Gizaudio × Binary Acoustics Chopin IEM Review
Another audio collaboration has landed, this time with YouTuber Gizaudio and Binary Acoustics. These new earphones promise a sound that’s full, rich, smooth, and detailed — perfect for music and gaming alike. At $199, they deliver in sound quality but won’t be a good fit if you have smaller ears. The tuning is impeccable, however, providing a high-res listening experience that’s bassy, fun, and detailed.
It seems like every month, we have a new collaboration earphone to consider. It can border on fatiguing, but the simple fact is that these earphones are often crowd-pleasers. The influencers partnering with these brands know what it takes to develop a sound that will resonate with their audiences… who just so happen to be made up of mainstream consumers like you and I. If they didn’t hit so often, people would stop buying, but here we are with another in-hand, and after listening to it: yeah, I’m on board with this continuing.
The Chopin comes to us courtesy of a collaboration between YouTuber, Gizaudio , and Binary Audio. Timmy, the lead host and tuning expert behind the Chopin, is a well-loved member of the audio community and has been active for many years. Binary Acoustics, on the other hand, I had never heard of but has apparently been operating in the eastern market since 2017.
The Chopin is a four-driver hybrid, consisting of a single dynamic driver and four balanced armatures. The dynamic driver is especially interesting here as it is said to use a metal-ceramic composite diaphragm. The diaphragm is the vibrating portion of the speaker and is responsible for the majority of its sound characteristics. Ideally, you want a lightweight material that is also rigid and strong, allowing it to vibrate with speed and
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