Update for 2022!
THE SHAPE
After careful examination of hundreds of ear impressions that we received through the years, we were able to come up with the smartest, snuggest and most comfortable shape possible.
THE FEATURES
Why change something that is already good? Features praised by our customers such as metal nozzles and the bass switches found their respective place in the 2022 designs.
THE LOOKS
When it comes to color and we decided to carry on the legacy of previous versions. Still every monitor is uniquely handcrafted in the design that reveals beautiful yet elegant color play.
THE SOUND
Years of experience gave us confidence in transferring even the most complex acoustic designs to the new, more comfortable form factor while maintaining the exact same tuning and sonic capabilities.
Legendary sound of the original versions have been left intact.
Pneuma
A new flagship utilizing hybrid technology and an exclusive design.
Featuring:
- The switch
- Bam™ technology
- All new, exclusive design
- PW Audio No. 10 cable
Set contains:
- Packaging Box
- PW Audio No. 10 cable
- Peli case
- SpinFit tips set
- Comply foam tips set
- Cotton pouch
- Cleaning tool
- Warranty card
Philosophy
Tonality
In “neutral” switch position Pneuma is quite a similar sounding iem to Aether R in terms of tonality, with more emphasis on sub bass and highs
With the switch turned on, you’re getting all the goodness and physical punch thanks to opening the dynamic driver a bit. In this switch position Pneuma is a monster of musicality, creating a very lively and spectacular sound.
Facts
- One titanium dynamic driver for sub-bass
- Four balanced armature drivers
- Four-way passive hybrid crossover
- Switchable subwoofer dynamic driver
- Utilizing VariBore and
- BAM technology.
Space
The Switch
Switch changes level of lowest frequencies (approx. 3-6dB<100Hz). You can also use it to make changes depending on:
- the listening level – to make use of the Fletcher-Munson law (for lower listening levels, bass can be boosted to make it better audible)
- the level and quality of bass in the recording (if the bass is well recorded, it can increase its strength. On the other hand, if the material is not properly mixed and lows are becoming boomy and get out of control, they can be trimmed down)
- the external noise levels (if you are using your monitors in a noisy environment: airplane, subway, etc., where the low-end noise masks the lows, you might want to switch them up).