Final Audio VR3000 - Reviews & Ratings
3 Reviews (C Tier | 4.2/10)
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Gaming Score & Grade
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Gaming Score
1.5Gaming Grade
EFinal Audio VR3000 Details
Driver Configuration: 1DD
Tuning Type: Bright neutral
Brand: Final Audio Top Final Audio IEMs
Price (Msrp): $80
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Reviews
Reviewed by: Super* Review
6*
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5
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Reviewed by: Nymz
1.7
Reviewer Score
E+
Tuning
E-
Tech
Actually good mids and imaging for its price during sales (sub-30).... Rest is "meh" at best, specially techs. Avoid at full retail price. Final Audio QC is a problem.
Bass: E+
Mids: E+
Treble: E+
Details: E-
Imaging: E+
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Final Audio VR3000 vs. Kiwi Ears CANTA
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6.5 |
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6.4 |
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6.3 |
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6.3 |
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Moondrop Aria 2 offers better details, bass and mids.
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6.2 |
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Average Technical & Tuning Grades
Average Tunign Grade
E+- Tonally jarring or fatiguing. Frequency clashes (e.g., piercing treble, bloated bass) make extended listening unpleasant. Poor genre adaptation.
Average Technical Grade
E-- Noticeably blurred or congested. Struggles with basic instrument separation; details are lost in simple tracks. Feels "flat" and one-dimensional.
Bass
E+
Noticeably thin bass presence. Lacks body and texture, leaving low frequencies feeling hollow and underdeveloped.
Mids
E+
Midrange is thin and hollow with noticeable gaps. Instruments lack body and vocals sound distant and weak.
Treble
E+
Treble is noticeably dark and lacking extension. Cymbals lack shimmer and high-frequency details are obscured.
Details
E-
Extremely poor resolution. Fine details are completely lost, leaving only a vague impression of the music's structure.
Imaging
E+
Poor instrument placement with unstable positioning. Instruments drift and lack fixed locations within the sound field.
Gaming
E
Compromised imaging significantly impacts gameplay awareness. Directional cues often lack accuracy or consistency.
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