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Imagine hearing detail in your music that you've previously missed.
You feel like you're listening for the first time.
You foster a new connection with old tunes.
Which IEM delivers? The THIEAUDIO Oracle MKII.
Everything you need is included with the THIEAUDIO Oracle MK2!
Sporting 1 Dynamic, 2 Balanced Armature, and 2 Electrostatic drivers, the THIEAUDIO Oracle MKII features 3 driver types and studio-style tuning with a dedicated sub-bass woofer, monitor-neutral mids, and increased treble extension.
A 3-way crossover makes sure the drivers only output their ideal frequency range.
As a result, clarity is increased - while distortion is decreased - getting the most out of each driver.
The Oracle MKII features an improved shell design so that you can listen longer and more comfortably.
Compared to the Oracle MKI, the MKII delivers greater impact and punchiness in the sub-bass frequencies.
This is accomplished with (1) Liquid crystal polymer dynamic driver with higher surface tension.
This increases the response speed and power of the sub-bass and prevents bass from leaking into the low/mid frequencies - so that you can feel the rumble without muddying the rest of the tonal range.
Between 200Hz-1kHz, the tuning of these IEMs is flat - and for good reason.
By retaining a flat and neutral midrange, your tunes are kept clear - like a freshwater pond in summer - so that you can pick out the details in the upper range with ease.
The Oracle MK2 has a frequency response between 20Hz and 20kHz, and is tuned for optimal listening.
By keeping the mids flat, the upper range can shine.
Every note sung can be clearly deciphered from the rest.
Remember all those lyrics you were missing before? There's no excuse to miss them now with the Oracle MKII.
By utilizing the same midrange drivers as the Monarch MKII, the Oracle MKII can mimic what you'd get from a set of studio monitors.
This means as a total package, you'll hear:
-Deeper bass
-Neutral midrange
-Clear highs
So that you can enjoy your music in a new way - and rediscover what IEMs can accomplish.
Throw away your headphone jack adaptors.
The cable ends are swappable on the Oracle MKII's standard cable, allowing for easy transitioning between 3.5mm, 4.4mm, and 2.5mm jacks.
The Oracle MKII is a step down from the Monarch MKII.
Differences between the two start with the price, with the Monarch sitting at $999.
Second, each model features different styles of sub-bass and treble drivers, with the Monarch utilizing a composite diaphragm dynamic driver in the lows and refreshed electrostatic drivers for the high-frequency range.
As for tuning, the Oracle MKII outputs a bit more high end, while the Monarch MKII is scooped out at 12kHz - meaning the Monarch MKII might be easier on sensitive ears.
| Specification | Description |
|---|---|
| Drivers | 10mm DD + Sonion & Knowles BA + Sonion EST |
| Driver Impedance | 11ohm |
| Driver Sensitivity | 100dB @1kHz |
| Cable | 26AWG 5N OCC Silver Plated Litz Cable |
| Cable Terminations | Modular System 2.5mm, 3.5mm, 4.4mm |
| Cable Length | 1.2 Meters (3.9 ft) |
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