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Top Zustand. Alle Eartips unbenutzt.
Verkauf weil meine Sammlung schon groß genug ist.
Sound ist top, vor allem für Bassliebhaber.
This is right around fair market for the current used pool, not a steal. With a median of €297 and a 75th percentile of €346, the €350 asking price sits just above the upper quartile, so it reads as slightly ambitious rather than bad value.
What makes it appealing is the excellent condition: that matters more here than on bargain-bin gear, because a clean, well-kept in-ear can save you from fit issues, worn tips, or cable headaches. If it includes the original accessories and no driver or channel-balance problems, it’s still a reasonable buy for someone who wants a known, well-regarded set without gambling on a rougher listing.
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.
