Letshuoer Sonata Review – Natural, Precise, and Quietly Brilliant
General / Packaging / Build / Comfort The Sonata is Letshuoer's new flagship and the retail version of the EJ10 prototype that made the rounds last year. It is a 10-driver tribrid per side. Two 8mm dynamic drivers in an isobaric push-pull setup handle the lows, four Knowles BAs take care of the mids and highs, and four Sonion ESTs cover the ultra-highs. Everything is tied together with a 3-way crossover and a 4-bore acoustic tube layout. Impedance is rated at 22Ω with 102dB sensitivity, and frequency response goes from 20Hz to 40kHz. Let's start with the unboxing, because Letshuoer really went all out here. You get a large leather-wrapped box that doubles as a storage box once you empty it, and the felt dividers are included. Inside sits a green and grey leather carrying case lined with suede, an earphone pouch to stop the shells knocking into each other, and nine pairs of eartips across three styles labelled Vocal, Bass and Balanced. This is one of the most premium unboxing ...
