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Don't get me wrong here, Moondrop Aria has a good bass texture and rumble, and not to mention, it doesn't get bloated to the point where it overwhelms the midrange/vocal. But when I have actually heard it, I have to say that bass is where Moondrop Aria falls short when compared to the other sets that I have.

Low/Bass​Based on the frequency response, Moondrop Aria has a good sub-bass extension.

You can also see the tracks that I usually use as benchmarks. You can also check out my IEM Ranking List to see where Moondrop Aria stands. I used Final Audio Type E instead.įor this review, I'm using iBasso DX160 with Lurker add-ons as my main source. Also, I didn't use the stock tips to audition the unit. Last but not least, you can take my review with as much salt as you want because the unit that I tried has already been paired with a third-party cable (TRN cables if I'm not mistaken). With that being said, I'll be going to skip the unboxing and accessories stuff. Keep in mind that I've tried it for quite some time, enough for me to make a review out of it. Notes/Disclaimers​The unit of Moondrop Aria that I tried belongs to a friend of mine, and I got the chance to hear it for myself. My afterthoughts: This is a good beginner IEM with qualities most would appreciate, it may not be everyones cup of tea but I could see the attraction of this one. Soundstage: Is decently wide and open, it handles busy recordings well and accuracy is decent but not the best. Treble: Has a good airy and energetic presentation but is smooth and is well controlled with no harshness at normal volume. Vocals are placed well and have good body and emotion. Mids: Are neutral and sound organic and have a good timbre but are a little on the lean side. The Moondrop Aria is a 10mm LCP diaphragm and CCAW voice coil DD with a brass-plated inner cavity and a neodymium N52 magnetic circuit inside.īass: presents more toward the balanced side and sub-bass is more predominant, it was good control but is on the thinner side. Build is good and solid, comfort, looks and isolation are as well. Inside is a bunch of good accessories, tips, case, cable and the Aria OG, this model doesn't come with the spring tips, but I think after using them it doesn't benefit from them anyway. The packaging is what I've come to expect from MoonDrop great looking and well documented. My opinions are just that, I do this out of a love for the hobby. Both Morgan and Mobley get brief star turns, the younger trumpeter blasting away first and the saxophonist rising to match his energy.This product was sent for review from for my honest opinion and I've not been paid or influenced in any way. They include two tunes that had never been released in any form - including “Quick Trick,” a sauntering ditty composed by the pianist Bobby Timmons (the author of “Moanin’,” the Messengers’ de facto theme song). That music will see the light of day in April, when Blue Note releases “Just Coolin’,” featuring six tracks from that session. No studio album has been released featuring this particular crew but enough material was recorded for one, at a session 61 years ago this month. One historic formation that existed only briefly (in 1959, jazz’s banner year) put the tenor saxophonist Hank Mobley alongside the trumpeter Lee Morgan on the band’s front line. The Jazz Messengers were the quintessential outfit of the hard-bop era, but as a finishing school for young jazz musicians on their way to illustrious careers, the band had no fixed membership.