This Kanas Pro (as while as my Blessing) have been kindly provided by ShenZhenAudio. Special thanks to them for their continued support.
First impressions
It’s good. Solid tuning, everyone knows Moondrop follows the Harman target though I’d say that the Kanas Pro isn’t quite as close objectively speaking as the Blessing.
Those who know me should already know that I’m not a huge fan of the Harman Target myself, insteading opting for a different personalised target curve but that’s a separate topic. First thing that comes to mind is that the Kanas Pro sounds like a refined version of the MH755 (an already excellent Harman-style IEM in my books) with better tonality though not as controlled with bassline transients.
Considering the build (solid, heavy metal) and the sound of the Kanas Pro, there’s no doubt that it’s at the very least a “good” IEM. How good exactly, well I’ll need a bit more ear time to figure that out.
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4 thoughts on “Moondrop Kanas Pro: Unboxing”
Hi Jürgen, I sadly have no scientific explanation for you but the Sennheiser Momentum IEMs needed about 7-8 hours of break-in for the highs not to be piercing.