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DUNU x Gizaudio DaVinci 2DD+4BA Hybrid In-Ear Earphones

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DUNU x Gizaudio DaVinci 2DD+4BA Hybrid In-Ear EarphonesFeatures: >DUNU x Gizaudio Collab Product. >Six Driver Hybrid Configuration. >2DD+4BA Driver Setup Per Side. >Premium finish with Solid Stabilized Wooden Face Panels. >Independent Dual Chamber Dynamic Drivers. >Enhanced Five Way Frequency Crossover. >Five Separate Acoustic Tubes. >Enhanced Sound Clarity and Bass Response. >Low Distortion, Clean Sound Reproduction. >Comfortable Wearing Design. >Swappable Termination Plugs(3. 5mm+4. 4mm Plugs).

Features:-

>DUNU x Gizaudio Collab Product.

>Six-Driver Hybrid Configuration.

>2DD+4BA Driver Setup Per Side.

>Premium finish with Solid-Stabilized Wooden Face Panels.

>Independent Dual-Chamber Dynamic Drivers.

>Enhanced Five-Way Frequency Crossover.

>Five Separate Acoustic Tubes.

>Enhanced Sound Clarity and Bass Response.

>Low-Distortion, Clean Sound Reproduction.

>Comfortable Wearing Design.

>Swappable Termination Plugs(3.5mm+4.4mm Plugs).

>Interchangeable Cable(0.78mm 2-pin Connectors).

Technical Information:-

>Impedance: 35Ω@1kHz.

>Sensitivity: 109dB/mW.

>THD+N: <0.5%@1kHz.

>Frequency Response: 5Hz-40kHz.

>Net Weight: 6.6g(per earpiece).

---SpecificationsSplit---

*The curve is measured by a third party and is for reference only.

DUNU TopSound, usually referred as DUNU has come ahead with Gizaudio for their latest project, the DaVinci. DUNU DaVinci is a brand new six-driver hybrid set of in-ear monitors designed with dual dynamic drivers and four BA drivers on each side. Using enhanced acoustic structure consisting of five independent acoustic tubes, DUNU DaVinci features a five-way frequency crossover for uninterrupted sound reproduction. Each driver works perfectly producing a strong and captivating sound with rich tonality, dynamic bass response, and crisp, detailed instruments. DUNU DaVinci is tuned in collaboration with Timmy from Gizaudio, a famous media channel in the field of HiFi Audio.

Meet DaVinci:-

DUNU and Gizaudio have taken inspiration from Leonardo Da Vinci, a world-renowned painter from Italy. He is still regarded as one of the best painters of all time. His stories, paintings, have inspired people from all the generations. The retail package design of the DaVinci features Leonardo Da Vinci’s manuscripts as the main design element. 

Carefully-Designed Six-Driver Hybrid Structure:-

DUNU DaVinci is designed with a six-driver hybrid setup on each side. The pair houses dual dynamic drivers, one 8mm and another 10mm, along with four customized Balanced Armature drivers on each side. The drivers are carefully adjusted and tuned for a true high-resolution sound experience with the pair.

Powerful Dual-Dynamic Driver With Independent Chamber Design:-

DUNU DaVinci houses an 8mm and a 10mm dynamic driver unit. Both the dynamic drivers have their own independent chamber design. This helps them to produce a powerful and rich lower-end response with low distortion and a refined signature.

Enhanced Five-Way Frequency Crossover:-

In order to produce a clean and precise sound with rich tonal value, and get the best out of each driver unit, DUNU has designed the DaVinci with a five-way enhanced crossover. DUNU has manufactured the shells in collaboration with Higetech, a renowned 3D printing brand. They have used high-precision 3D-printing technology to design a five-channel outlet and a stable acoustic structure for optimum performance.

The pair has five independent acoustic tubes for zero interference, and clear sound reproduction. The crossover is as follows, the 10mm DD unit produces a rumbling sub-bass region, 8mm DD unit delivers a fast and punchy lower-end response, a composite dual BA setup for accurate midrange, a customized high-frequency BA driver, and a customized ultra-high-frequency BA driver.

Tuned in Collaboration with Timmy:-

Timmy from Gizaudio is a known name in the HiFi Audio industry today. Gizaudio is a media channel where Timmy posts his video reviews. He has previously developed many successful collaborations such as LETSHUOER x Gizaudio Galileo, Binary Acoustics x Gizaudio Chopin, etc. Based on the feedback provided by the people who auditioned the pair, The tuning for DaVinci has been finalized after the recent CanJam SG event.

Natural Grain Wood Solid-Stabilized Face Covers:-

DUNU has crafted the ear shells of DaVinci using high-quality skin-friendly resin material. The shells have rich looks with solid-stabilized wooden face panels. The overall pair is light in weight and has an ergonomic shape for a comfortable wearing experience.

Solid IEM Requires Solid Cable:-

DUNU has developed a new cable known as Leo for the DaVinci. The cable is made of four strands of high-purity single-crystal copper with silver plating for better signal conductivity. It features Litz braided structure for pure sound signal transmission. This cable has DUNU’s patented Q-Lock Mini swappable termination plug design featuring 3.5mm and 4.4mm plugs in the package.


The faceplate texture of the DaVinci IEMs is irregular, making each pair unique.
Below are some examples of the DaVinci faceplates.
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