CrinEar Daybreak
CrinEar Daybreak
4.71 / 5.0
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Measurements by Hangout.Audio
A New Dawn.
Daybreak debuts as CrinEar’s first full-production IEM, a bold step forward in design, tuning, and execution. Engineered to push the limits of acoustic precision and performance, the Daybreak establishes a new benchmark in the constantly advancing world of in-ear monitors.
The CrinEar Daybreak is meticulously tuned to the IEF Preference 2025 curve: an evolution of the Population-Averaged Diffuse Field target that blends natural, speaker-like tonality with a dynamic and engaging low-end response.
At its core is a fully custom driver array:
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A custom-spec dynamic subwoofer delivers deep, controlled bass
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Custom-developed balanced armatures provide accurate, detailed mids
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Next-generation micro-planar tweeters ensure exceptional treble extension and clarity
Every component is purpose-built to achieve tonal perfection and immersive fidelity.
What You Get
- CrinEar Daybreak IEM (1DD+2BA+2MPT)
- Detachable silver-plated copper cable
- Interchangeable 3.5mm single ended and 4.4 balanced connectors for universal compatibility
- 3 pairs of standard silicone tips and 4 pairs of shortwide silicone tips in variety of sizes (XS/S/M/L) + foam tips
- Premium leatherette IEM carrying case
Specs
- Driver configuration: 1DD + 2BA + 2mPT (Micro-planar Tweeters)
- Impedance: 20Ω @1kHz
- Sensitivity: 105dB/mW @1kHz
- Frequency Response Range: 2Hz ~ 40,000Hz
- Nozzle Width: 6.0mm (lip)
- Cable Material: Silver-plated Copper

Too much high end
Truly the reason I've completely fallen in love with music again. Cannot recommend enough.
I dont like that the cable has a 90 degree angle on the connector. Switched it out for another cable. Other than that solid iem.
Everything is perfect with this combo, you get perfectly tuned iems, a portable dac that has the abbility to support an eq to your liking.
After few month using i lost the USB-C cable that came with it, no biggie right ? WRONG the dac USB-C port is smaller than the usual, why ? i don't know but that port was "maybe" thought in the idea of using the included cable. The thing is every other cable i tried with it would disconnect at the slightest movement. Maybe the product i received is defectuous but the fact that all the cables i tried after the included one have the same issue while on another device they work fine... raises some question
I like the sound of it. It does what it set out to be. Very cool.