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Neu, unbenutzt.
Bei Bedarf wird es nach Zahlung ausgepackt und auf Funktion/Vollständigkeit geprüft.
So nie wieder erhältlich. 999 Stück Weltweit. Jedes einzelne mit Nummer gekennzeichnet.
Bass Heavy IEM aus Messing.
Bei Hangoutaudio bestellt. Dort gibt es als Rechnung nur eine Bestellbestätigung. Diese liegt mit bei.
Privatverkauf, ich schließe jegliche Gewährleistung aus.
At €499, this sits above the recent used median of €297 and also above the €346 75th percentile, so it reads as an ambitious ask rather than a fair-market bargain. Against that backdrop, I’d only call it compelling if the condition is truly exceptional, the set is complete, and the item is genuinely hard to find.
What makes it worth a look is the “deadstock/new” angle: for enthusiast gear, unused or near-unused stock can be the cleanest way to buy, especially if you want to avoid wear, pad fatigue, or cable abuse. If the listing includes all original accessories and proof it’s effectively untouched, the premium may be justifiable for a collector or someone prioritizing mint condition over bargain hunting.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
CrinEar is a Singapore-based IEM brand launched by Crinacle, the well-known reviewer and measurement specialist behind crinacle.com. The brand appears to be a relatively new venture, emerging after years of his work with major audio manufacturers and the wider headphone community.
Its focus is narrowly defined: in-ear monitors and related portable audio tuning, not broad hi-fi categories like speakers, turntables, amplifiers, or DACs. The company’s identity is built around measurement-led design and careful voicing, with products positioned as purpose-made earphones rather than a general consumer-audio lineup.
In market terms, CrinEar sits in a niche boutique segment of the IEM world, with a strong reputation among informed headphone buyers who care about tonal accuracy and technical tuning. It is not a vintage-collector brand or a mass-market hi-fi house; its appeal is strongest among enthusiasts following the modern high-end and “reference” IEM scene.
See all CrinEar listings on RADAR.
