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NF ACOUS NM25 OSSUARY Silver Edition Review: Same Voice, New Jewelry

  General / Packaging / Build / Comfort NF ACOUS NM25 OSSUARY Silver Edition ($299) is the special edition sibling of the standard NM25 ($199), and this time NF ACOUS teamed up with OSSUARY, an independent handmade silver accessory studio, to give the NM25 a completely different visual identity. The shell itself is still milled from a single piece of aviation-grade aluminum, but the faceplate is now hand-carved 925 sterling silver with a skull motif, done through traditional lost-wax casting. To my ears the theme leans gothic, almost like something you'd dig out of an old tomb rather than a modern audio product, and honestly it works. It doesn't look like just another shiny metal IEM. Build quality is excellent, full stop. The shell has a nice heft to it without feeling heavy in the ear, and the silver faceplate is properly hand-finished, not just a sticker or a plated shell pretending to be silver. I did notice a bit of driver flex when inserting, nothing alarming, and no pres...
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HiFiGo x Amazon Prime Day — My Top Picks You Shouldn't Sleep On

 


Amazon Prime Day is here and HiFiGo has some genuinely good deals going on across their Amazon storefronts. I don't usually do deal posts but when the discounts are on gear I've actually spent time with, it's worth putting out a word. Here are my picks.

DUNU Titan X — The Budget Killer Gets Even Cheaper

I reviewed the Titan X not too long ago and called it a Market Slayer for a reason. Single 10mm DD, full metal shell, that gorgeous braided SPC cable, and a tuning that is warm, musical, and surprisingly mature for its price bracket. Mid-bass punch is excellent, vocals sit at just the right distance, and the imaging genuinely surprised me when I first put it on. It doesn't try to impress you with flashy treble peaks or exaggerated bass. It just sounds good. Really good.

At $39.99 it was already a no-brainer. At $31.99 (20% off), there really isn't much of a reason not to own one.

👉 DUNU Titan X on Amazon US — Non Affiliated

DUNU DN142 — Tribrid Done Properly at a Proper Price

The DN142 is DUNU's 1DD+4BA+2 micro-planar tribrid and one of the more technically capable sets I've heard in the sub-$300 bracket. The micro-planar drivers handle the upper frequencies with an airiness and resolution that most BA tweeters at this price can't match. Bass is fast and textured, soundstage is wide, and the DUNU Q-Lock Mini modular cable system — with both 3.5mm and 4.4mm terminations bundled in — is one of the best accessory packages you'll find at this price. A set that rewards you more the better your source gets.

Regular price $249.99, now $199.99 (20% off). If you've been on the fence, this is the time.

👉 DUNU DN142 on Amazon US — Non Affiliated

Binary MEMS — The One That Does Things Differently

The Binary MEMS is one of those sets that makes you sit up and pay attention the moment you put it on. MEMS drivers — micro-electromechanical systems — are a genuinely different transducer technology compared to your typical DD or BA, and the MEMS implementation here brings an almost uncanny speed and precision to the treble and upper midrange. Detail retrieval is sharp, transient response is fast, and the background is dead quiet. It's not the warmest or most forgiving set in the world, but if you want resolution and technical performance that punches well above its price, this is a serious option.

At $309.99 it sits at an interesting crossroads. At $247.99 (20% off), it becomes a genuinely compelling proposition for those chasing technical performance.

👉 Binary MEMS on Amazon US — Non Affiliated

Find More Deals at HiFiGo's Amazon Storefronts

These are just my personal highlights but there's plenty more on offer across their regional stores. Worth a browse if you've been sitting on any upgrades.

🇺🇸 HiFiGo Amazon US — Non Affiliated 🇦🇺 HiFiGo Amazon AU — Non Affiliated 🇬🇧 HiFiGo Amazon UK — Non Affiliated




Deals don't last forever. Happy hunting

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