Kinera Norn Latest Hand-Painted Hybrid Driver IEMs Released
Kinera is a well-established brand for high-quality audio in-ear monitors across different price ranges. Their products not only excel in high-resolution sound output but are always praised for their exquisite looks and comfortable fit. They have released an all-new pair of hybrid driver in-ear monitors, the Kinera Norn.
Meet the all-new Kinera Norn
Kinera has been taking inspiration from Norse Mythology for designing its high-quality earphones. First, they introduced the goddess Nanna, Freya, and the flagship Norse God Baldr. Now they have released the three sisters of fate, the Norn. It is a supremely beautiful pair with a five driver hybrid setup(1DD+4BA) producing an outstanding acoustic performance for its users. The pair is completely hand-painted for a unique look with a combination of eye-catchy colors such as red, orange, and black. The pair has a price tag of 499.00$, it is available to order from our store. Check out more details here.
Features
– Premium Five Driver Setup (1DD+4BA).
– Titanium-plated PU composite high-poly fiber diaphragm.
– High-performance Knowles BA drivers.
– Front cavity 3-tube crossover.
– Reflective Mirror finish back cavity.
– Beautiful Hand-Painted design.
– Outstanding acoustic performance.
– Universal 0.78mm 2-pin connectors.
– High-purity cable.
Technical Parameters
– Impedance: 32 Ohms.
– Sensitivity: 110dB.
– Rated Power: 3mW.
– Distortion: <3%.
– Frequency Response Range: 5Hz-40kHz.
– Cable Length: 1.2m.
– Plug: 2.5mm Balanced.
Powerful Dynamic Driver Unit
The Kinera Norn houses a 7mm micro dynamic driver providing a punchy, powerful lower end. It is made up of premium components such as an N52 strong ring magnet with 1.5 Tesla magnetic flux, Japan imported Daikoku pure copper coil, and Titanium-plated composite high-poly fiber diaphragm material. The PU composite provides a deep bass dive and the titanium plating provides an overall rich and textured bass response.
High-Performance Knowles BA Drivers
For a smooth & detailed mid-high frequency response with the Norn, Kinera has opted for premium Knowles BA drivers. Knowles is known for their high-quality balanced armature driver units usually found in mid to high tier IEMs. There are four BA drivers in total on each side, two for mids and two for high frequencies. They provide ultimate clarity of instruments with natural-sounding vocal response.
Acoustic Tube Frequency Division
The front cavity of the beautiful Norn ear shells consists of a specially designed 3-tube frequency cross over to remove any chances of multi-driver distortion. The acoustic tubes are designed in reasonable length to not affect the sound in any way, providing accurate frequency response for the users across a wide frequency range.
Exquisite Hand-Painted Earpieces
The earpieces in Kinera Norn feature premium hand-painted design on the cavities. The pair carries excellent looks with smooth reflective backplates that also avoids sound loss and delay thanks to the diffuse reflection of the back cavity.
Background Story Behind Norn
3 Sisters, the goddess of fate in Norse Mythology are collectively called Norn. According to the legend of Asgard, the future in destiny is unknowable, just like the 3 sisters, Norn, Who always hides her face so that people have never seen their face. The looming white clouds on the surface of the shell covers the abyss of destiny with a mysterious veil, expressing the unknowable mystery of the future.
High-Purity Balanced Audio Cable
The Norn is bundled with a premium audio cable to provide an interruption-free sound signal to the earpieces. Imported 26AWG coaxial wire is used as the conductor with PVC outer insulation. It consists of 8 wires of 192 strands of silver-plated copper alloy in spiral weaving. The cable has universal 0.78mm 2-pin connectors and a balanced 2.5mm termination plug.
Pricing & Availability
The Kinera Norn has a price tag of 499.00$. It is available to order from our store here. Shipments have already begun, order yours today!
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