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“This is a very musical, fun sounding IEM that offers a variety of tonal presentation types. Hard pressed to say any other $150ish IEM’s offer similar. In fact, I know of none. The build quality is excellent, the cable is fantastic and the set is very laid back and easy on the ear, deep reaching in bass depending on what filter setup used and lastly responds nicely to EQ.”

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“With the recent push to lightning or other all-digital connectors, the 1More Quad Driver model has a traditional 3.5mm jack. It’s a right angle jack which will prevent accidental strain or breakage but won’t be a favorable choice if you use third party battery packs on your mobile device. You’ll likely need a longer 3.5mm adapter to make it fit.”

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“I indulged in some hi-res files of Led Zeppelin II while comparing the AF1120 with another six-balanced-armature in-ear, a 64 Audio V6, and the two headphones were pretty far apart. The AF1120’s muscular sound added more juice to Zep- pelin’s power delivery, so John Paul Jones’ bass was gutsier. John Bonham’s drums rocked harder, and dynamics sounded more alive. The AF1120 also showered love on Jimmy Page’s guitar and Robert Plant’s vocals.”

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” The packaging is even more basic and the ATR comes delivered in a 10cm simple card wood and plastic box with a see trough cover. Inside are the monitors, a user guide and a little bag of silicone tips. (The ATR doesn’t come with foam tips like the ATE model).

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“Both have fantastic bass responses from their respective bass drivers but they differ in their emphasis. The A91 puts all its eggs in an elevated sub-bass response and relatively linear drop from 150 Hz whereas the the Dorado is thicker, warmer, and more sustained into its mid-bass signature. Thus you will hear the rumble of the A91 but it’s not as impactful and hard hitting as the Dorado’s meaty bass response.”