🎧 Premium BASN Bmaster Triple Drivers In-Ear Monitor Headphone - Ultimate Audio Quality for Audio Engineers & Musicians (Blue) Review

Conclusion: These well-built, versatile in-ear headphones sound VERY close to the $600 six-speaker set I have for live performances. They also come with an extra cable for phone/headset connection, as well as LOTS of sleeves for a perfect fit and as close as possible to a custom IEM fit. This brand is well known for its excellent equipment value. It's definitely worth a try if you like quality sound and hardware quality without the high price tag. Very.good.value.

This is the third BASN IE set I have purchased and I am very happy with the overall process and the sound and build quality of these IEs. Especially given the cost compared to many other brands. The new Bmaster range takes quality to the next level and as a professional touring singer it is important that my IEs offer 3 things: sound quality, comfort and durability. Bmaster hits a home run on all three fronts. I just can't say enough about BASN and am so happy I found this wonderful company…

I'm not a professional and I don't have a career or hobbies related to gaming or making music so thought I'd add a brief overview here from the average person's point of view. These fantastic headphones are totally worth their price even if not used for work/performance as you really do get what you pay for. They're comfortable enough to sleep in when set up correctly, and even a layperson will immediately notice a difference in sound compared to cheaper headphones. I use them every day when I…

After trying all ear tips, including the memory foam and triple layer, they have virtually no sound blocking. The job of monitors is to block out noise. If I can smack the snare in my ear as deep as possible (I've tried several depths) and wince in pain, then the headphones aren't doing what they were designed to do. Bought these and Shure monitors. Shure doesn't have high-quality sound, but they work like monitors because they actually block out ambient noise. Protect your hearing so you can…

I bought these headphones as an upgrade from some previous 2 driver headphones...didn't want to spend a lot of money on very expensive headphones and these 3 driver headphones were very affordable. . I had a previous BASN set and liked them a lot so I had no problem trying them out and am very happy. I'm not sure why some people buy IEMs for $300-$700...they give me a lot of range whether I'm playing bass and need lows or need guitar and mids. I'm not a singer myself, but the singers I have in…

Audiophile amateur. I have a lot of headphones, earphones, DACs, amplifiers. It's a bad habit, but my problem is enjoying it. So, picked up these little fellas after the last sale, bought an aftermarket cable. Simple headphones, the assembly is good. Connected and plugged in a new cable. They're smaller than a couple of headphones I own and are comfortable, so no complaints. They are light. I started listening by plugging in a Rubert Neve headphone amp and listening to a standard 320kHz stream.

Amazing! I used them for a weekend gig and wow they were great. I took them just in case I couldn't hear myself on the monitor, which was the case! It's very easy to set up if you have an adapter (you'll have to buy it separately), it's just a matter of connecting it to the receiver, plugging the adapter into your head and tweaking the channels. The volume control is very easy to use and does not move by itself, so don't worry about the volume messing up if you move a lot during a performance…

I've spent some time looking for a professional headset in the $100 range for live singing, maybe someone will find it useful. close to the full, clean and balanced sound of BASN. The really cheap ones ($8 to $12) don't have bass unless they include bass boost, in which case they get muddy and distorted. I tried the $75 single driver model and ended up sending it back because the bass and lower mids were less than half as loud as the highs. After that, I found that I needed multiple drivers to…

Introduction: This is my third pair of headphones that I have personally purchased including: BASN BSinger Pro, Drop/Nuforce EDC. I'm a cheap sucker, and while I acknowledge the significant improvements of more expensive IEMs (I've reviewed the Noble Katana, among others), I also acknowledge that for me personally, this reduces returns. Pros: 1) Sound - The best sounding IEM in my lower priced line. The third driver really makes it a balanced IEM with good mids and a nice bass delivery. With my