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Soundbrenner Wave
I tested the Soundbrenner Wave and my honest take is simple: it’s not reference level, but it works on stage. The bass has extra energy and the mids cut, which is exactly what I want when the stage is loud and messy. Just be ready to swap tips—silicone didn’t isolate well for me, so memory foam was the move.
Pros
- +Bass energy works well for live stage monitoring
- +Forward mids help vocals and guitars cut through a busy mix
- +Top end is controlled and not overly harsh
- +Includes multiple ear tips (silicone and memory foam)
Cons
- -Thin cable and overall package feels weak for the price
- -Silicone tips don’t isolate well; high-frequency noise creeps in
- -Bass can resonate and get a bit mushy in lows/subs
- -Not neutral or reference level for mixing
What Project Beats // Joven says
“The soundbrenner wave have some excess bass energy and that's sort of a good thing on stage at least in my opinion”
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Soundbrenner Wave
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Highlights
- +Bass energy works well for live stage monitoring
- +Forward mids help vocals and guitars cut through a busy mix
- +Top end is controlled and not overly harsh
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Project Beats // Joven