Symphonium x Nightjar Meteor: Literally Small Size, Massive Sound

Costing around $600 at the time of writing, the Meteor might be one of my favorite IEM due to the configurations it has, the sound is overall immaculate, not to forget the craftsmanship both Nightjar and Symphonium has brought. Even though the Meteor was released quite some time ago, I think if you’re into warm-ish bassy sound without sacrificing that much on the clarity, the Meteor might be a great candidate for the price. For me, the Meteor seems to be a great candidate for one of the most “timeless” sounding IEM, although technically your mileage will definitely vary. Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:23 - Unboxing 01:03 - Design, Fitment, and Comfort 01:43 - Sound 04:42 - On Megitsune (10 Babymetal Budokan) 05:33 - On Kingslayer (Live in Tokyo) 06:08 - Perhaps Needs Power ? 06:48 - Too Long; Didn't Watch I shot my videos mostly on my Samsung A53 5G. My reviews are based on my personal experience and opinions. Whether I receive a product as a sample or purchase it myself, my thoughts are completely my own. However, audio is a subjective hobby, and despite striving for objectivity, my preferences will influence how I perceive the gear. Similarly, your own sources and audio setup can alter the sound. If possible, I encourage you to demo the unit mentioned to finalize your purchasing decision. I do benchmarks, product review, product unboxings, and shorts regarding products. Feel free to recommend me products, games, and other tech related things in my video comments. If you would like me to review your Audio or Other Peripherals, reach me through my email liefelix62@gmail.com