flowing mids and sparkly treble, even the bass is tight and not overwhelming. Instrument separation is ample and rich detailed sound will blow you away. Nothing comes even close to this under 5k. It has got a slightly V-shaped sound signature. Rest assured, for an average user, its a fun sounding IEM.