The Lyrebird splits the sound across four drivers per ear and finishes each pair in one-of-a-kind wood.
SIVGA has added the Lyrebird to its line, a quad-driver hybrid in-ear monitor that pairs four different driver types with hand-made stabilised wood faceplates.
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Each of the four drivers looks after a different part of the sound. One driver focuses on the bass, another on vocals, a third opens up the treble, and the last picks out the fine high-frequency detail that gives recordings their air and space. Together they aim for a wide, open sound where every part of the music has room to breathe, rather than everything crowding the middle.
The faceplates are hand-made from stabilised wood, so the grain on each pair is one of a kind, then treated with resin to harden the wood and keep unwanted resonance in check. They sit on machined aluminium housings, with the shells shaped to stay comfortable through longer sessions.
Made of a mix of copper and silver-plated wire, the cable is a 4.4mm plug that gives cleaner, quieter sound on gear that supports it. It clips off at the earpieces, so you can swap or upgrade it later, and the box also comes with a leather case and a set of ear tips.
The Lyrebird covers the full range of human hearing and doesn’t need a separate amp to sound its best. However you listen – on the go, at home, or while exercising – the Lyrebird is designed to put the focus back on the music itself.
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