DK3001BD

Finds impedance adapters elevate the DK3001BD, making it one of their favourite sets.

Bought the DK3001BD with their own money and after a week finds it outstanding and hard to put down, sounding better as the brain adjusts to the treble.

Listened to the DK3001BD back to back with their Letshuoer Cadenza 4 and found it very similar, not better, at twice the price.

After five months the treble-sensitive owner finds the DK3001BD never hurt their ears, with amazing detail, separation, soundstage and sub-bass that changed their taste.

Has and likes the DK3001BD a lot, enjoying its treble and gradual, mild pinna gain.

Loves the DK3001BD stock and finds it addictive and well-rounded with an impedance adapter.

Really enjoys their DK3001BD for its technicality, treble, depth and separation, finding it less fatiguing than the Dita Project M; EQs it to Harman.

Found the DK3001BD's details and separation incredible but bass thin, which an impedance adapter fixed.

Tried the DK3001BD without an impedance adapter and thought it was more 'brain damage' than brain dance.

Owns the DK3001BD and finds it deliciously technical and airy with fun bass, not relaxing; tip rolling greatly reduced harshness.

The DK3001BD is their favourite IEM: crisp detailed treble, deep sub-bass, wide sound, great fit, build, cable and accessories.

Has used the DK3001BD as their main set for a month and finds it a great all-rounder only if you like treble emphasis.

Owns both the Elysian Pilgrim and DK3001BD and finds the DK3001BD edges it, sounding hyper-real.

Demoed the DK3001BD alongside several others and it stood out enough that they are considering buying it.

Received the DK3001BD free from Dunu for review but has used it as their daily for a while, calling it extremely great for a specific set of users.

Bought a used DK3001BD and found a consistently good sound tricky even with impedance adapters, but its bass is cleaner and more detailed than the Dusk's.

Found the DK3001BD terrible, with treble spikes they can still hear months later.

Tried the DK3001BD and found amazing bass quality but a thin sound and ear-piercing highs.

Loves their DK3001BD when it comes out, finding it bright in a wispy, airy, detailed way.

The DK3001BD is one of their two favourite sets, though the shells are huge.

Owned the DK3001BD and found it a detail monster with sub-bass focus and a mid-bass tuck; brighter but the treble never bothered them.

Returned the DK3001BD after three weeks: fantastic sub-bass but thin, recessed lower mids and too much 6-8 kHz for long listening.