CCA C12 in Ear Monitor Headphones 5BA 1DD Hybrid HiFi IEM Earphones Noise Isolating Stereo Wired Earbuds for Musicians Audiophile Singers DJ

The CCA C12 In-Ear Monitor Headphones blew me away with their clarity and depth. Whether I’m listening to music or monitoring audio, the soundstage is impressively wide and detailed. The bass is punchy without overpowering, mids are clean, and the highs sparkle just right. They feel like a premium experience at a fraction of the price. The fit is secure and comfortable—even during long sessions—and the build quality feels solid and stylish. Shipping was quick and the packaging was neat and protective. If you’re looking for high-performance IEMs without breaking the bank, these are a fantastic choice. Highly recommend!

My first IEM's. I have to say the sound is incredible. The highs are crisp and clear. The bass is strong but not over powering. I took a recommendation to get the foam ear tips...I didn't like them, they didn't fit right and effected the sound. Returning the foam tips only. If you want an inexpensive IEM...I recommend buying these.

I’m a working guitarist and our band all use IEMs. I got custom molded two driver ears from Westone almost 3 years ago. A year later I got a pair of these that have six drivers. The sound quality blew me away. I had my drummer and bassist try them out and both of them got a pair. For a fifth of the price of custom ears I have two sets, one as backup, that I’ve been using live for two years and we play about twice a month.

Work perfectly! I use these when im trying to sleep as well, and I don't have to deal with them falling out

sound great, very loud. Great bass. They might be a little too loud for fine-tuning your mix, but they are great for simply playing live and listening.

My wife and I are both touring musicians (in separate bands unfortunately ;). Her TM lent her these when her IEM’s went out on a tour. She couldn’t believe how much better they sounded than her $500 Shure universal ears. My back up ears had also died recently and she told me to grab a pair of these as she ordered two right of the bat. My molded IEM’s went out (64 Ears that I had been using for over a decade) on my last tour so I got a replacement cable for my backup Westone ears and ordered a pair of these to check out. I haven’t used them on the road yet but brought them to a recording session yesterday and they sounded incredible. My only complaint is that there is no sliding cinch to tighten the loose cable behind the head. Each ear’s cable it pretty long before they come together in the back and we are both scheduling about how to rectify that because, straight talk, these are super afffordable Chinese ears. Who knows how long they’ll last, but even if they had to get replaced every year or so? They sound as good or better than my old $800 molded plugs (that would cost over $1k to replace now) and they are the best sounding universal IEM’s I’ve tried (having owned a number of Shure and Westone IEM’s). When my old backup Westone’s finally give up the ghost, I’m just going to order a few more pairs of these. VERY comfortable and sound great. I would recommend buying the memory foam ear tips for better isolation although even the tips that came with were fine in a live studio situation (standing next to the drums). Definitely swapping out the tips before my next tour tho

I've been using in-ears for live music for over 20 years. I've had different Shure and Sennheiser ear buds in the past that cost 10x what these cost. Don't listen to the reviews about distorting, I'm almost positive those are user error not setting up the gain structure properly. I've had these at very loud volumes with the entire band blaring in my ears and have never had that problem (this is my second set). I originally bought the CCA 10's a couple years ago as one of the sides in my Shure buds went out and I needed something quick and the CCA's came recommended by a few of my musician friends. I've been blown away by the sound quality. I need to leave a set at church so I bought the 12's for the band and will be leaving the 10's there. One thing to recommend with ANY of these "cheaper" ear buds is for sure, for sure, for sure...BUY FOAM TIPS!! The cheap rubber ones that come with these are okay and if you're just using for listening to recorded music will be fine. However, a true in-ear monitoring system for live music really needs to have that isolation, not to mention you will sonically get most out of what these have to offer with fuller range, more low end and honestly having to drive them less. If you're on the fence with these I say go for it. Make sure your gain structure is set correctly and you won't have distortion issues (unless your in-ear mix is head-blowing loud which I wouldn't recommend). For $50 these seriously rival ears I've had for $6-800 in the past and I will be ordering more as needed. I recommend these to all of my musician friends. Also to note, the 12's I just got have a much better cable and a nicer connection to the buds than the 10's I got previously. I'm not sure if that's because they're the more expensive ones or they just changed their design as it's been a couple years but I'm super happy and impressed with what these are considering the price. Do it, you won't be sorry!

This is my first pair of in-ear monitors that I've purchased. I've used Sony MD7506 headphones for literally decades, but wanted something I could use while recording podcasts that wouldn't look terrible on camera, and also eliminate any feedback from my microphone. Not only do these work perfectly for my needs, but they sound a lot better than I expected and I'm wearing them for hours per day. They are clear without being "tinny" but I have yet to really evaluate the bass response in louder situations - remember, I'm just podcasting. I use the large eartips and they don't get uncomfortable. Wish they shipped with a travel case, but pound for pound, these are hard to beat.

I wear them at work and I’ve gone through a set this last year. The price is right so I consider them a wear item. I did notice a substantial difference in sound and wear quality when I bought an upgraded cord online.

je les ai depuis pas mal de temps, pour ecouter du black metal, death metal , j'ai enfin trouvé ce qu'il fallait ! un petit tour dans l'egaliseur de hiby, un petit dongle dac usbc d'ugreen, et c'est parti pour headbanger ! souvent ces iem sont très facile a egaliser pour trouver le son qui vous convient ! vous pouvez changer de cable mais en qualité de son ca ne changera rien ! mais au moins ca se change ....

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Sehr breites und volles Klangbild. Finde diese Kopfhörer sehr gut für diesen Preis. Passform ist auch perfekt und robust sind sie auch.

Weergave van deze in-ears stelt flink teleur. Het geluid mist de krachtige bas waarvoor ik tot aanschaf overging. Het geluid is behoorlijk onevenwichtig door de afwezigheid van lage tonen. In huidige toestand zijn ze eigenlijk nutteloos en onbruikbaar.