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Kiwi Ears Septet Review

The bass on the Kiwi Ears Septet is excellent, with a clear focus on clarity and definition rather than weight or boom. Each note is precise, letting the character of bass guitar strings come through with ease.

Sub-bass rumble is present and felt, adding depth and body to the overall sound and preventing any sense of dryness. Mid-bass is controlled with a quick decay, making sure it never muddies the rest of the mix.

There’s a refined quality to the tuning, with the low-end never sounding forced or exaggerated. Subtle details from drum hits are easy to pick out, and each low-frequency sound lands with its distinct shape.

The bass here is not energetic or overwhelming, instead leaning into a more balanced and natural presentation. The emphasis is on texture and subtle impact, letting each part of the bass register be heard clearly.

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