The overall sound delivery is warm, with a low-frequency bias.
Still, 2 DD make themselves felt, but although the bass plays a dominant role, it does not score in the middle.
The sub-bass shows its power by playing the infra-low 20 kHz.
It has decent pressure and scale.
A variety of tracks with an abundance of low frequencies sound voluminous in these headphones, with a truly subwoofer effect.
The bass dominates, but at the same time leaves room for other frequencies, without violating the integrity of the sound canvas.
The midrange frequencies feel slightly rounded and smoothed - this shows that the headphones have a bias towards musicality.
Instruments in the midrange segment have a softened sound.
Acoustic live instruments have melodiousness and friendliness, they will not cut with sharp attacks and will not pull you out of a pleasant immersion in music.
The upper frequencies are smooth, but they are not devoid of detail and intelligibility of percussion.
They are a little distant in the scene, probably influenced by the damper, which results in a non-stressed, but at the same time very pleasant sound.
The vocals have decent resolution, they are located inside the stage among the musicians, slightly moving forward to the listener.
The stage is ellipsoid, of medium size.
Headphones enchant with their sound in calm genres and awaken an emotional uplift in driving genres.
Kiwi Ears KE4 are suitable for long-term listening to music, and even at high volume they do not cause fatigue.
They play any electronic music very cool, and meaty metal sounds!
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