ZiiGaat - Luna

A very nice review, I enjoyed reading it. The Luna is a fairly technical headphone. This setup seems to have been designed with the Harman community in mind; you get tight, booming bass without any midrange interference. Mids? Slightly retracted, yes, but still natural, with a good sense of body, especially for male vocals. Highs are clear, perhaps a bit too confident for my taste, but also smooth. No treble, no skull-piercing peaks. Imaging is solid, the soundstage... not bad, nothing holographic, but not claustrophobic either. My opinion: If you're into a more relaxed, bass-tilted, engaging listen — get the Luna. "If you're chasing that reference-style, mid-centric, audiophile-grade clarity — Arcanis is the one."

The following is an abridged version of [my full-length review which you can find here](https://resonancereviews.com/ziigaat-luna-review-an-all-ba-iem-done-right-1b70ce304208). If you're looking for more photos and in-depth comparisons, that's where you'll find it. # ZiiGaat Luna Review: An All-BA IEM Done Right *ZiiGaat Sticks the Landing with the Luna’s 6x BA Driver Setup* ZiiGaat is in full “throw everything at the wall” mode, releasing IEM after IEM after IEM. This blistering pace is exhausting for consumers and reviewers alike, though it does yield the occasional strong performer. Today we’re covering the Luna, a new 6-BA IEM from ZiiGaat. It isn’t cheap, but it’s one of the few recent ZiiGaat releases I can speak of with true personal enthusiasm. Let’s get into the details. You can find the Luna for sale [here, on Linsoul](https://www.linsoul.com/products/ziigaat-luna?_pos=1&_psq=luna&_ss=e&_v=1.0&sca_ref=7082564.NgMGyECXx7), for $379. # The Big Picture ***Pros:*** * Open, airy, and clean sound * Full-spectrum sonic completeness * Excellent mid-bass control * Zero sibilance * Strong accessory package ***Cons:*** * Mild upper-treble grain * Modular cable lacks affirmative locking mechanism * Cable feels basic given price-tag # Tech Specs * Drivers: 6x balanced armature (2x Sonion 39AY008, 2x Knowles 32873, 2x, Knowles 33518) * Impedance: 26Ω * Sensitivity: 103dB SPL/mW * Cable: 0.78mm 2-pin w/ modular termination (3.5mm, 4.4mm) # Sound Signature The Luna targets a “professional” style of tuning, aiming to serve as a competent reference tool that is still fun and engaging. That said, it is essentially a gently-V-shaped IEM with a slight mid-bass tuck. The Luna has a forward midrange, with the bulk of its presence concentrated around the 2–3KHz range. Its treble sits about-even with the upper-mids, and extends cleanly out beyond 15KHz. The Luna’s bass is slightly elevated beyond its lower-mids, and carries out nicely below 50Hz. # Conclusion The Luna is an outstanding all-BA IEM. Actually, scratch that, the Luna is an outstanding IEM, period. Its technical performance, refined tuning, and decisive bass response make it a flexible and reliable companion for discerning listeners. While I wish ZiiGaat would use full-resin (as opposed to hollow-resin) shells and utilize nicer cables, there’s nothing *wrong* with what comes in the box as it stands. The Luna is poised to be a fantastic out-of-the-box experience for those who want a balanced, technical, and organic IEM. **Who This is For** * Listeners looking to maximize performance without sacrificing timbre * Those who want a gently-V-shaped IEM * Buyers who are willing to trade a little bass intensity for control **Who This isn’t For** * Bassheads * Diehard dynamic-driver fans * Those who are rough with their IEMs * Buyers who primarily to electronic music As always, happy listening!