The stage manages to diffuse itself beyond the head, so the in-your-head effect comes in very rarely, if at all. I see reviews that don’t have them while some do so I’m confused. This Blessing 2 was kindly provided by HiFiGo. The insane consistency of Moondrop’s IEM range continues to boggle my mind, and the Blessing 2 shows that Moondrop is willing to compete with themselves to push forward a better product. Unfortunately, I have never had the chance to listen to the original Blessing, so this review won’t be able to do any side-by-side comparisons of the two. Blessing 2 isn’t quite a natural sound, but it’s more so natural than the S8 Pro. I feel the bass on the S8Pro is too heavy sometimes. This structure was simple, effective but … The midrange is almost where I’d be perfectly content with it. That is, if you eliminated the top-performing stuff. In order to accurately manufacture the complex structure of Blessing 2 without any errors we need precise 3D printing like never before. The advantage of triple crossover lies in the accurate control of every driver in their respective range while retain their ideal performance, so they can achieve our VDSF target response and let Blessing 2 restores sound quality of original recording in an accurate way. No EQ needed whatsoever. It’s “pet peeve”, not “pet-peeve”. Although highly praised by the community, The Blessing 2 is also criticised for several issues such as … Moondrop is a well-known name in the Chi-fi audio industry, they create a fabulous range of in-ear monitors, their products are widely famous among audiophiles all around the world, famous names include, Kanas Pro, KXXS, Starfield, and many more. Would you buy ble 2 if it is the same price as s8 but buy 1 get 1 free. Out of curiosity, would you take the Blessing 2 over the FDX1? An old review of the now-unpurchasable Soranik SK3. The bass response may not satisfy those who are looking for a large bass emphasis. The B2 is just that tonally pleasant. Midrange, the S8 Pro pushes vocals forward even more than on the Blessing 2. Refer to my review if you want more details, though do note that this was originally published in September 2018 so it’s very different from my language and styling today. I currently own an Etymotic ER4-XR and Hifiman Ananda and have owned many headphones in the past including HD600, DT1990, Audeze iSine 10, Hifiman HE4XX, AKG K701, Philips X1 & X2. They are configured in to create a hybrid three frequency division with the Knowles' balanced armature units responsible for high frequency, two custom IF units re Is it good? When getting this specific with tuning, do note that personal preferences will weigh in heavier in their interpretation as changes here are not so overt. Crispy, Sweet High, Accurate Mid, Deep Bass Response. Sure, the B2 may be the better IEM, but that doesn’t really matter if you can’t afford it and have to go with the cheaper buy. You can also check my database: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1YNuslYM4CrhMPrOLofzTm4ei7HEfP8AI1zxswrMw2ho/edit?usp=sharing. Some brief thoughts and impressions on the Empire Ears EVR Mk2, ESR Mk2, Bravado Mk2, Valkyrie Mk2, Hero, and Odin. PROS: Very well-tuned for the price, value for money, reference quality, tuned to Moondrop’s... Disclaimer.. Hilarious. vs. Moondrop KXXS [$190]: The Blessing 2 feels sort of like a KXXS on steroids to me. So let’s just skip that and focus on the Blessing: past and present. Given that review i read usually mentioned that bass are little lacking and treble are little forward/sharp, is it better that I go for something that enhances the lows and tames the highs? I think one could already infer my thoughts of the B2’s value proposition based on my previous analyses. Hi Crinacle and everyone who possible owns it. I agree. of headfi fame (?) RIP $300CAD. Inside is a clean grey box adorned with Moondrop’s logo. This means that the Blessing 2 doesn’t have the same bass shelf that we might expect from a Harman tuning (this target assumes a bass elevation is normal). Mids feel more refined, and slightly less shouty. Would the B2 be a significant upgrade coming from the ER4XR? has both iems you mention. I would have expected the Moondrop Blessing 2 to follow the Harman over-ear target, just like many of Moondrop's other IEMs do, but to my surprise I found that it doesn’t quite. Inside