Apevoix Grit
1DD + 4BA + 1BC Tribrid IEM
- Tribrid IEM Configuratio
- Bone Conductor IEM
- Detailed Precision in the Mids and Treble
- 10mm Dynamic Driver for a Powerful Bass
- Natural and Engaging Tonality
Apevoix Grit
Tribrid IEM Configuratio
The Apevoix is a tribrid IEM featuring three independent types of drivers. A 10mm dynamic driver (DD) powers the bass, 4 balanced armature drivers (BA) delivers the mids and treble, while an all new bone conduction (BC) driver presents incredible texture to your music. A total of 6 drivers in a 4-way crossover network ensures your music is accurate, detailed, and rich.
Bone Conductor IEM
The Apevoix features a powerful new bone conduction driver that delivers an incredibly realistic sound. Using a 11mm latest generation of bone conduction driver, the Apevoix presents an entirely new listening experience by using contact-vibrations, rather than traditional acoustic tubes, to produce sound. The bone conductor targets the entire frequency range, with strong rumble in the bass and pristine texture in the trebles to enhance your music.
Detailed Precision in the Mids and Treble
Four balanced armatures are utilized to drive the mid and treble range. Two balanced armature focus on the midrange, ensuring a layered and lush midrange. The midrange has been tuned to be clean and natural, with a slight warmth to vocals. Two separate balanced armatures power the treble, focusing on excellent representation of the human’s perceived hearing response for detailed, yet natural upper frequencies. The treble has excellent imaging and presence for an accurate soundstage delivery.
10mm Dynamic Driver for a Powerful Bass
The Apevoix utilizes a new 10mm biocellulose composite diaphragm, which features an incredibly complex matrix network of fibers for a firm and responsive bass response. The dynamic driver is propelled by strong neodymium magnets to produce punchy and impact bass. The bass emphasizes sub-bass rumble with a strong low-mid presence for powerful kick bass and bass guitar reference.
Natural and Engaging Tonality
The Apevoix has been professionally tuned with a four-way crossover system to sound balanced and natural. With a mild low-mid bass tuning, the Apevoix is engaging and fun, perfect to enjoy hip-hop, pop, and rock genres, while the mids and treble are accurate enough to be used for professional studio monitoring.
Technical Details
- 1x Apevoix Grit
- 1x Audio Cable
- 1x Carry Case
- 3x Ear Tips
Customer Reviews
I like the sound of the grit, its warm and natural tonality for like binary dynaquattro but with a more controled subbass, midbass is punchy, vivid lush vocals, detailed treble, this set has very good imaging and wide soundstage. There no pressure build up, it impossible for this set to have pressure build up issue since it has 3 massive big vent holes on the side which when you look closely you can see the drivers thru the vents. But the Grit has a large nozzle diameter just like the Juzear Butterfly and some might confuse pressure build up with nozzle discomfort, fortunatlely for me its niot an issue, i have use the grit for 5hrs straight with no pressure build up or nozzle discomfort.. im hook at the sound of this set, its like a middle ground between the binary dynaquattro and Dita Project M. 👍👍
The air pressure build-up on these is the worst that I've ever experienced. It literally feels like these are trying to suck my brain out through my ears. Not only is this a comfort issue, but also a potential health hazard. I'm shocked that these were able to be released. If I could give negative stars, I would.
Also, the 3 pinhole vents on the back are only for eliminating driver flex on the dynamic driver. It doesn't offer any pressure relief of any kind. Just because something has a vent doesn't mean the vent is designed for pressure relief, regardless of what other reviews say. Some folks need to learn how engineering works.
Hi there,
Thanks for your feedback.
Personal factors such as the shape and size of your ear or the way the IEMs are inserted may contribute to the discomfort. You can try pulling on your earlobe to relieve the pressure in your ear or pull the IEMs out slightly, which may restore the sound. We also recommend trying a different set of fitting eartips to see if it resolves the issue.
We have also sent an email to follow up and will continue to monitor your case to provide an appropriate solution to resolve the issue.
Thank you for your time.
