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These both have Monarch Mk2 tuning, and that’s a good thing. You’ll have to decide what you care about more, quality or money (oh, and a gimmick switch.) The HOLA actually has more bass and mids until 600 hz, then the SA6 (switch on) kicks it up a notch through the low-highs and then does some fun dips and mountains in the highs while the HOLA stays more neutral until 8k. The build quality isn’t there on the HOLA and the cable is not as nice, no fancy faceplates either – still, wow. Yes, that’s a bit depressing that you can get almost identical tuning for $530 less. Looking at the squig.link frequency response graph (switch on), I don’t have anything in the $550 range on hand, but you can see how close the $19 TRUTHEAR HOLA and the SA6 are. Heck, it’s as good as or better than most kilobuck and above IEMs (Mezzo excluded.) You get a nice leather case, a multitude of tips, and 3 different L-shaped termination jack connections. ) I will also be using the stock cable with the 4.4mm because it doesn’t anger me very much (The Kinera Leyding (you can get one here if you want one: ) is honestly still better because it’s less microphonic and lighter, but it’s $70 instead of included.) The accessories are pretty nice as well. I’m using the Spinfit W1 tips with this since the stock tips were used and…gross (you can get them here if you want some. The comfort level is really good and I have no issues with the cable or the IEMs fitting. It’s not too thick, not too tangly, not to heavy, it’s a solid stock IEM cable. The cable is also not paracord, but there are still some obvious microphonics from it, even when listening to music. The SA6 cable is even modular, with a 2.5mm, 3.5mm, and 4.4mm connection end so you can get balanced or unbalanced connection form the IEMs. Heck, it’s even better than the Monarch Mk2 cable, which is has paracord microphonics and kink memory. No cable rant here except to other companies that charge 5x as much and don’t include cables this nice. The weight is good and the size is pretty small, sort of like a high-end DQ6S. Shiny one-piece resin and gorgeous wood faceplates make this feel like a premium product. The build quality on the SA6 is really good – no HEXA-like build here. So the real question is: should you get the SA6, save your money and get something cheaper, or spend more money than the SA6? That is what the review below attempts to find out. There is also a lot of really good IEMs above the SA6, Letshuoer’s line, Meze’s Advar, Softears RSV, Audeze, etc. Certainly, there is nothing that looks quite like the SA6 with its stabilized stained wood faceplates (except the relatively unknown AAW W900.) Of course, under the SA6 there are a lot of standout IEMs, the Blessing2/Dusk, The Raptgo Hook X, The 7Hz line, the TRUTHEAR HEXA. There are quite a few other IEMs in the price range including the Moondrop Variations, Kinera Skuld, Thieaudio Oracle, etc. The SA6 is often considered one of the best IEMs in its price range – and possibly under $1K. It’s a nice touch that helps the SA6 stand out from the crowd. The SA6 also comes with a switch that can change the tuning from neutral to bassier – yayyy switches… More importantly, the Dunu comes with gorgeous faceplates that remind me of the Rosson RAD-0. Fashion is also and above all self-discovery: let yourself be won over by our selection of girls' clothing.Up for review today is the DUNU SA6 (SA6.) I picked these up used form a fellow Head-Fier so that I could review them for YOU, and to use them for future comparisons (oh, and because they look awesome.) The SA6 has 6 BA drivers, hence the name, with 2x AcuPass Vented Dual Woofers, 2x custom midrange drivers, and 2x custom dual tweeters.

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