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LETECIEL ENCORE: Гибридные наушники с выразительным и по-настоящему увлекающим звучанием!
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Product reviewed
Leteciel Encore hybrid in-ear headphones (IEMs) — $299.
Key specs & included accessories (as mentioned)
- Driver configuration: 2 dynamic drivers + 4 balanced armature drivers
- Sensitivity: 108 dB
- Impedance: 19 Ω
- Build/design: small, fully black resin body with decorative front accents (piano-key inlay, silver logo text, subtle shimmer pattern)
- Fit/venting: single small compensation hole; reviewer says it has no vacuum/pressure effect
- Sound tube: 4 mm long, 6 mm diameter, with rim for retention; protected by metal mesh
In the box
- Cable with 2-pin connectors + 3.5 mm plug
- Large branded storage case
- Silicone eartips
- Waifu badge
- Instructions
Sound signature (measured + interpreted)
- Tuning/measurement claim: claimed measured response aligns with 2019 Harman Target guidelines
Bass
- ~8 dB bass boost, smooth transition into lower mids
- Described as tight, fast, controlled, not “basshead” overwhelming
- Sub-bass: deep enough for atmosphere/space; more about depth than pressure
- Mid-bass: the “bulk of the work,” with strong attack, rhythm drive, and no muddyness
Mids
- Warm, full-bodied, emotionally engaging
- Vocals:
- Focused rather than overly forward
- Male voices: natural depth/presence
- Female voices: transparent with warmth and no irritating sibilance
- Instruments:
- Natural texture/grain (e.g., guitar string texture)
- Dense arrangements stay detailed and separated
Treble
- Natural, airy, transparent, mature
- Not bright/sparkly “for effect”
- No harshness or fatigue
- Smooth roll-off after ~15 kHz
Soundstage & imaging
- Described as lively, natural, and well-layered
- Strong depth/foreground separation and clear instrument placement
- Even in dense mixes, nothing blurs or gets jumbled
- Localization is clear, with strong spatial effects
User experience / comfort / isolation
- Secure fit with “no discomfort”
- Excellent sound isolation—external noise is reduced so music stays more “inside”
- Reviewer emphasizes an immersive, emotionally engaging experience without fatigue
Cable recommendation (clear “upgrade” mention)
The reviewer recommends the Penon Apex cable ($219), claiming it makes the Encore sound:
- deeper
- richer
- more technical
Pros (as stated)
- Cohesive, harmonious sound; immersive and emotionally involving
- Controlled bass (fast/tight; avoids overbearing impact)
- Warm, natural, expressive midrange; vocals/instruments sound lifelike
- Detailed yet not fatiguing treble; airy/transparent without irritation
- Strong soundstage: depth, layering, precise imaging/localization
- Comfortable, secure fit with strong isolation
- No vacuum/pressure effect despite the vent
Cons / limitations (as implied)
- No explicit drawbacks were listed
- The only “risk” avoided is that it doesn’t target basshead power or tiring brightness, but this is presented as a positive rather than a con
Comparisons
- No direct comparisons to specific competing models were mentioned
- The only tuning reference is alignment with Harman Target 2019
Unique points mentioned (complete set from the subtitles)
- Price: $299
- Packaging: large attractive box, waifu, logo, model name
- Driver setup: 2 DD + 4 BA
- Sensitivity 108 dB, impedance 19 Ω
- Cable/kit includes: 2-pin detachable cable, 3.5 mm plug, case, silicone tips, waifu badge, manual
- Design: small, black resin with decorative piano-key inlay, silver logo text, shimmer pattern
- Venting: single small hole; no vacuum effect
- Sound tube dimensions: 4 mm length, 6 mm diameter; rim helps retention; metal mesh protection
- Fit/isolation: secure, comfortable, excellent isolation
- Measurement claim: matches 2019 Harman Target
- Bass boost: ~8 dB, smooth lower-mid transition
- Bass character: tight/fast/dynamic; sub-bass = depth/space; mid-bass = rhythm/punch without mud
- Midrange character: warm, full-bodied, nuanced; male/female vocal behavior described; natural instrument texture
- Treble character: mature/natural; no irritating brightness; smooth roll-off after 15 kHz
- Soundstage: lively, natural; depth + separation; clear layering
- Imaging/localization: clear vocalist position and spatial effects even with dense arrangements
- Overall recommendation: stop, focus, savor; dissolves into music
- Cable upsell: Penon Apex cable ($219) improves depth/richness/technicality
- Purchase options: Penon Audio official store via AliExpress and penonaudio.com (links referenced in the description/pinned comment)
Speakers / viewpoints
- Single speaker (Icygenius) provides the review, measurements interpretation, sound impressions, and cable recommendation.
Verdict / Recommendation
Strong recommendation: The Leteciel Encore is presented as a Harman-aligned, emotionally engaging hybrid IEM with controlled bass, warm natural mids, mature non-fatiguing treble, and excellent soundstage/imaging, plus comfortable isolation. The reviewer also suggests the Penon Apex cable to maximize performance.
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