Yanyin x HBB Mahina
2EST + 4BA + 1DD Tribrid Monitor
- 10mm Biodynamic Diaphragm Driver
- 4 American-made Knowles Balanced Armatures Drivers
- 2 European-manufactured Sonion EST Drivers
- Sophisticated Acoustic Engineering Strategy
- High Quality Graphene Silver-Plated Cable
Yanyin x HBB Mahina
Informationen Yanyin
Yanyin wurde von leidenschaftlichen Audioliebhabern gegründet, die bessere Audioleistung zu erschwinglicheren Preisen anbieten wollten. Yanyin stellt die Audioqualität in den Vordergrund und ist entschlossen, den besten Klang seiner Klasse zu erzielen, der Ihre Musik in vollem Umfang wiedergibt. In Zusammenarbeit mit dem weltweit renommierten Audio-Tester Hawaiian Bad Boy (HBB) von Bad Guy Good Audio Reviews haben Yanyin und HBB eine völlig neue In-Ear-Monitor-Abstimmung entwickelt, die hochauflösend, dynamisch und präzise ist. HBBs langjährige Erfahrung und die große In-Ear-Monitor-Frequenzmessdatenbank haben einen umfassenden Ansatz zur Schaffung einer ausgewogenen Abstimmung ermöglicht, die sowohl präzise als auch angenehm ist und das ultimative Hörerlebnis bietet.
Mahina
Der Mahina entstand aus dem Bedürfnis heraus, die Genauigkeit eines Monitors mit einer kraftvollen und angenehmen Bassleistung zu verbinden. Die Abstimmung wurde von Studiomonitoren mit externen Subwoofern inspiriert, die kristallklare Transparenz, aber eine beeindruckende und saubere Basswiedergabe bieten.
Der Mahina verwendet einen 10-mm-Treiber mit biodynamischer Membran, um einen Subbass-Effekt in den extremen Tiefen zu imitieren. Die ausgefeilte Akustiktechnik-Strategie des Mahina ermöglicht einen kraftvollen und dröhnenden Bass-Effekt, ohne jedoch die mittleren Frequenzen zu verwässern. Die vier in Amerika hergestellten Knowles Balanced Armatures des Mahina liefern wiederum einen neutralen Mitteltonbereich, der immer leicht warm ist und für eine üppige Textur in den Grundfrequenzen von Gesang und Instrument sorgt. Der Mahina verfügt außerdem über zwei in Europa hergestellte Sonion EST-Treiber, die für ihre extreme Erweiterung der oberen Höhen bekannt sind. Die EST-Treiber des Mahina erzeugen eine lebensechte, luftige Atmosphäre, indem sie die Mikrodetails in der Musik hervorheben, sind jedoch sorgfältig abgestimmt, um natürlich und frei von harschem Timbre zu klingen.
Das Ergebnis dieser Kombinationen ist ein transparentes, monitorfähiges Gerät, das jedem Musikliebhaber täglich ein umfassendes und angenehmes Hörerlebnis bietet.
Hochwertiges, mit Graphen versilbertes Kabel
Das Kabel besteht aus 4 Litzen mit Litz-Struktur, Graphen umwickelt mit versilbertem Kabel. Das Kabel ist relativ weich und der Stethoskop-Effekt ist nicht offensichtlich. Der Ohrhörer ist mit abnehmbarem Kabel ausgestattet und unterstützt auch symmetrische Stecker. Der Standardstift ist ein 2-poliger 0,78-mm-Stecker + 3,5 mm Einzelende.
Technical Details
- 1 x Yanyin x HBB Mahina
- User Manual
Processing Time
This product is in Pre-order period. Pre-orders are provided for items that have not reached us and will take some time to be shipped out.
Pre-order Period: 7-10 working days. No cancellation of orders once ordered.
Note:
- No cancellation of orders once ordered.
- All orders to be shipped out sequentially.
Customer Reviews
The Mahinas are an incredibly well tuned set of IEMs, offering an wonderfully immersive experience that is extremely musical.
The vocals are sublime, and forward too. They are the shining feature of the Mahinas in my opinion.
Close behind the vocals comes the bass, these IEMs have a very warm and full sound to them which is very well done. It hits hard too, but not overly hard, just the right amount for my ears.
And then we have the treble, surprisingly detailed considering the sound signiture. I don't see these IEMs ever being fatiguing, the treble is not what you would call bright but is still incredibly detailed, I love it.
Finally, the fit. It's great. Actually, it is one of my favourite things about this set. I could wear this hours on end, it is easily the best fitting IEM I have ever owned.
Also, the case is really good, very high quality, and can fit quite a bit inside.
They may not be the best for more clinical song libraries, e.g. progressive rock where you want a more sterile replay of the song.
But If you listen to EDM/Hip-Hop or similar genres, these could potentially be endgame, they really are that good.
Absolutely love this set right up with monarch mk2.
Great bass , nice controlled treble and great vocals as well
If you listen to rock, hip-hop, electronic music etc, these are endgame. The bass is fantastic. Note weight and warmth is there, as well as thump and slam, but without any bleeding into the midrange. The treble is relaxed and tastefully done. This is my first tri-brid set and the EST drivers really make a difference. The imaging and soundstage is well above average - very good. The case is the best I've ever had, the fit is great and the quality is up to standard for the price. Well worth the money
These are simply fantastic IEMs. I got them to replace the Variations as my every day IEM at work since I've been using those for the better part of a year. The bass is very similar to the Variations, the mids are more forward and better, and the highs are still detailed but not quite as bright.
The cable and the case are GREAT.
The only reason I don't give these a 10/10 are the stock tips which are meh and the fact that I wish these were a little less sensitive. Listening on a full power desktop amp like my JDS El 2 stack, on low gain I can barely move the volume knob. I recommend something like the hipdac with the xmatch gain turned off, or the Qudelix 5k.
I now own these along with the EJOM Kinda Lava.
Bass - Mahina's are punchier, KL has better texture but doesn't slam as hard.
Mids - Both nicely done, KL seems just a tad clearer. (Source is important here)
Treble - Mahinas are relaxed while the KL is energetic, at lower volumes, it could make the Mahinas seem dull but as soon as you listen at louder volumes they shine, KL comes off a little brighter due to the tuning across the bass and mids.
Overall, Id say if your music is hip hop and EDM get the Mahinas (though very boomy tracks will be overwhelming at times and the KL might suit the boomier muddy tracks better) if it's more vocal-centric get the KL. Mahina's are comfortable and KL is also decent with the right ear tips. KLs can sometimes be found on eBay for great deals.
Update - after sales service is a nightmare when you have to ship your item back to China and deal with them.
The Mahina is an incredibly balanced and enjoyable monitor, presenting an elevated yet controlled bass, a transparent and clear midrange and a smooth treble without sacrificing any details or extension.
Technicalities are excellent, with an expansive soundstage and accurate imaging.
All those qualities combined with a small footprint, suitable for long listening sessions. For me, comfort is the iem's strongest point.
For many, the Mahina could easily represent endgame potential at a reasonable cost.
Just to give you a hint, I would pick this over my previous Monarch MKII.
Buy this, you won't regret it!
