Bought the Clara and finds it more detailed and lows-and-mids focused than their Monarch MK3, with far better build and accessories, but not worth $1,000 more unless money is no object.
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Has owned the Clara since December and calls it their favorite audio product, with a standout midrange and strong bass, though the fit can get fatiguing after a couple of hours.
Blind-bought the Clara and needed hours of tip and source tuning to get the fit right, but now finds them fantastic and can't stop listening.
A new Clara owner who has tried many ear tips and finds the Clara always sounds good, with tip rolling only fine-tuning it.
Blind-bought the Clara after returning other IEMs and finds it more musically engaging than their Moon Rover; they can't give either up.
Bought the Clara as their first IEM after trying it in a shop, loving the design and finding the sound like being at a live show.
After about 7 hours with their Clara finds it worth its $2000, with textured bass, natural mids, silky treble and impressive separation and staging.
Uses the Clara with a Lotoo PAW GT2 and has never heard their music sound like this, agreeing it is organic and musical.
Loves the Clara for its uncharacteristic Campfire tuning, calling its bass and mids perfect and finding it very comfortable across genres.
Has spent a lot of time with the Clara over the years and finds it more engaging than the Meze Astru, worth its higher price.