Cadenza

Just unboxed the Cadenza: crisp highs and mids but much less bass than their Moondrops for EDM.

Got the Cadenza as their first IEM and loves it; hears far more instruments and detail.

Bought the original Cadenza and found it really good, if a bit too warm.

Has had the Cadenza a couple of years and it's fantastic.

Has really been enjoying their Cadenza lately.

After 9 months the Cadenza made them hear parts of songs they never knew existed.

Got their Cadenza over 2.5 years ago and has been impressed ever since.

Their Cadenza is still kicking after 15 months.

Bought two Cadenza sets for ham radio for the higher gain in the voice range.

The Cadenza was their first IEM; decent but boring, preferring the cheaper Kunten.

Just bought the Cadenza and is disappointed: needs painful tip jamming to sound decent.

Has used the Cadenza for about 7,500 hours and it still sounds the same; loves it.

Has used the Cadenza a few weeks and finds it excellent.

Finds the Cadenza quite good with punchy bass and sub-bass with an EQ profile.

Only complaint with the Cadenza is podcasts and people talking.

Hears a touch of bloat on the Cadenza that the EW300 doesn't have.

Found the Cadenza has nearly no bass compared with the EW300.

Has both the Cadenza and EW300 and prefers the Cadenza.

Finds the Cadenza hollow on the bottom and tinny on top.

Just received the Cadenza and spent a depressing hour on tips; it still sounds tinny.

Has both the Cadenza and Zero 2 and compares them.

The Cadenza was so good they bought 3 more pairs for friends.

Upgraded from the Cadenza to the Truthear Hexa but still rates the Cadenza highly.

Likes the Cadenza and thinks it's worth the small price premium.

Coming from the Blon BL-03, fell for the Cadenza.

An acoustical engineer who upgraded from the Moondrop Variations to the $30 Cadenza with EQ for accurate monitoring.

Their first IEM, the Cadenza, sounds muffled to them.

Bought the Cadenza in January and was happy daily driving it until the right side went quiet.

Finds the Cadenza sounds rigid rather than dark or inoffensive.

Their first budget IEM, the original Kiwi Ears Cadenza, got a lot of use for non-competitive gaming.

Believes the original Kiwi Ears Cadenza is solid for everything.

Bought the original resin Kiwi Ears Cadenza at about 25 dollars as a gym and travel set and was astonished how good an all-rounder it is, though mid-heavy genres sound a little thin.

Their first IEMs, the original Kiwi Ears Cadenza: liked the seal and the sound, but still reached for AirPods Pro or headphones more.

Really liked the sound and nozzle of their Kiwi Ears Cadenza, but the pair has now stopped working.