Jerry Harvey Audio has widened its universal-fit range to 11 models, covering most of its custom IEM lineup without the need for ear impressions.
JH Audio has opened up its custom-monitor sound to more players, widening its universal-fit in-ear range so you no longer need custom ear impressions to get it.
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The universal-fit line was previously limited to a handful of models, but it now covers most of the company’s custom IEM lineup – 11 models in all, each voiced for a different job. Since they use standard tips rather than moulds taken from your ears, there’s no fitting appointment or wait to deal with.
At the entry end, the JH5 is a balanced starting point for singers, guitarists and first-time IEM users, with neutral all-rounders like the JH7 and detailed monitors like the JH13v2 above it. The flagships include the Layla, Roxanne and the Pearl-paired Rosie and Ruby2, which come with JH Audio’s Pearl Tri Amp Micro Speaker Management System. Each model carries its own voicing – warmer and bass-forward on the JH11 or JH16v2, flatter and more analytical on the Sheena or Layla – so you can match the monitor to your instrument or your ears.
“With this expanded Universal Fit range, we’re giving more musicians and engineers a direct path into the JH Audio sound, with models that cover everything from first monitors to full-stage professional use,” says founder Jerry Harvey.
Across the line, JH Audio’s proprietary tech carries over from its custom monitors, including FreqPhase time-alignment, Soundrive drivers and Supertweeter implementations, and everything is handcrafted at the company’s Orlando base. The expansion follows the recent launch of Jessie, JH Audio’s entry-level IEM, so between them there’s now a universal pair for most players, beginner to touring pro.
For anyone after the JH Audio sound who’d rather skip the custom fitting, the expanded universal range is the way in.
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