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CCA Phoenix IEM – Studio-Grade Precision for Audiophiles & Musicians
Professional Sound, Tuned for Perfection
Step into the world of studio-grade accuracy with the CCA Phoenix IEM, designed for audiophiles, musicians, and critical listeners. The Phoenix delivers deep, controlled bass, rich mids, and sparkling treble, ensuring every note and vocal detail shines with natural balance and depth. Whether you're in the studio, on stage, or simply immersed in your music, these in-ear monitors offer unmatched clarity and emotional resonance.
Expertly Tuned to the Harman Target Curve
Engineered in CCA’s acoustic lab, the Phoenix is tuned to the Harman target curve, a benchmark of sound neutrality and precision. This tuning delivers lifelike vocals, punchy yet clean bass, and fatigue-free highs—ideal for mixing, mastering, or long listening sessions. Enjoy a sound that aligns perfectly with how your ears naturally hear music.
Powerful Dual-Magnet Dynamic Driver with LCP Diaphragm
At the heart of the Phoenix lies a 10mm dual-magnet dynamic driver paired with a Liquid Crystal Polymer (LCP) diaphragm, offering lightning-fast response and ultra-low distortion. Expect tight bass, crystal-clear mids, and open, airy highs that reveal every micro detail in your tracks. From intricate acoustic pieces to high-energy live mixes, the Phoenix brings your music to life with dimensional realism.
Premium Metal Construction & Ergonomic Comfort
Crafted from aerospace-grade metal using 5-axis CNC machining, the Phoenix IEM provides excellent resonance control and durability. Its ergonomic shape ensures a secure and comfortable fit, with natural noise isolation for uninterrupted listening. Whether you’re performing, gaming, or commuting, experience long-lasting comfort and focus.
Detachable Silver-Plated Cable for Pure Signal Transmission
The included silver-plated 156-core braided cable minimizes interference and ensures clean, dynamic signal flow. With its universal 0.78mm 2-pin connectors, you can easily upgrade or customize your cable setup to match your preferences, enhancing both performance and longevity.
Specifications
| Model | CCA Phoenix |
|---|---|
| Driver | 10mm Dual-Magnet Dynamic Driver |
| Impedance | 33Ω |
| Sensitivity | 108dB |
| Frequency Response | 20Hz – 40kHz |
| Cable Length | 120±5mm |
| Connector Type | 0.78mm 2-Pin |
| Plug Type | 3.5mm / Type-C |
| Cable Material | 156-core Silver-Plated Braided Cable |
| Build | CNC-Machined Metal Shell |
| Tuning | Harman Target Curve |
| Accessories Included | Silicone Ear Tips ×3, Leather Storage Case ×1, Silver-Plated Cable ×1 |
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Customers praised this IEM for "detailed and clear sound with good instrument separation" and "superb fidelity and clarity." Build quality is "top notch" with premium metal construction. Great for gaming and vocals, though bass is balanced/lighter. Some noted weight causes ear discomfort after extended use. Stock ear tips need improvement. Excellent value for price.
- Perfect for vocal & clarity lovers! Vocal clarity and overall detail are really impressive.
- Sound is detailed and clear with good instrument separation. Good IEM for the price.
- Very good sound stage and well balanced and tuned for gaming. You will start hearing music in a new way.
Incredible buy for the starters. First time IEM user I am impressed it is not as per everyone's taste it's specifically for the new I am users but those who have we read taste are you listening to different genres of course it has a good treble but as far as the negativity around it is concerned I don't think it's good for everyone but also in suitable tracks the trouble is punchy and would give an impress a touch to the listening experience the sound stage for music listeners is incredible the vocals are clear the subways is not what everyone wants but is what you require to listen pop or jazz or soundtracks. The basic tracks might not feel rumbing but would give an punchy experience. Not for the listeners who want to be engulfed and getting things overshadowed in music but want to feel the music from every angle.
Con- few selected calm and silent tracks might gives some distortions
Was going to buy another IEMs but was worried about quality as i am a rough user. Then got to know this and was amazed by build quality. Then comes it's music which is so balanced and you will get to feel every music instrument which is getting used in song.
Didn't like the storage bag but that's my personal taste.
it is heavy to wear i weared after 50 min it hurts very badly not ideal for listening music for long , study sessions but it is very good at gaming
One of the Best IEMs with Crisp and Clear Vocals with a Solid Premium Designs
Best for gaming but might lack the bass in music for Indian audience. Go with salnotes zero 2. Does both fone with a little bit compromise on gaming (Not night & day).
Build quality is really good and the cable feels premium. Sound is detailed and clear with good instrument separation. Bass is on the lighter side, but overall the sound feels clean and enjoyable. Comfortable fit may depend on the ear tips you use. Good IEM for the price.
It's been around 15 days of using CCA PHOENIX and honestly speaking it's good when I comes to gaming, you will start listening to small details which you never thought existed ( happened with me on day 1 of using it ) instrumental are Crystal clear vocals are also decent with decent mic. Well I thing I don't like is it's ear tipes it's not that great, it could be improved. Apart from that everything is good. If you are looking for IEM for gaming then go for it.
Just wow
I recently purchased the CCA Phinex, and I’m really impressed with it! 🎧
It’s a great all-rounder IEM that works really well for music, movies, gaming, podcasts, and everyday listening. The sound is detailed, enjoyable, and energetic without feeling limited to just one type of music.
This is actually my 2nd purchase from Audio Store, after the KZ Castor Pro, which is also a really good IEM. I’ve had a great experience with both purchases, and the CCA Phinex has definitely added another impressive option to my collection.
