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2025-07-08
Pierre H.
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2025-07-07
Didier C.
Etonnante petite boite !
J'hésitais à acheter une alimentation linéaire pour remplacer celle d'origine de ma box Orange, mais j'ai voulu...
J'hésitais à acheter une alimentation linéaire pour remplacer celle d'origine de ma box Orange, mais j'ai voulu...
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2025-07-07
Didier C.
Efficace
Utilisé entre une livebox Orange et mon streamer Lumin T2, il fait son petit effet. On ressent une progression de la netteté...
Utilisé entre une livebox Orange et mon streamer Lumin T2, il fait son petit effet. On ressent une progression de la netteté...
THIEAUDIO MONARCH MKII Dynamic Electrostatic In-Ear Monitor IEM 36 Ohm 108dB 20Hz-20kHz - reviews - There is 1 review.
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2023-09-25
Jasper V.
5 / 5 - They are are brilliant, Crinacle was right.
The Moondrop Blessing 2 introduced me to the world of "detailed" sound...then the Monarch MKII came along and completed it filling in all the gaps. I needed something stellar when I left the house - taking my Hifiman Arya was just a little silly.
Compared to the Blessing 2 these are the most important differences:
- Dead neutral tuning, wow.
- Magical treble extension ( Blessing 2 is still great though )
- Bass. The Blessing 2's major weakness, but these IEM's have it...and there's enough. I worry for reviewers unable to hear it, or claim it's "thin".
The Moondrop Blessing 2 introduced me to the world of "detailed" sound...then the Monarch MKII came along and completed it filling in all the gaps. I needed something stellar when I left the house - taking my Hifiman Arya was just a little silly.
Compared to the Blessing 2 these are the most important differences:
- Dead neutral tuning, wow.
- Magical treble extension ( Blessing 2 is still great though )
- Bass. The Blessing 2's major weakness, but these IEM's have it...and there's enough. I worry for reviewers unable to hear it, or claim it's "thin".
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