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The PME-20 is a wired in-ear monitor built around a hybrid dual-driver setup: a 10mm dual-magnet dynamic driver for bass and a balanced armature for mids and highs, split by an electronic crossover. At 22 ohms and 107dB sensitivity it runs loud from a phone or laptop without an amp, and the 0.78mm 2-pin detachable cable lets you swap or replace it. Buyers describe clear, detailed sound with solid bass and good isolation, and the metal case and included tips and 6.35mm adapter round it out as a monitoring set. The trade-offs are physical: the housings are large, the fit can tire smaller ears, and some hear sibilance on female vocals.
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Owners rate the PME-20 highly for clear, detailed sound with strong bass and a secure, isolating fit. Most complaints are about comfort rather than sound: the shells are big, and the tight seal can wear on the ears.
The PME-20 is a pair of in-ear monitors with a hybrid dual-driver design. A 10mm dual-magnet dynamic driver handles the bass, and a high-frequency balanced armature handles the mids and highs. An electronic crossover divides the low, mid and high frequencies between the drivers.
The faceplate is zinc alloy and the housing is semi-transparent. The cable is 4N high-purity silver-plated and attaches through a reinforced 0.78mm 2Pin detachable connector, so it can be replaced. Memory wire ear hooks hold the earphones over the ear. The housing is on the larger side, and the included ear tips help you get the right seal.
With 22Ω impedance and 107dB sensitivity, the earphones can be driven without an external amplifier. They work with smartphones, wireless bodypack receivers, audio interfaces and mixing consoles. The in-ear design blocks external noise.
