CCA CST
10mm Dual Magnetic Dynamic Driver In-ear Earphones
- CST adopts the classic large-diameter sound tube design
- Unique and Comfortable Fit
- CST adopts the wood for the cavity and along with the metal dust-proof steel mesh
CCA CST
10mm Dual Magnetic Dynamic Driver
CCA CST adopts a large size dual magnetic dynamic driver with double magnetic improved sound quality. The low frequency dynamic surge, detailed and rich resolution, especially for middle and high frequency voice performance, more full and sweet.
5mm Large Sound Guide Tube
For CST, we adopt the classic large-diameter sound tube design which is about 1mm larger in diameter than the conentional sound tube and strengthens the performance of the shocking low frequency of the dual magnetic dynamic
Unique and Comfortable Fit.
The curved catheter design fits the auricle naturally and comfortably. It is comfortable to wear for a long time and has good sound insulation effect
Detailed Craftsmanship
CCA CST adopts the wood for the cavity and along with the metal dust-proof steel mesh to avoid dust getting in the cavity to block the sound unit. L/R is marked on each earbud for easy identification.
OFC Copper Cable.
The included oxygen-free copper cable provide superior signal transmission performance with various characteristics such as resistance to pulling and reducing corrosion. Included 3 pairs of difference sizes of silicone eartips are soft and comfortable for various types ear canals.
Technical Details
- 1 x CCA CST
- User Manual
Customer Reviews
has to be the cheapest best wooden iem that can play any song
The good:
Clear sound, looks good, precise soundstage.
The bad:
Early bass roll-off, dry sound, needs different tips or reversed Starline tips, no isolation due to open back design, cable could be better and removable.
Personally, I don't like the sound and I'm considering different mods to mitigate the issues I have with them.
CCA or KZ should take this back to drawing board and remake it probably with revised shell and the same driver as the driver is good, just the end result isn't as good as I'd want as there's a lot of potential in these.
This would be a great beginner set into what hifi sound is capable of without breaking the bank. I give it a “thumbs up”.
