Compared the Emerald Sea with their Andromeda 2020 and planned to return it, finding it far less clear in the mids with several dB too much warmth; liked the cable and comfort.
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Demoed the Emerald Sea for about 15 minutes and found the bass overwhelming and bleeding into warm, muddy mids, though the fit was very comfortable.
Finds the Emerald Sea so warm and relaxing it nearly put them to sleep at work, with a soundstage that impresses them and occasionally gives goosebumps.
Tried the Emerald Sea and quite liked it as a warm, relaxing, colored but fairly balanced IEM with better bass impact, though dynamics felt lacking.
Bought the Emerald Sea after a year of eyeing it and enjoys its warm signature for EDM and house far more than expected; the stock tips are their only complaint.
Tried the Emerald Sea and found the imaging great but the tuning too warm for their taste.
Bought the Emerald Sea as a first IEM and found it harsh and aggressive with muddy, veiled vocals, nearly quitting the hobby and considering returning it.
Bought an open-box Emerald Sea and was amazed by its clarity and instrument separation on dense mixes, with defined bass that still thumps.
Calls the Emerald Sea extremely capable but with treble issues out of the box, which they fixed with a corrective EQ profile.