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Aether Anniversary Universal IEM

Aether Anniversary Universal IEM

    Anniversary edition of our flagship Aether now available as universal unit. These are made in limited run 2018 version.

    Featuring:

  • Smoke shells
  • Icewood w/ Time Machine faceplates
  • Ruthenium-plated brass nozzles
  • Anniversary set contains:

  • Premium Packaging Box
  • Aluminum case
  • SpinFit tips set
  • Comply foam tips set
  • Furutech F35(R) adapter
  • Cotton pouch
  • Cleaning tool
  • Warranty card
  • Instruction manual

Philosophy

Goal of the design was to create experience of big, three-way far-field monitor system with regulated external subwoofer placed in spacious, well acoustically treated room.
We wanted the listener to experience everything that sound engineer created in the recording exactly as it was meant to sound. With a pinch of audiophile-sounding fun pleasing the listeners and avoiding too technical sound but still looking for real fidelity in their recordings.

Tonality

In “neutral” switch position Aether maintains neutral tonality with very slight emphasis on subwoofer lows and crispy highs. With subwoofer driver switched up it receives powerful and accurate punch in the lowest region while maintaining great clarity and dynamics of both mids and even increased sparkle in highs.

Facts

  • Five balanced-armature driver construction
  • Four-way passive hybrid crossover
  • Switchable subwoofer driver
  • Utilizing VariBore and TrueSub technology

Space

Extreme sound source separation, natural width, incomparable depth.

The Switch

    Switch changes level of low frequencies (approx. 8dB<800Hz). It can be used e.g. :

  • Depending on listening level to make use of the Fletcher-Munson law (for lower listening levels the bass can be boosted to make it better audible)
  • Depending on level and quality of bass in the recording (if the bass is great it can be made very powerful, on the other hand if material is not to well mixed and lows are becoming boomy and out of control they might be trimmed down)
  • Depending on external noise levels (If you’re listening in noisy environment like airplane, subway or similar where low-end noise masks the lows, you might want to switch them up).
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