Bought the Quartet and EM6L on Amazon to compare for gaming.
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The left socket on their Quartet is really crooked, though the cable fits.
Bought a barely used Quartet: sounds great, more neutral than their KZs, for live gigs.
The Quartet is their daily IEM.
Absolutely loves their Kiwi Ears Quartet.
Loves the Quartet as their first IEM; fits better than the Aether and better value.
Just bought the Quartet as their first IEM and thinks it will be their last.
Finds the Quartet not bad but slightly overpriced, with a little sibilant treble.
The Quartet is the only IEM they've kept: great bass, rolled-off treble and very comfortable.
Has the Quartet: great fit, nice mids, crisp treble, though not the most resolving.
Liked the Quartet's bass texture though slightly bloated, but returned it.
Finds the Quartet a solid all-rounder for music, movies and games with switches up.
Thinks the Quartet sounds as good as many of their $300 IEMs and recommends it to friends.
Chooses the Quartet over the Heyday for metal thanks to its harder-hitting low end.
Uses the Quartet for gaming because it stages well, but finds mids hazy for music.
Found the Hype 4 sounded worse than their Kiwi Quartet on every song.
Recently got the Quartet; with config 01 it has warm vocals like their HD 6XX.
Bought a new Quartet for $45 and finds it great for VR and PS5 gaming.
Personally loves the Quartet for their own preferences.
Owns the Kiwi Ears Quartet and finds it much better than the OoopusX OP22.