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SIVGA Launches Lyrebird Quad-Driver Hybrid In-Ear Monitors
SIVGA has released the Lyrebird hybrid in-ear monitors with four drivers per earpiece. The IEMs feature wooden faceplates, a premium cable, and a $149 price tag, with availability beginning July 15.
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Forbes reported that SIVGA has launched the SIVGA Lyrebird hybrid in-ear monitors. Each earpiece contains four drivers: a 10mm polymer composite dynamic driver for bass, a balanced armature driver for vocals, a micro-planar driver for treble, and a 9.2mm multilayer piezoelectric ceramic driver for high frequencies.
The housings combine handcrafted stabilized wooden faceplates with CNC aviation-grade aluminum alloy bodies.
A hybrid cable with Furukawa OFC, silver-plated copper, and gold-plated silver-copper conductors terminates in a 4.4mm balanced plug and uses detachable 0.78mm 2-pin connectors. The cable measures 120 ±10cm. The package includes a Crazy Horse leather carry case and silicone ear tips.
Frequency response spans 20Hz to 20kHz, sensitivity reaches 108 ±3dB at 1kHz, impedance is 14Ω ±15% at 1kHz, and total harmonic distortion stays at or below 1% at 1kHz. The Lyrebird will sell for £149 / $149 / €167 through the official SIVGA store, Amazon, and selected retailers starting July 15.
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