Pineapple Audio Reviews

  ddHiFi CZ300: The Bag That Carries My Entire Audio Addiction Pros:  * Massive real-world capacity, easily fits multiple IEMs, DAPs, dongles, and cables * Smart modular layout with padded, removable dividers for flexible organization * Excellent protection with thick padding on all sides * Separate top and bottom compartments, very practical for active listening setups * Solid build quality with thick, water-resistant canvas that feels durable and premium Cons:  * Can get heavy when fully loaded * No shoulder strap option, strictly a hand-carry style bag I never thought I’d be reviewing a bag. Yet here we are. That alone should tell you something about the ddHiFi CZ300, because this isn’t just an accessory you buy and forget. After living with it for a while, I get why this bag keeps popping up in serious portable audio setups. It quietly becomes one of the most important pieces of your kit. If you own more than a couple of IEMs and dongles, you already know the struggle...

  Gold, Power, and Precision: TinHifi P2 Ultra Review Pros:  * Gorgeous, high-end build with genuine 24k gold plating and premium leather case * 3rd-gen 12mm planar driver delivers clean, fast, and textured sound * Neutral, reference-leaning tuning that remains musical and engaging * Excellent midrange density and realism; vocals and instruments feel natural * Controlled, extended treble with detail and air, fatigue-free for long sessions * Tight, linear bass with sub-bass extension and precise mid-bass definition * Impressive technical performance: precise imaging, clear separation, and well-proportioned soundstage * Scales well with proper amplification, rewarding a clean, powerful source Cons:   * Demanding to drive; underpowered sources limit dynamics and bass impact * Flagship price and bold gold finish may not appeal to everyone TinHiFi has a bit of quiet history behind its name, especially when it comes to planar drivers in IEMs. Long before planars became the hot ...

  Technical by Nature: A Deep Dive Into the NFACOUS NM25 Pros:  * Clean, precise, and highly technical tuning * Fast transients with excellent clarity for a single dynamic driver * Very good imaging and instrument separation * Bright, airy treble with strong detail retrieval * Natural, well-resolved midrange * Solid all-metal CNC shell with a premium feel * Soft, lightweight cable that doesn’t tangle easily * Works well for stage monitoring and critical listening Cons:  * Bass can sound lean, especially with minimal subbass presence * Upper mids and treble may be fatiguing for treble-sensitive listeners Precision First, Fun Second. The NFACOUS NM25 comes from their Professional Series. From the first listen, it’s obvious this IEM isn’t chasing current tuning trends or trying to win over bassheads with sheer low-end quantity. Instead, it’s built with a very clear objective: accuracy, speed, and clarity first, with just enough musicality to keep things engaging and not over...