Kinera BD005 Pro
Kinera BD005 pro is an entry level by a Chinese company YuTai . YuTai Electronic Acoustics – has been in the business for more than 10 years now. Based in Dongguan, China, they’ve been designing and supplying drivers for various brands.
The earpieces are lightweight and stylish, made up of 3D printed resin. The glossy faceplate has its brand name Kinera inscribed on it in gold. The faceplate also has gold flakes all over it giving a starry look. The overall design is pretty decent and nice looking fir IEM this range. It is paired a quad Core silver plated wire with 3.5mm jack and a microphone, which is such a pleasant surprise.
Pros:
The earpieces are lightweight and stylish, made up of 3D printed resin. The glossy faceplate has its brand name Kinera inscribed on it in gold. The faceplate also has gold flakes all over it giving a starry look. The overall design is pretty decent and nice looking fir IEM this range. It is paired a quad Core silver plated wire with 3.5mm jack and a microphone, which is such a pleasant surprise.
Pros:
1) Fun musical tuning
2) Good Soundstage and Separation
3) Rich Bass impact
4) Value for Money
5) Very Comfortable and Premium Looking
2) Good Soundstage and Separation
3) Rich Bass impact
4) Value for Money
5) Very Comfortable and Premium Looking
Cons:
1) Average micro detailing and resolution
2) Treble can be grainy at certain times
2) Treble can be grainy at certain times
Highs:
The treble response is purely relaxing in Kinera. The resolution of highs is good as per price. The high although lack sparkle and those who do not prefer listening to ultra-high frequencies this is the best pair of earpieces. It’s more of a non-fatiguing earpiece. The highs never get sibilant irrespective of which kind of music is played on it.
Mids:
Kinera has neutral sounding Mids. Its V-shaped sound signature emphasizes on bass rather than Mids. Female vocals are natural sounding and transparent. One can find good detailing in Mid range frequencies. Overall, Mids are good enough for fun listening.
Lows:
Kinera's has a surprisingly well defined bass for an IEM this range. Though these are not particularly meant for bassheads but Midbass range has sufficient punch and richness. Recreation of drums is particularly exquisite without sounding too harsh. The sub-bass is not at all muddy and very impactful.
Technicalities:
This has good detailing for an IEM this price. Soundstage and imaging are decent. Soundstage is more in width than in depth. All the aspects are so much in coherence that it feels a liquidly smooth IEM to listen to after a hectic day of work.
Final Verdict:
Kinera is definitely an IEM for a beginner audiophile who wants to enjoy the magic of a single BA driver. But even if one is not a beginner audiophile and after a busy day just wants to relax then as per me this is the perfect IEM; all you need is to plug in this and have a nice Binaural recordings and just enjoy the sweet mid-range with decent imaging and depth. So, in a nutshell If you are looking for sound signature that sooth your mind instead of exciting it, this would be the way to go.
The treble response is purely relaxing in Kinera. The resolution of highs is good as per price. The high although lack sparkle and those who do not prefer listening to ultra-high frequencies this is the best pair of earpieces. It’s more of a non-fatiguing earpiece. The highs never get sibilant irrespective of which kind of music is played on it.
Mids:
Kinera has neutral sounding Mids. Its V-shaped sound signature emphasizes on bass rather than Mids. Female vocals are natural sounding and transparent. One can find good detailing in Mid range frequencies. Overall, Mids are good enough for fun listening.
Lows:
Kinera's has a surprisingly well defined bass for an IEM this range. Though these are not particularly meant for bassheads but Midbass range has sufficient punch and richness. Recreation of drums is particularly exquisite without sounding too harsh. The sub-bass is not at all muddy and very impactful.
Technicalities:
This has good detailing for an IEM this price. Soundstage and imaging are decent. Soundstage is more in width than in depth. All the aspects are so much in coherence that it feels a liquidly smooth IEM to listen to after a hectic day of work.
Final Verdict:
Kinera is definitely an IEM for a beginner audiophile who wants to enjoy the magic of a single BA driver. But even if one is not a beginner audiophile and after a busy day just wants to relax then as per me this is the perfect IEM; all you need is to plug in this and have a nice Binaural recordings and just enjoy the sweet mid-range with decent imaging and depth. So, in a nutshell If you are looking for sound signature that sooth your mind instead of exciting it, this would be the way to go.
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