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SIMGOT EM6L Review

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The SIMGOT EM6L review sample was kindly provided free of charge in exchange for an honest review. I didn’t receive monetary or any other kind of compensation and I don’t use affiliate links. The price of the SIMGOT EM6L is $109.99 and you can buy it from Linsoul.

SIMGOT EM6L
The package

SIMGOT EM6L Review

The EM6L is an enhanced and upgraded iteration of the highly acclaimed SIMGOT EM5. This hybrid earphone incorporates an 8mm, specially crafted, high-polymer diaphragm, along with a dual-cavity dynamic driver, to deliver exceptional performance in the mid-to-low frequency range.

Additionally, it features two sets of balanced armature drivers to handle the mid-to-high and high frequencies with utmost precision. Through meticulous crossover point settings and precise tuning methods, the SIMGOT EM6L has been meticulously designed and fine-tuned to meet the H-2019 Target Curve standards.

SIMGOT EM6L closer look
SIMGOT EM6L

Outer appearance and fit

The EM6L ear-shells feature a sleek black resin-compound main body paired with aluminum faceplate inserts, which boast a stunning mirror-like finish. However, it’s worth noting that this elegant design is prone to attracting fingerprints. Despite its minimalistic and plain design, the EM6L exudes a luxurious appearance that surpasses its price point.

These earshells are not only low profile but also lightweight, ensuring a stable and exceptionally comfortable fit, making them perfect for long listening sessions. Additionally, they provide excellent passive noise attenuation, further enhancing the overall listening experience.

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Cable

The 2-pin interface of the interchangeable cable is crafted using silver-plated copper wires. The recessed plugs ensure a secure attachment, reducing the chances of accidental pin bending. This cable is skillfully constructed, offering a soft yet durable design, while minimizing any microphonic noise.

The cable

Accessories

The package includes a compact carrying case and only one set of ear-tips in three sizes.

Accessories

Power requirements and associated gear

For this review, I primarily utilized the Shanling UA1 Plus and the iBasso DC03 Pro to drive the SIMGOT EM6L, which boasts an impedance of 26Ω and a sensitivity of 119dB thus making it pretty easy to drive.

Listening impressions

The SIMGOT EM6L is tuned based on the Harman curve, but with a more refined balance. It offers ample bass extension without overpowering the mid-range, which is then followed by a smooth and non-fatiguing treble. The bass is deep and impactful, with impressive sub-bass extension. While the tuning is not completely neutral, there is a slight emphasis on the mid-bass that adds a cozy warmth to the sound. This makes the EM6L suitable for enjoying a wide range of bass-heavy music.

Despite this emphasis, the tonal accuracy remains within acceptable margins, allowing for accurate reproduction of acoustic bass instruments without excessive coloration. The bass is weighty and full-bodied, with clean and well-defined separation from the mid-range. It exhibits good layering for its category and has a relatively fast recovery speed. Overall, the bass is tight and controlled, with the exception of a touch of resonance that introduces a slight echo that ideally should not be present.

The mid-range possesses such captivating and melodious qualities that it becomes impossible to resist its allure. It delivers a pristine and well-defined performance, showcasing exceptional resolution within its category and a rich, full-bodied texture. The timbre is remarkably natural and authentic, brimming with vibrant harmonies and an impressive tonal realism. Both vocals and instruments are reproduced with a lifelike accuracy, devoid of any noticeable emphasis on the upper mid-range. The overall temperament is subtly warm and smooth, striking a perfect balance without veering into darkness, while the mid-range remains distinct and transparent.

Timbre master 

The smoothness extends seamlessly into the treble, which effortlessly combines energy and airiness with a polite and relaxed character. Although it may not possess the utmost extension or sparkling quality, this earphone exhibits a remarkable timbre realism and a genuine absence of artificiality. While the EM6L may not be the most detailed or analytical earphone in terms of sound, it certainly does not lack overall resolution.

The EM6L showcases remarkable timbre and texture consistency across the entire frequency range, all thanks to its exceptional driver integration.

The soundstage immediately captivates listeners with its holographic and expansive quality, extending both horizontally and vertically. The SIMGOT EM6L surprises with its impressive layering and mostly accurate imaging, although it lacks a significant sense of airiness or darkness around the performers.

In the end

The SIMGOT EM6L offers a multitude of features to appreciate. From its balanced and relaxed sound signature to its powerful and immersive bass, this earphone delivers a rich and captivating listening experience. The lush midrange and smooth treble further enhance the overall audio quality.

Additionally, the comfortable fit ensures a pleasant wearing experience. With its affordable price point, the SIMGOT EM6L is a versatile earphone suitable for everyday casual listening across various music genres. It excels in getting most things right, making it difficult to find any faults and easy to fall in love with it.

Test playlist

Copyright – Petros Laskis 2023.

+ Balanced Harman sound profile 
+ Plenty of impactful bass
+ Natural and realistic timbre
+ Warm and smooth
+ Addicting mid-range
+ Holographic and immersive
+ Lightweight and comfortable
+ Good passive noise attenuation
+ Well made cable 
+ Carrying case 

- Bass could use more layering
- Resonating bass 
- Not the most energetic treble 
- Not that resolving and refined 
- Only one set of ear-tips
- No balanced cable
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