Etymotic Evo Earphone review – Refined Balance
Evo
$499
Pros
- Excellent build, mastering signature
- Solid shells, Cool modern design
- Transparent neutral detail
Cons
- Cable thinness a concern for durability
- Nozzles pretty long, so care needed
- Upper region harshness with less warm sources
The team at earphonia.com were fortunate enough to be given the chance to review the Etymotic Evo in ear monitor earphone from Etymotic, the Multi Driver Evo Model edition.
Thanks goes to the team at Etymotic for giving us the chance to experience this excellent cool looking earphone.
Etymotic have been industry in ear experts for decades and have released many well respected earphones over the years and many audiophiles will be familiar with the Etymotic classic technically strong earphones .
The technical specifications for the Multi Driver Evo Model edition earphone is pretty interesting and being the first multi driver earphone from Etymotic should prove to be quite a revelation and could influence the future direction of new releases.
Technical specs
- Frequency Response: 20 Hz – 16 kHz
- Transducers: Dual Balanced Armature Low Frequency Drivers, Single Midrange / Treble Balanced Armature Driver
- Impedance: 47 ohms
- Sensitivity: 1khz – 99 dB SPL at 0.1V
- Crossover: 2-Way
Contents
- Etymotic EVO Earphones
- Estron Linum BaX T2™ Cable
- Aluminium Case
- Cloth Bag
- 2 Flange, 3 Flange, and Foam Eartips
- Replacement Filters
- Filter replacement tool
Lets get straight into the looking at what you get for your hard earned purchase.
The packaging you get is classy with a good finish, showing off the excellent style of the Evo earphones, a grey cardboard outer cover boldly stating the T2 Linum cable being featured. The picture on the front of the box seems a little dark and the actual shells are much brighter in my opinion.
Sliding the inner box out from the side, reveals a quality looking black box with reflective details on the front- stating – Ety – Precision Meets Audio.