is a clean grey box adorned with Moondrop’s logo. This made the B1 a very thin and intense sounding monitor, and while it was very competent from a tuning and technical standpoint I haven’t touched it for a while since it doesn’t play well with my preferences. Technically, the B2 is really not to be blamed for anything, as it doesn't allow itself any real weaknesses and can outdo far more expensive models. This unit was kindly donated to us by a kind soul who is one of our readers and does not have to be returned. Gracias Crinacle, estas cantidades que en el mundo “audiofilo” pueden parecer pequeñas para mí representan una inversión importante. This is my first time buying iem that range around $320 , Before i was skeptical if there will be huge different or not in the SQ , but oh boy how wrong am i , This set is Ear-opener for me…. The B2’s sound signature can be described as simply… neutral. Looking forward to the LZ A7 though, hype is real for it. Moondrop Blessing 2 or Starfield. Without going into real pedantic nitpick territory, at least. Bass-wise, the Blessing 2 has a more natural response while the S8 Pro has more boost and that plasticky BA feel. I don’t think you’d offend anyone by describing the B2 as a “technical IEM” despite its tonal specialty. Did your pair come with a black mesh-like filter to cover the nozzle? “their idealism is tempered with realism”, (Sorry, it’s a pet-peave word and I’m bored). I currently own an Etymotic ER4-XR and Hifiman Ananda and have owned many headphones in the past including HD600, DT1990, Audeze iSine 10, Hifiman HE4XX, AKG K701, Philips X1 & X2. It forms sort of artwork of industrial beauty after assembled with 3D printed transparent housing. The B2 and the Starfield/KXXS basically exist in two different target markets given their performance; while the Starfield/KXXS aims high and plays with the sub-$500 crowd (with really only one IEM threatening its value proposition), the B2 goes even higher and plays with the sub-$1,000 big boys. I think I’ve replied to you LZ A6 review on HF, I believe that set is very underrated and nearly no converage. And the fact that they're executing way more than their price value aside from the few small drawbacks, especially with the much lower price they have than their predecessors, made it even crazier. The VDSF (Virtual Diffuse Sound Field) is what MoonDrop feels is the most pleasing (or theoretically ideal) sound signature, and they tune their products to follow this curve closely. You’ll need some juice to drive it though so that is a consideration. Me did not remove it in fear of some earwax. I've read that the blessing2 may be too treble forward for some and that the stardrop is warm and easy to listen to but lacks some clarity. Tonality and tuning is definitely the B2’s strength, but at least its technical performance is no slouch either. From what I understand it sounds something like between the S6Pro and the S8Pro? The stage has got a feeling of airiness, it has a feeling of depth, and with such beautiful details and staging the tuning of Moondrop surely looks promising and makes me eager to try out more products by them. I had the blessing 2 bought on your recommendation and it was a decent iem good technical ability but three major issues the fit, ba timbre and the coherency. Thanks . I don’t know how Moondrop did it, but it was done. @crinacle how does this compare with the Final B1? The B2 kills the upper midrange, which is simple enough, but then they also managed to vastly improve the impact and texturing of the bass response, despite the B1 measuring with higher levels of bass than the B2: Comparison courtesy of the Graph Comparison Tool. Hi, can you make a brif comparison with the LZ A6? The outer sleeve houses specifications and Moondrop’s famous anime splash art. 372. Listening to songs like A Heartbreak by Angus & Julia Stone, The Animals Were Gone by Damien Rice, Lost in Japan by Shawn Mendes, Speak Softly Love by Yao Si Ting , and more, I loved the … Truly an IEM worthy of any collection. Technically, the B2 is really not to be blamed for anything, as it doesn't allow itself any real weaknesses and can outdo far more expensive models. My usual thanks to all my current supporters and shoutouts to my big money boys: “McMadface”“Desertscrub”“Galactus”Will“ForeFourFor4”Man HoDenisNicholasAlexanderAndrewTed“chisquare”Olindrax, Bought