CCA Polaris IEMs
Audio/IEMs
“Budget IEM with V-shaped sound and decent build, but the single dynamic driver creates a veil over details that EQ cannot fix. Acceptable for the ultra-budget tier around $10, though buyers expecting audiophile-level resolution will be disappointed.”
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Smooth, non-fatiguing sound signature suitable for long listening sessions
head-fi.orgsmooth easy listening device
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Accurate stereo imaging with clear left-right and depth separation
head-fi.orgStereo imaging is excellent, you know exactly where everything is placed
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Driver quality limitation creates veil and grain over audio that EQ cannot resolve
head-fi.orgits like there is a veil or grain over everything, which speaks of obvious limitations to the quality of the drivers
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Significant lack of detail and resolution prevents accurate instrument texture assessment
head-fi.orgVery hard to appraise the texture of what one is listening to
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Cannot achieve high-frequency detail through EQ boosting alone
head-fi.orgLack of detail, will never be overcome by boosting high frequencies
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The only thing I don’t like about the 400SE is its headband does give me a hotspot right in the center.
forum.headphones.comThe only thing I don’t like about the 400SE is its headband does give me a hotspot right in the center.
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My main concern with the overall listening performance was just that it sounded a little too heavy down low and really lacking good quality bass resolution and texturing.
forum.headphones.comMy main concern with the overall listening performance was just that it sounded a little too heavy down low and really lacking good quality bass resolution and texturing.