Mk12 TurrisHidizs

Name: Mk12 Turris
Brand: Hidizs
Rating: 7.2 (4 reviews)

Single Dyn. Driver

1DD

$$$$$

1 x Dynamic Driver

$$$$$

Score

7.2

IEM Description

The MK12 Turris brings a striking design together with a smooth and full-bodied sound. It’s an all-rounder that aims to please a broad range of musical tastes while offering style and substance in equal measure.

The driver configuration is Single Dyn. Driver. It consists of 1 Dynamic Driver.

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Technical/Other Specifications

Audio Performance
Sensitivity	111 dB/mW
Frequency Response	10-45kHz
Impedance	32 Ω

Accessories
Eartips	Yes

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Overall, Packaging & Quality

This section offers a broad look at the general quality, packaging, and everyday usability of the IEM—beyond just the sound. From build integrity and comfort to cable quality and included accessories, each aspect is carefully rated to help you understand the overall experience. Whether you're a casual listener or a gear enthusiast, this overview gives insight into what it’s like to unbox, wear, and live with the IEM on a daily basis. Think of it as the foundation before we dive deeper into performance.

Sound

7.8 / 10

Comfort Fit

7.3 / 10

Build Quality

7.5 / 10

Stock Cable

4.8 / 10

Accessories

5.0 / 10

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Sound Characteristics

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Ratings, Sound Analysis & Tags

This section dives into how the IEM sounds — not just in technical terms, but also in how it feels to the listener. Ratings here reflect detailed impressions across a wide range of sonic aspects, from sub-bass rumble to treble sparkle, from note weight to soundstage width. In addition, the Tonal Signature slider helps visualize the IEM’s position between opposing characteristics like dark vs. bright or smooth vs. crisp — giving a quick feel for its personality. Lastly, the Target Group graph shows who this IEM is best suited for: bassheads, treble lovers, vocal fans, or those seeking balance. Combined with genre recommendations, this section helps you understand whether the IEM fits your taste — before you even hit play.

Sound Analysis

Sub-bass is robust and rich, giving the music weight and rhythm. The bass response is striking and commanding, adding authority to the sound. Bass texture hits with commanding presence and physicality. There's a detailed fullness that makes instruments sound organic. The region feels dynamic and tight, highlighting vocal clarity. Treble extension in this region is brilliant and dynamic. There's an spacious and shiny feeling to the top end. The soundstage is spacious, placing instruments far across the field. Detail retrieval is precise and strong, highlighting subtle nuances. Instruments are well-defined with authoritative placement across the soundstage. The mix stays transparent even with overlapping elements. Notes carry a deep and commanding sense of weight. Slam is neutral, giving a dynamic feel without overdoing it. Treble peaks are defined and energetic without discomfort. Timbre is natural and rich, reproducing instruments beautifully. Tonality is harmonious, with minimal peaks or dips. The sound has a grainy realism that reveals inner detail.

Sound Characteristics

Tonal Signature

DARK

BRIGHT

WARM

NEUTRAL

SOFT

ANALYTICAL

SMOOTH

CRISP

RELAXED

ENGAGING

MUSICAL

DRY

Target Group

Ideal for:

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I expect from a midrange IEM?

Midrange IEMs, typically priced between $100 and $500, are where performance and refinement begin to noticeably improve. You can expect better driver configurations – sometimes hybrid setups with multiple BAs or even planar drivers – and tuning that reflects more intentional design choices. These IEMs often offer improved resolution, separation, and staging over budget options, along with upgraded cables and accessories. While still not ultra-premium, they often hit a sweet spot for both casual and critical listening. Many models in this range are favorites in the audio community due to their excellent value-to-performance ratio.

What is the sound character of dynamic drivers?

Dynamic drivers are known for delivering punchy bass and a natural sound presentation. They rely on a moving coil and diaphragm mechanism similar to traditional speakers, allowing for strong low-end response, good energy, and musicality. Well-tuned DDs often excel in bass impact and warmth, though some may lack detail compared to more technical driver types.

Why is this IEM called an underdog?

It may not come from a big brand, but it competes surprisingly well with more expensive or popular models. It’s often overlooked but deserves more attention based on its sound and value.

What does v-shaped tuning mean for this IEM?

V-shaped tuning emphasizes bass and treble while slightly recessing mids. This gives a fun and energetic sound, especially suitable for pop, EDM, or casual listening.

Is this IEM designed for audiophiles?

Yes. It's crafted with premium materials and tuning aimed at enthusiasts who appreciate sonic refinement, technical accuracy, and a nuanced, balanced presentation across genres.

Is this IEM good for everyday casual use?

Yes, it's easy to enjoy without needing specialized gear or critical focus. With a comfortable sound signature and user-friendly presentation, it's great for streaming, commuting, or general music enjoyment.

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2025-08-03:

With the red nozzles it’s blasting!!!

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Mk12 TurrisHidizs

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Tier List

Sound Characteristics

Ratings sound, tonal signature & target group

Sound Analysis

Sound Characteristics

Tonal Signature

Target Group

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Best IEMs Under 500

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AFUL

Monarch Mk4

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Valhalla

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IER-Z1R

Sony

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What is the sound character of dynamic drivers?

Why is this IEM called an underdog?

What does v-shaped tuning mean for this IEM?

Is this IEM designed for audiophiles?

Is this IEM good for everyday casual use?

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