the Blessing version 1 after reading your review over a year ago. Every single time. Prefer to keep the budget within a price of 200 to 300. Great review. So back to my main point lets take another iem such as the meze rai penta which you highly breakdown and provide good reasons as why you dont like the rai penta and I agree with you that the technical ability is not upto par with the most high end and even mid end iems but the tone, timbre and coherency is better than moondrop blessing 2 so does that not mean that meze rai penta should be atleast A- or B+ in tone but somehow blessing 2 is a S- and has much worse tone and timbre just a little confused mate. Joint Venture With Acclaimed Manufacturer. Again, let me get it straight, the Blessing 1 (B1) is a great, competent IEM that holds up surprisingly well today. At this point, I’ve touched on Moondrop IEMs so many times that doing an introduction on the company would just be another copy-paste job. Here’s where I’ll do something a little different and drop the tone grade right now. They’re comparable technicality wise IMHO. The outer sleeve houses specifications and Moondrop’s famous anime splash art. Moondrop is a brand that most of your are familiar with. It’s been a while since my last post, and of course I’ve been busy listening to the hauls so I can give you a great review. “Redefines the price bracket”For more information on the new grading system, click here. Hey all, i’m looking to geta new iem and the b2 is very tempting.. Merry Christmas everyone! It is so natural sounding and beautifully detailed. Thank you for the review. One may also refer to it as slightly bright-neutral, perhaps mildly V-shaped if one were sensitive to bass, but for the most part the B2 fits under the neutrality umbrella rather well. Ps this is not meant to attack crinacle I just would like some clarity and what he has done for the audio community at large is fantastic so thanks mate. Comparisons against the Fearless S8Pro? I have to give you an idea as to whether this will work with the equipment you’ve got or whether you have to invest in bigger and better to run them at their best. and it handle my playlist just great…. The B2 the ultimate refinement of an already-great IEM, and my only fear is that Moondrop might’ve just hit their ceiling. Highs, the S8 Pro has more detail – probably even too much for some people. Headphones - IEM/Earbud. The build quality, soundstage, imaging and tuning are what sets the Blessing 2 apart from its competition. However to me, the B2’s bass is very much in line with the rest of the frequencies, being neither overshadowed nor overpowering any other instruments. MoonDrop Earphone Filter Accessories For Spaceship KXXS Starfield KPE Blessing2 Earphone (5) $4.99. The Moondrop Blessing 2 IEM is made of CNCed medical grade stainless steel and comes with one dynamic driver along with four balanced armature drivers each. The MOONDROP BLESSING 2 is more or less a benchmark if you are looking for neutral sound under 300€, as well as a compromise between analytical and natural sound. Hi, RikudouGoku here. I bought them. In-Ear Fidelity is supported by the following: Support those who support us!Advertising enquiries. Just got my B2 Yesterday and can’t take them out of my ear,I never buy an iem that higher than $150 my collection so far was Ikko oh1 , bqeyz spring 1 , and blon bl03. Heygears is a 3D-printing specialist based in China, most known for their 3BA Anora model before they’ve (presumably) dedicated themselves to the OEM business. Now I’m just so jealous of Blessing 2 . Maybe check him out. Ya tengo los Blessing2…. I think you can remove the filters. The Moondrop Blessing 2 has a very wide stage representation. My B2 is coming today, and I’ve owned S8 Pro before. I think I will sell them. It can even polish your nails. They’re very different beasts. Does its sound match up to the improved aesthetics? Table of Contents Introduction IMR Acoustics is a brand that many would associate with the now-defunct “Trinity Audio”, a company. So please disregard any notion that the B2 may be some sort of tonality panacea that would preferred by every single audiophile on the planet, because such a product does not exist given the subjectivity of the hobby. Used as a verb: act as a neutralizing or counterbalancing force to (something).