MidsĪnd here we are, at the best part about the Cerberus. That’s not the case with the Cerberus, as the bass is perfectly under control and it has just the right amount to be flexible, and it feels very very natural.
#How good is cerberus pro drivers#
Usually, dynamic drivers give too much sub-bass with an imbalanced bass presentation. I really like when companies tune these dynamic drivers this well. The bass has more air with the Cerberus, so it feels a bit more natural in lows, understandably.
The Cerberus on the other hand feels much more natural with Jazz and Classical to my ears. The RS10’s bass is tighter a little bit, but it has more quantity and sometimes the midbass becomes just a bit overpowering for Jazz recordings. Lows come from a wider area, and it feels like the bass overall has more space and layering with the Cerberus.
#How good is cerberus pro driver#
It has a dynamic driver but this driver is tuned incredibly well to be very balanced, controlled, and realistic overall. The Cerberus is for relaxing, listening to some instrument timbre, the piano, the violin, the sax, the guitar.Īs I mentioned, the Cerberus actually has less bass quantity than the RS10, which has been the biggest surprise for me ever since I received them. I often find myself reaching out for the Cerberus when I came home from work. Whilst the RS10 represents “neutrality and transparency”, the Cerberus represents “naturalness, and musicality” to me. I listen to a lot of Jazz and I think Cerberus is one of the best high-end IEMs for Jazz listening, simply because of its incredible timbre quality, soft and smooth nature, and very controlled bass. Perhaps that has something to with my listening preferences. Although not being that much strong technically, I would prefer it over the RS10 myself. Another reason for me its great musicality and fantastic timbre. One of the reasons is its unexpected coherency and balance despite being a tribrid IEM. This is definitely unexpected.Ĭerberus is my favorite Softears IEM for many reasons. Because I think the most impressive feat of the Cerberus is definitely in its mid-range. It has dynamic drivers for bass and EST for treble, but the presentation has really caught me by surprise. It’s not a bass-heavy IEM at all, and yet, it’s not treble-focused either. The RS10’s performance didn’t shock me because of its very name “Reference Sound 10”, but I didn’t know what to expect from Cerberus. And I’m honestly very surprised by its performance overall.
The Cerberus has a different approach to sound. Softears Cerberus Sound Quality – Cerberus
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