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CrinEar Daybreak
CrinEar Reference
The CrinEar Daybreak and the CrinEar Reference are IEMs from expert IEM tuner Crinacle's own brand. Both are great options for those seeking audiophile sound within the in-ear format, but they go about it in different ways. The Reference are tuned based on the JM-1 diffuse field response with the addition of a downward tilt, with the aim of recreating the response of near-field monitors. They boast amazing build quality and solid comfort, with a machined aluminum body and sturdy braided audio cable. By contrast, the Daybreak are tuned to the IEF Preference 2025 curve. Their response has slightly more low-end on tap and doesn't roll off as much treble response as the Reference using their foam ear tips. Both offer good passive noise isolation via their in-ear seal, though the Daybreak are marginally better in this regard.
CrinEar Daybreak
CrinEar Reference
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