CrinEar Reference

I own few IEMs. One of those is the Daybreak which I really love. But the Reference is the one that makes me stop looking for another IEM. The fact that I can discern every instrument is paramount. My Quest for my perfect IEM stop here.
(note it's slightly bigger than the Daybreak)

Je possède quelques IEM. L'un d'eux est le Daybreak, que j'apprécie énormément. Mais c'est le Reference m'a fait cesser toute recherche d'un autre modèle. La possibilité de distinguer chaque instrument est pour moi primordiale. Ma quête du l'IEM parfait s'arrête ici.
(note il est legerement plus gros que le Daybreak

Without a doubt the best ones on the market today, just exceptional, elegant and delicate. Do a favor to yourself, at least try them.

The product is as advertised , but i was a bit dissapointed initally , the fit for the ears took a while to figure out ,which has a big impact on the actual sound in that if not snug the sound comes across as "tinny" and not full , however once sorted you get the true feel. Also there is no clear markings very small on which is R or L espically when operating in dark enviroments , also when changing 3.5 jacks there is a little indent that you have to be aware of but again not clear , as one can put them in wrong way around and they will not make contact correctly leaving you with only one side working .On the audio side the sound is clear and the seperation and depth is excellent . I use them as one of my refrence listening units in my studio , as a mastering engineer.

Daybreak turned me into a full-on CrinEar fan, so I had incredibly high expectations for Reference.

I ended up placing my order just four minutes after launch, and I think I might have been one of the first people in Korea to receive it.

Honestly, it sounded so good that I started questioning whether my ears were playing tricks on me. I even sent it to Korea’s “Earphone Archive” for measurements and an independent review because the experience felt almost unreal.

The result? It was every bit as good as I thought. The tuning, the technical performance, the presentation—everything felt complete.

For the first time in a very long while, my IEM upgrade itch was completely gone.

So please, release Monolith already.

Bring my dormant IEM addiction back to life.

Very well built IEM. Metal shelves and good shape fitting my ear perfectly. Sounds is neutral as expected. You can play with equalisation or leave it as is. Still decent level of bass and nice details. I like it