From Myth to Mastery

Inspired by the legendary Yinglong—a divine dragon capable of summoning storms and soaring through the skies—the Wyvern Black Remaster embodies the spirit of rising from the depths to dominate the heavens. This IEM pays tribute to ancient Chinese mythology while pushing the boundaries of modern acoustic engineering.

Precision Reimagined: LCP 2.0 Driver

At the heart of the Wyvern Black Remaster lies a new-generation 10mm LCP 2.0 dynamic driver. Built from ultra-pure nano-level liquid crystal polymer, this diaphragm exhibits excellent internal damping, elevated rigidity, and consistent molecular structure—translating into vivid high frequencies, impactful bass, and ultra-low distortion, even after prolonged use.

Aesthetic Rooted in Culture

The design draws from the mythological story of Yinglong assisting Nüwa in mending the heavens. The faceplates, inspired by lapis lazuli and malachite, reflect rich Chinese decorative traditions. Each texture is intricately crafted to evoke the unique mineral finish and ancient symbolism behind the five-colored stones.

U-Shaped Chamber Boost 2.0

Celest’s upgraded U-shaped resonance chamber leverages advanced 3D printing and acoustic damping materials to enhance bass around the 100Hz range. This design creates a deeper, more controlled low-end response without sacrificing tonal clarity.

Metal Nozzle with Optimized RT60

The reverb nozzle is made from precision-machined metal, optimized for both length and diameter to reduce reflection and phase interference. The integration of internal damping and a nearly invisible mesh ensures reduced comb filtering and improved spatial coherence.

Harman-Based Tuning with Hi-Fi Soul

Calibrated against the Harman 2019 curve with HRTF simulation, the Wyvern Black Remaster offers exceptional imaging, realistic stage depth, and a natural tonal balance. It is tuned not just for neutrality, but for musicality—preserving the emotion in every note.

Pure Signal, Pure Sound

A 4-core 4N oxygen-free copper cable ensures clean signal transmission with reduced resistance. Designed for sonic transparency and dynamic extension, the cable terminates in a high-quality 3.5mm or 4.4mm plug and connects via standard 0.78mm 2pin connectors.

Technical Details

Driver
10mm LCP 2.0 Dynamic Driver
Sensitivity
105dB @ 1kHz
Impedance
32Ω
Frequency Response
20Hz–20kHz
Wearing Style
In-ear
Connector
0.78mm 2pin
Plug Type
3.5mm / 4.4mm
Cable
4-core twisted 4N oxygen-free copper, 1.2m length, aluminum alloy plug, 0.78mm 2pin connector
Inside the Box
  • 1x Pair of Celest Wyvern Black Remaster Earphones
  • 3x Sets of Silicone Eartips
  • 1x Earphone Cable
  • 1x User Manual

30-Day Return Policy

You may return any non-customized product that is still factory sealed, within 30 days upon receiving it. For items that are damaged, incorrect, or faulty upon delivery, Linsoul will assess the issue and provide a solution accordingly.

1 Year Warranty

The Celest Wyvern Black Remaster Comes with a 1 year warranty on In-Ear Monitors and 3 month warranty on the cable.

  • 5 stars: 2 (50%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (25%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (25%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Patricia J.C.R.

Stan padres aunque duelen poco

Y
Yeojiehan Y. (Singapore, SG)
Moss / With Mic / 3.5mm STD
Amazing product

I am loving it game changer

G
Gabriel

I ordered them as my first pair of iem‘s.
They would be a 5 Star if they had a software, like a control panel.

J
Jonathan W. (Lynnwood, US)
Blue / Boom / 3.5mm With Mic
Sharp Vocals, Double Microphone Nonsense.

Important: From my purchase, 45 days ago so said my email, I received an IEM with a boom mic and a wired mic on the same side. This means you cannot only use the boom mic, and even when you do (cupping your hand around the in-line mic) the volume of your voice is very low (with or without the foam). For this, do not buy the boom mic version.

I saw the original Celest Wyvern Black but never bought it, so this is my first Kinera IEM. The vocals are absolutely there, but generally too much so. The bass is relaxed but fairly pleasant and smooth, and the high ends I can't find much a problem with- if not wanting a touch more air.
If your music is lacking vocal power then this could be a good option. But if in general that is not the case, then you'll struggle for comfortable listening to a wider range of music.

Example: Pentakill - III: Lost Chapter was grating to the ears at times from vocals and some guitars. Caligula's Horse - Charcoal Grace was generally quite pleasant as the vocals came out more lively and started to match the rest of the instruments, if not excel them just a touch. Spire - Reverie (feat. Fawna) had more present vocals, but it ended up being too much to where the lower, more lo-fi feel of the song and bass presentation of the IEM couldn't come forth enough and match the vocals.

The cable is whatever. The accessories are fine. The boom mic sounds decent but again, heed my top statement/warning. They're fairly small and fit comfortably in my ears. EQ'ing this wasn't the easiest for some music and I'd go for something flatter if EQ was your go-to.

Overall, I can't recommend this, but it isn't 'bad'.. just niche.

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