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Moondrop Aria Review

Moondrop Aria Review

Posted on April 19, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Moondrop Aria is a cohesive sounding single dynamic-driver (“DD”) earphone with a good timbre and excellent technical competence that may suffer slightly from a treble peak. It is a “substantial sidegrade up” from the “slower” Starfield at a lower price.

I claim to know a bit about Moondrop single-dynamic-driver earphones.
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