Dunu Glacier

• Jays Audio: Clean, balanced sound, clear vocals, great midrange and tech, would rec if not for the unit variance in the tuning, the unit I got sounds different than the earlier ones which was bass-boosted...
• Gizaudio Axel: Exceptional bass, ethereal treble, remarkable clarity, and outstanding detail. The upper mid-range might be a bit too much for some people. Reveals every detail in your music, both the good and the...
• Jaytiss: Upper mids kill it for me, but it's a fun set.
• Precogvision: Quite exciting and dynamic, possibly a bit bright in the treble.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: Less thin harman with amazing tech. Cons: Not very natural timbre.
• Super* Review: Convinces me that the harman target can sound excellent.
• IEMRanking AI: The Dunu Glacier delivers a technically impressive listening experience with its nine-driver tribrid setup (1DD+4BA+4EST). The stainless steel shells feel substantial yet remain comfortable for...

Dunu Vulkan 2

• Jays Audio: Neutral/vocal centric set with very little sub-bass. A very "unique" tuning for a neutral sound. Very genre dependent. Clean and clear vocals with a slight bite. Lower-mids are just enough to bring...
• Jaytiss: Fantastic Mids and Treble!
• IEMRanking AI: The Dunu Vulkan 2 employs a dual dynamic driver setup—10mm for sub-bass and 8mm for mid-bass—each in isolated chambers to reduce interference and enhance low-end articulation. Its four-way hybrid...

Dunu Mirai

• Jays Audio: Bright leaning set with great tech. Clean mid-range, sharp imaging, sparkly female vocals with decent amount of air. Does get fatiguing and sharp on more energetic tracks and genres like...
• Jaytiss: Expensive for what it is, lean, and bright.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: Refrence, beautiful timbre, open stage. Cons: Tuning may be boring for some.
• Super* Review: Lot of fun IEM. Is it perfect? No. Treble could use a little work. Harmanish take on low end with relaxed top end.

Dunu DK-3001 BD

• Jays Audio: Technical, but thin, and bright tilt with LOTS of planar sizzle and timbre. Needs more low-end (small scoop), noteweight is very light, not peaky, but just artificial. Needs 10hm adapter to be...
• Gizaudio Axel: Excellent bass quality, deep sub-bass, transparent mids, and great resolution. Low mid-bass, slightly lean vocals, and bright treble. More mid-bass and less treble would be perfect
• Jaytiss: I prefer this with the adapter, but is fine without.
• Precogvision: Not to my taste - treble sounds slightly brittle and harsh - but plenty of resolution and clean presentation.
• Super* Review: My second 5 star IEM in 2024. The Braindance is a very satisfying IEM to listen to.
• Fresh Reviews: Some titles arguably A-

Dunu SA6 EST

• Gizaudio Axel: QDC Anole VX tuning, excellent resolution, and great bass. Unvented design, no bass switch, and less airy than the SA6 MK II. I prefer the SA6 MK II.
• Super* Review: Not a bad IEM if you get the right tips. It's a bit disappointing compared to the original SA6.

Dunu x Gizaudio Davinci

• Jays Audio: Warm leaning with thick, thumpy mid-bass that hits pretty deep and hard. Decent vocal and treble extension, although female vocals are warmer and huskier. Good for hiphop, rap, r&b, but low-end isn't...
• Gizaudio Axel: Bass-boosted meta tuning with excellent detail and a grand sound. Bass may be too much for some.
• Jaytiss: Bass kind of pops off in the worst way possible.
• Super* Review: A little bit too bassy. imaging is impressive. If you are looking for a bassy set with great imaging, this is a good option.
• Fresh Reviews: Strengths: Th

Dunu SA6 Ultra

• Jays Audio: An SA6 with improvement in treble extension, and stage air; better tuned Oracle2 with wider stage. Relaxing tonality but also very resolving. Airy stage with great depth and height. Smooth dynamics...
• Gizaudio Axel: QDC Anole VX tuning, excellent resolution, and great bass with a practical bass switch. Unvented design. Tuning style is a matter of preference.
• Precogvision: A slightly refined SA6 with better treble extension. Very coherent.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: Anole VX-ish tuning with less treble and details. Cons: Could use a little more upper mids.
• Shuwa-T: Strengths: More controlled tuning compared to the VX, while maintaining the excellent technicalities. Weaknesses: Clarity and staging takes a hit; it is simply not on the same level.
• Nymz: Limited run. A baby VX by a fraction of the price with less detail. Tast

Dunu Alpha 3 Earbud

Dunu SA6 mkII

• Jays Audio: V-shaped SA6 Ultra with more recessed mids and vocals. Sharper and more bass than SA6U but mids are buried in busier tracks.
• Gizaudio Axel: QDC Anole VX tuning, excellent resolution, and great bass with a practical bass switch. Unvented design. Similar to the SA6 Ultra but with more bass, airier treble, and improved soundstage and fit.
• Jaytiss: Technical, nice but upper mids not for me.
• Precogvision: A warmer rendition of the original SA6, best considered a side-grade than a true upgrade.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: Slightly more V-shape than the Ultra with small detail boost. Cons: Could use a little more upper mids.
• Fresh Reviews: A more refined SA6u, with the freedom to boost the bass even more and costing less. Less natural upper treble at the cost of that terrific extension.

Dunu Kima 2

• Jays Audio: Warm-neutral, relaxing set, great cable, build, and accessories. Vocals are a bit soft, not fully extended, could use more air, but overall decent if you want a comfortable listen
• Jaytiss: Just fantastic dynamic driver. Hard not to love it.

DUNU EST 112

• Crin: Good tonality, though the treble extension is its big Achille's Heel.
• Jaytiss: Has some great things. Nice technicalies. But lacks in tonality.

