LETSHUOER – S12 Pro Wired IEM

This 6th Anniversary deluxe edition was designed by LETSHUOER for audiophiles and music enthusiasts. These are the upgraded version of the hotsale Letshuoer S12 planar driver headphones. Launching on September 16th, 2022. Shuoer S12 Pro available at same price as S12. Don’t miss out!

LETSHUOER S12 PRO has a custom 14.8mm large diaphragm driver that delivers a punchy bass and a clear treble. Due to its 102db sensitivity, it is easily driven, be it a phone or DAC dongle. The LETSHUOER S12 PRO will sound great with most sources and amplifiers.

LETSHUOER S12 PRO has an aluminum chassis that fits snugly into the shell. The five-axis CNC machining process makes the finishing smooth. The material is strong, smooth, and free of sharp edges. The chassis comes in a minimalistic profile, with not a lot of wiggle room within the acoustic chamber to minimize reverberation. In order to avoid distortion caused by an irregular shape, the dual-pin receptacle is a separate piece that extends through the faceplate.

LETSHUOER S12 PRO’s chassis design follows that of its predecessor. Both sides of the ear canal have multiple vent holes, which relieve negative pressure buildup within the ear canal and protect the hearing. Having an independent rear acoustic chamber makes channel matching easier. In terms of sound performance, the structural design of the front and rear acoustic chamber effectively discharges the pressure inside the chassis, thereby attaining a more natural sound.

LETSHUOER S12 PRO comes with a silver-plated monocrystalline copper cable and 4x 98-strands cores are then weaved together. It is terminated with standard 0.78mm dual-pin connectors, and the other end is a swappable 2.5mm / 3.5mm /4.4mm jack. The system is compatible with a wide variety of source gears and IEMs.

With the earphone connector Stuck out slightly from the side of the IEM, the earhook on the cable can sit comfortably on the ear without twisting inwards. It also ensures the longevity of the product by having the receptor slightly indented into the chassis.