I hadn't checked the thread since the end of April and had to catch up on 150+ pages.

The RSV was very good, sort of an opposite twin to the Moondrop S8. It was also one of the cheapest IEMs they ever made.

Do you have a link to this?

My impressions of the Letshuoer Cadenza4 are up on my blog and in my Head-Fi thread: https://www.head-fi.org/threads/reviews-impressions-rants-and-more-from-darmanastartes.963101/page-5#post-18130960 https://medium.com/bedrock-reviews/letshuoer-cadenza4-in-ear-monitor-impressions-a69f122515f5...

Letshuoer Cadenza4 In-Ear Monitor Impressions Introduction and Disclaimer: The Letshuoer Cadenza4 is an in-ear monitor with a hybrid driver configuration comprised of one 10mm dual-chambered beryllium-coated dynamic driver and three balanced armature (BA) drivers in each earpiece. The Cadenza4...

Thanks for the catch. The S8 is still a terrific headphone with some of the best detail retrieval I've heard below $1000, and I felt that it's successor, the Moondrop Dark Saber, was a sidegrade rather than a definitive improvement. With that said, I'm using the IO Audio Volare more these days...

The Simgot DEW4X is a fairly priced and competitive entry into the affordable dongle space, with excellent power efficiency and thermal management. If you’re looking for a neutral-warm dongle, and want something lighter, more compact, more power efficient, and cooler-running than the Colorfly...

Simgot DEW4X Dongle DAC/AMP Review Introduction and Disclaimer The Simgot DEW4X is a dongle DAC/AMP equipped with both 4.4mm balanced and 3.5 mm single-ended outputs as well as dual C43198 DAC chips. The DEW4X is priced at $79.99. Simgot provided me with a review unit in exchange for my...

Simgot EM6L if you want a brighter IEM. For something more neutral, I still think the Truthear Hexa is hard to beat at that price point. Not sure what I'd recommend as a warm/basshead IEM in that range.

My review of the IO Audio Volare is up on Head-Fi and my blog.

Introduction and Disclaimer The IO Audio Volare is an in-ear monitor that employs a combination of one dynamic driver, four balanced armatures (BAs), and four electrostatic (EST) drivers per housing. Retailing for $599, this review unit was provided to me by Shenzhen Audio. I suspect that IO...

I\O Audio seems to be Shenzhen Audio's answer to Linsoul's Thieaudio. I received a review unit and it's competitive/worth the money at the $600 price point, not a giant killer or anything like that though.

My review of the Simgot EA500LM is up on my blog and on Head-Fi.

Simgot EA500LM Review The Simgot EA500 LM, which retails for $89.99, is an in-ear monitor (IEM) that uses a single lithium-magnesium dome diaphragm dynamic driver per side and features three pairs of interchangeable tuning nozzles. My review unit was provided to me directly by Simgot. Packaging...

KZ ATE. I'd never heard anything so good for so cheap, and in retrospect, it ended up changing my life. I wrote my first review on Head-Fi on that IEM seven and a half years ago. One thing led to another and I've had a perpetual backlog of IEMs to review for about the last four or five years.