Dunu SA6

• Jays Audio: Gorgeous mid range and great dynamics. Good timbre makes me forget it's a full BA set. Good bass texture, but wish it had more rumble. Wish stage and imaging was more 3D. Could use more treble air...
• Crin: Tonality reminiscent of the Anole VX, though not up to the same level of technicalities.
• Precogvision: Slightly "wet" characteristic that takes the edge off of the qdc-inspired tuning. Very pleasant on the ears.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: Engaging signature with great vocals.
• Fresh Reviews: borders B
• Nymz: -Well tuned top to bottom only missing the last inch of extension. Bass has its quirks but a solid pick nonetheless and a great benchmark at its price.

Dunu Falcon Ultra

• Jaytiss: Bassy boy that lacks air and detail.
• Tim Tuned: A better tuned FP, with less mid-bass bloat, but still warm. Good at what it does, especially the bass dynamics, but not an all-rounder.

DUNU Zen Pro

• Precogvision: Solid tuning with good speed. Could use more air and some minor work in the treble.
• Super* Review: Great bass quality and slam, mids and detail. Stage and treble extension are not the strongest points. Great for instrumental playlists like jazz and classical. Very sensitive to source - "Amp...

DUNU x Z Reviews SA6 Ultra

Dunu Vulkan

• Jays Audio: Neutral bass glide, full mids, and decent treble extension. Some masking and not as technical vs blessing series, but better note-weight and timbre/tonality.
• Jaytiss: Solid iem, nice tonality but really not for Bassheads.
• Precogvision: Musical, slightly out-of-head presenation at the expense of blunted transients.
• Super* Review: Good imaging chops and bass texture. Tonality is mostly fine but lacks some sharpeness to it, but a solid performer nonetheless. Great accessories.

Dunu Falcon Pro

• Precogvision: Notes sound grand and dynamics are good, but clarity could use work.

Dunu Talos

• Jaytiss: It's a fine set, but my excitement is dulled by it's price.
• Precogvision: Sounds best with the BA switch off. Somewhat thin, mid-treble oriented sound.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: Very well tuned, well balanced. Cons: Could use more air.
• Super* Review: Strengths: Inoffensive tuning, one of the more balanced sounding planars. Weaknesses: Soundstage and imaging are decent at best. Comment: Didn't buy since harmonics for cymbals too prominent.
• Shuwa-T: Mid-treble heavy. Extention is great and bass has tactility to it. The BA switch is a joke - Don't use it.

Dunu DK-3001 Pro

• Crin: Well-tuned and coherent. Does little wrong and very easy to like.
• Precogvision: Solid tonal balance but excessively rolled-off in the treble.

Dunu Titan S2

• Jays Audio: Very nice built and cable for the price. Sounds like a warm harman. Tech is good, but not too competitive at the price (EA500LM).
• Jaytiss: Pretty! But boring and bright, and doesn't fit.
• Super* Review: Pretty unreal accessories for 80 bucks. IEM is not bad.

Dunu Luna

• Crin: Needs more work on the tuning front.
• Precogvision: Top-tier dynamic contrast bottlenecked by peaky, rolled-off treble and other tonal quirks.

DUNU DK-4001

• Crin: A little shrill with slight cutbacks in tone compared to the DK-3001 Pro.

DUNU Titan 3

• Crin: A more reined-in variant of the Titan 3's sound, more peaky but also slightly more resolving.

DUNU Titan 1

• Crin: Bright, almost DF-ish in tonality. Shouty but with open imaging and decent detail.

Dunu Titan S

• Jaytiss: It has a bit of a lean sound.
• Precogvision: Good Harman-ish tonality with reasonably decent technical chops - an easy recommendation.
• Tim Tuned: Pros: "audiophile" reference style tuning with good details.
• Super* Review: Strengths: Neutral bright tuning that isn't too shouty. Weaknesses: Lower end comes across on the thinner side. Comment: Basically a brighter and clearer Aria.
• Shuwa-T: Default neutral rec under 100$. ER2XR still better, but Titan S has better fit, timbre and stage. Easy to drive. Can get slightly shouty for my library. If you don't mind more bass, Olina is a better...

Dunu DK-2001

• Crin: Slightly warm-tilted with a bit of treble spiciness.
• Precogvision: A leaner, more forward version of the 3001.

Dunu EST112

• Precogvision: Decent all-rounder, but poor EST implementation.
• Tim Tuned: Cons: Poor treble extension.

DUNU DN-2002

• Crin: Slightly bassier and warmer version of the DN-2000.

DUNU DN-2000

• Crin: Lacking that necessary bite and forwardness in the upper mids, but otherwise fine.

Dunu Kima CLASSIC

Dunu Kima

• Jaytiss: Sounds good. Smooth and Fast. Definate upgrade to the Dunu Titan S.
• Tim Tuned: Solid warm neutral tonality with decent technicalities. Bass could use more dynamics and treble could use more air, but solid nonetheless. Good fit and great accessories.

Dunu Zen

• Precogvision: Good dynamics, but poor tuning with nasty 8kHz treble peak contrasted to zero air.
• Nymz: Great bass impact (one of the best I've heard). Tunning is wonky, mild V and zero treble air. Other than dynamics, techs are nothing to write home about. Get Zen Pro instead unless you only care for...

DUNU VERNUS

• Nymz: FP Limited Edition (100 units). I prefer the reference nozzle at this moment. Atmospheric immersion is more relaxed and goes along with my preferences, but loses some of that detail and precision....

DUNU DN-1000

• Crin: Balanced, almost conservative tonality. A bit uncontrolled in the treble but otherwise not bad.

Dunu SA3

• Precogvision: A mess in the tuning department. Literally not sure what I heard.