Quintet

Finds the Quintet resolving but sibilant to their ears.

The Quintet fits them well while the Monarch MK3 hurt.

Has the Quintet and finds it the best they've used, more balanced than the S12.

Just received the Quintet for DJing; sounds great with superb isolation.

Recently got the Quintet: really clean with clear separation, but wanted more bass and intimate vocals.

Tried the Quintet: amazingly detailed but tiny-sounding with recessed male vocals; returned it.

Owns the Quintet and says it rules; a safe blind buy if not treble sensitive.

Owns the Quintet: a little less soundstage but incredible detail, imaging and mids, worth the price.

Got the Quintet over the Orchestra Lite and has no regrets at all.

Absolutely disliked the Quintet; it hurt their ears more than any IEM, so they sold it.

Has gushed about the Quintet; its 32-ohm impedance makes it resistant to poor sources.

Has the Top Pro, Blessing 3 and Dusk, but the Quintet at a third of the cost makes them question everything.

Upgraded to a used Quintet for $72 USD and was blown away.

Has the Variations and Quintet; the Variations is better but they often reach for the Quintet's exciting, spicy sound.

Ordered the Quintet and S12 after the Cincotres felt big, and compares their sizes.

Recently got the Quintet for EDM and indie pop: safe tuning with great bass.

Owns the Quintet; only complaint is wanting a deeper, more holographic soundstage.

Owns the Quintet and Odyssey; the Quintet is mildly warm but balanced with great treble extension and clarity.

An EQ gave new life to their Quintet and it sounds much better now.

Has the Quintet but doesn't enjoy it: sometimes bloated bass and treble lacking sparkle versus the Blessing 3.

Owns the Quintet and Odyssey; the Quintet is brighter with better resolution and imaging, but its fit is painful.

Bought the Quintet themselves a year ago and preferred it over the Binary Chopin.