SENFER MT300 Review

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Hey everyone,

The SENFER MT300 is a strange IEM in both looks and performance. Thanks to my brother Abdullah, who sent it. Three driver types: a 10 mm carbon dynamic, a Knowles balanced armature, and a 7 mm TDK electrostatic. 16 ohm and 105 dB sensitivity according to the company. An MMCX connector with a new locking method, and an 8-core cable. It’s made of metal and very light. The official price at the time of the review was $170.

Who is it for?

• Anyone who listens to calm music at low volume and has a source with a touch of warmth.

Strengths

• Details and micro details are exceptional: nothing gets past you.
• Separation and layering are great, and imaging is excellent.
• Its technicalities compete with $300 to $500 IEMs.
• Isolation and comfort are excellent.
• How it places sound in the soundstage competes with $300 IEMs.

Weaknesses

• The tuning is ruined by too much focus on the treble and upper mids: annoying, and it gives you a headache.
• Vocals and instruments are thin, and female vocals are aggressive.
• The sub-bass is low and muffled, and the mid-bass is higher than I like.
• Electric guitar is annoying.
• Not for anyone who listens loud: on a bright source I couldn’t take it for more than a quarter of an hour.

Verdict

The technicalities are really great, but the tuning ruined it. A warm source fixes a lot of its problems.

Note: this review is from 2022, so price and availability may have changed.

Note: this product is discontinued, but you might find it used in the market.

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