Symphonium Audio Titan In-Ear Headphones

We first partnered with Symphonium Audio in 2021 when they were releasing their first in-ear headphone into the market in the Helios. The Helios absolutely blew us away and Symphonium were able to achieve a tonal balance with all balanced armature (BA) drivers that we had never heard before....
Show more...We first partnered with Symphonium Audio in 2021 when they were releasing their first in-ear headphone into the market in the Helios. The Helios absolutely blew us away and Symphonium were able to achieve a tonal balance with all balanced armature (BA) drivers that we had never heard before. Since then, Symphonium has produced the Triton, the more budget-friendly Meteor, and the (in our opinion) under-appreciated flagship Crimson. 
Throughout these three years of partnership, one thing has remained clear to us. The team at Symphonium Audio is a genuinely great team and we know that their name will talked about in the same vein as the current industry leaders in the years to come as they have released hit after hit with careful, considered care. But one thing has always been missing. An IEM that can truly cater to the North American market. 
Enter Titan
The Titan is Symphonium's answer to the question, "What makes a great basshead IEM?" There are other bassy IEMs that exist like the Empire Ears Raven or the 64 Audio Volur and while the Titan is not competing in their price range, it is still very much so competition.
Designed for audiophiles who crave a powerful bass experience without sacrificing clarity in the higher frequencies, the Titan stands out with its impressive sub-bass that adds depth and impact to your music, making every track feel like a live performance.