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U18s

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$1979.34 $2999 In stock

Category: Universal

64 Audio revolutionized the IEM industry in 2016 with its world class reference level U18t, the world's first 18-driver earphone. Now, with the introduction of U18s, 64 Audio has taken the heritage of the 18 driver platform and further pushed the envelope of innovation in sound and design. U18s combines proprietary drivers, LID technology and a new electronic crossover network to deliver a uniquely exceptional listening experience. 

U18s is handcrafted in the USA from aerospace-grade aluminum billet. CNC milled, sand blasted, fly cut, and twice anodized - the result is a striking fractal design that is inspired by nature itself.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

William ★★★★★

The separation on these is unreal — I keep picking out little background details in tracks I've heard a hundred times. Eighteen drivers per side sounded excessive on paper, but the layering really does earn its keep.

George ★★★★★

I was skeptical that 18 drivers per side would just sound like overkill, but the layering on complex tracks is genuinely noticeable. Details I'd never caught in familiar songs just show up, and nothing ever feels crowded or harsh.

Jason ★★★★★

Eighteen drivers per side sounded like overkill until I heard how effortlessly these separate a dense orchestral mix. The bass is tight without bleeding into the mids, and I'm catching reverb tails I never noticed before.