TRN MT1 IEMs
Audio/IEMs
“Budget IEM under $10 with surprisingly capable tuning — punchy bass, impressive detail retrieval, and 4 switchable sound modes. Priced well for its class, though upper-mids can get peaky and treble-sensitive listeners may find it fatiguing.”
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Punchy bass with impressive sub-bass extension for the price
head-fi.org"The detail in this region and subbass extension is impressive for a $5 IEM"
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Upper mids clarity is "mind-blowingly impressive at this price point"
head-fi.org"what stood out for me was the clarity and detail in the upper mids"
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Treble detail and extension is "way beyond my expectations"
head-fi.org"the detail and extension are way beyond my expectations"
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Shell design stays secure in ears even during movement
head-fi.org"they should stay secure in your ears even on the move"
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4 distinct tuning modes with useful treble register variations
head-fi.org"Three(3) distinct treble registers from 4 tuning modes"
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Upper mids get peaky with slight metallic sheen on vocals
head-fi.org"Upper Mids gets slightly peaky occasionally and has a slight metallic sheen"
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Timbre is not the most natural, with odd sheen carried into lower treble
head-fi.org"the timbre here is not the most natural"
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Can be borderline fatiguing on longer listening sessions for some users
head-fi.org"borderline tiring on longer sessions"
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Sibilance and harshness on sibilant-laden tracks with treble modes
head-fi.org"there are some hint of sibilances and harshness on it"