GS Audio ST1 - Reviews & Ratings
2 Reviews (D Tier | 3.9/10)
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GS Audio ST1
Summary
Based on 2 reviews, the GS Audio ST1 is landing below average in reviewer sentiment, with few reports of standout moments.
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Gaming Score & Grade
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Gaming Score
2.1Gaming Grade
E+GS Audio ST1 Details
Driver Configuration: 1BA
Tuning Type: n/a
Price (Msrp): $80
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Reviews
Reviewed by: Nymz
2.2
Reviewer Score
E+
Tuning
E+
Tech
BA timbre. Easy going tuning. Not very technical but a nice way to taste BA bass etc. Better value offers out there otherwise.
Bass: E+
Mids: D
Treble: E+
Details: E+
Imaging: E+
Reviewed by: Head-Fi.org
5.5
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One community member has rated the GS Audio ST1 at an average of 3.0/5 on Head-Fi. Overall sentiment: Mixed to Positive.
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Compare GS Audio ST1 to popular alternatives
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Compare two IEMs side by side
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GS Audio ST1 vs. ARTTI T10 PRO
ARTTI T10 PRO offers better treble and mids.
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7.1 |
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GS Audio ST1 vs. SIMGOT EG280
SIMGOT EG280 offers better imaging, bass and treble.
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6.5 |
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GS Audio ST1 vs. Rose Technics Star City 5 Pro
Rose Technics Star City 5 Pro offers better treble and mids.
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6.5 |
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GS Audio ST1 vs. Moondrop May
Moondrop May offers better bass, mids and treble.
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6.5 |
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GS Audio ST1 vs. Kiwi Ears CANTA
Kiwi Ears CANTA offers better treble and mids.
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6.5 |
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GS Audio ST1 vs. Simgot EW300
Similar overall performance.
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6.5 |
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GS Audio ST1 vs. Tanchjim 4U
Similar overall performance.
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6.4 |
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GS Audio ST1 vs. Moondrop Aria 2
Moondrop Aria 2 offers better bass, details and treble.
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6.2 |
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GS Audio ST1 vs. Simgot EA500LM
Simgot EA500LM offers better bass, details and imaging.
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6.2 |
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GS Audio ST1 vs. Truthear Pure
Truthear Pure offers better treble, bass and details.
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6.2 |
Average Technical & Tuning Grades
Average Tunign Grade
E+- Balance is severely off, producing a harsh, unpleasant listen regardless of genre. Long sessions quickly become exhausting.
Average Technical Grade
E+- Instrument separation collapses instantly, burying nuances and leaving everything in a gray blur. Layered arrangements collapse into a messy haze.
Bass
E+
Low-end weight is lacking, making the presentation feel undernourished. Warm recordings turn surprisingly brittle.
Mids
D
Mid frequencies swing wildly, colouring vocals and instruments unpredictably. Instruments trade places unpredictably.
Treble
E+
Expect a dark-tilted treble that keeps excitement in check. Sibilants are dull, but so is everything else.
Details
E+
Definition suffers, causing supporting instruments to meld into a shapeless backing track. Backing vocals dissolve into the mix.
Imaging
E+
Poor instrument placement with unstable positioning that lets instruments drift around the stage. Positions wander as tracks play.
Gaming
E+
Compromised imaging significantly impacts gameplay awareness. Directional cues often lack accuracy or consistency.
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