For anyone looking for a versatile IEM that can handle a bit of everything, I’d definitely recommend giving the CCA Phinex a try. Great sound for the price! 🔥🎶
great beginner IEM with a neutral and good audio quality for music and gaming,
feels way more premium and expensive in real,
feels a lil heavy or irritating to earbone on first day but it'll get better with time,
i recommend using familiar comfortable eartips rather than the stock eartips cca provides cuz its hard and not good,
cable mic shell everything top notch,
no need for DAC if buying it first time,
impressed and worth it purchase of my audio product purchases,
except eartips everything is just perfect for long term usage.
This is the most balanced sounding IEM I've used in this price. I am using the Type C variant, and I haven't experienced any issue regarding the playback whatsoever. It is equipped with the DAC chip CX31993, which is found on the dedicated DACs around the price of 1K. The cable is also a 4-core silver plated copper one, with really nice build quality. These are also really responsive to EQ Settings, tweaking the audio balance using a 10 or 31 band EQ makes the experience even more versatile.
The only cons I have noticed are regarding the in-box ear tips, I didn't find them to be very comfortable, so I had switch them with some other ear tips. Although, the metal built of the IEMs give them a really premium feeling, the glossy surface is extremely prone to scratches and they still get scratched even after using cautiously.
It is good but could be a bit sharp sometimes may be balanced by EQ. But one problem in my type C unit, after 3 days it stop sound out of nowhere, while listening music, or watching movie/yt. Have to plug out plug in to get the audio back.
The CCA Phoenix impressed me with its lively and engaging sound. Vocals sound natural, bass has good punch, and the overall tuning makes music enjoyable across different genres. The shells feel durable and well-made, offering both comfort and a premium look. I also appreciate that the Type-C version comes with an in-built DAC chip, offering better audio quality and convenience similar to using a dedicated DAC such as the Audicular Spark. For its price, the CCA Phoenix delivers excellent performance and value.
I recently purchased the CCA Phoenix 3.5mm Black IEM along with the Audiocular Spark Black DAC from Audio Store, and my experience has been excellent.
The CCA Phoenix offers a detailed and energetic sound signature with clear vocals, crisp treble, and impactful bass. It brings out fine details in music while keeping the listening experience enjoyable. The build quality feels solid and premium, and the design looks stylish and comfortable for long listening sessions.
Paired with the Audiocular Spark Black DAC, the sound becomes even cleaner and more powerful. The DAC improves clarity, separation, and overall audio quality, making the listening experience more immersive.
I would also like to appreciate the Audio Store team for their friendly service and product guidance. The physical store has a welcoming, and professional environment where customers can comfortably explore and audition audio gear before purchasing.
Overall, I am very satisfied with the CCA Phoenix, Audiocular Spark DAC, and the excellent service provided by Audio Store.
It is treble tuned, excellent for details and crystal clear highs, the driver can give out good bass if EQed properly. The cable and buld quality is good but the shell is not ergonomic enough. The metal body is prone to scratches.
I'm using 2 EQs simultaneously, one to achieve the harman target, another one for personalization.
Build quality is top notch. It's heavy but not uncomfortable. Coming to sound it has balanced sound signature with slight emphasis on treble.
Great entry level IEM. One of the best in this price range. The sound is more detailed than musical and is very much responsive to eq.
The IEM has pretty bad quality nozzle filters, which can be easily blocked and cause channel imbalance. The filters were replaced by The Audio Store and the IEMs are as good as new and the sound is even better.
Great Job.
Must BUY!!
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The cable is heavy and sturdy, it feels premium and is durable. Definitely worth the price.
I got it for my Tanchjim Bunny IEMs because my original cable broke and it works perfectly fine with the IEMs.
Best in the segment
I mainly use it for gaming purpose and it never disappoints
Clean sound
My first IEM and its great, I love it, it's awesome
I’ll be honest — I bought the Kefine Loric Type-C for my S23 Ultra without really knowing what to expect. This is my first IEM, and I’m definitely not an audiophile or someone who understands all the technical stuff.
I just wanted something that would make my music sound better.
The first impression was good. The triangular design fits surprisingly well, it’s lightweight, and the silver finish looks premium. I mostly use it while travelling, at home and sometimes while watching movies.
Then I started playing my usual songs.
That’s when things got interesting.
I use Apple Music Lossless, and with the Loric, I started hearing little things in songs that I’d listened to countless times before. A guitar here, some background instruments there — things I simply never noticed properly with my TWS or neckband.
And once you start noticing these little details, you naturally start going back to your favourite songs just to hear what you might have missed.
The bass is another thing I really like. It has a good punch and depth, but thankfully it’s not the BOOM BOOM type. 😄 It stays in the background when it needs to and doesn’t spoil the vocals or instruments. Even around 40% volume is more than enough for me, and surprisingly, the bass still feels satisfying at lower volumes.
Vocals are clear and natural, instruments are nicely separated, and the treble has enough crispness without becoming sharp or irritating.
I’ve thrown almost everything at it — Arijit Singh, KK, Shreya Ghoshal, Sonu Nigam, Shaan, Himesh Reshammiya, Enrique Iglesias, Sean Paul, Alan Walker, Coldplay, Daddy Yankee, Punjabi songs, 90s tracks and even a little classical.
And that’s where I realised I was enjoying the music itself, not just the sound.
Before the Loric, I was using the Oppo Enco Air 3 Pro, Realme Buds Air 5 Pro, Realme Wireless 5 ANC and Boat Nirvana TWS. All of them have their strengths, but the Loric gave me a different kind of listening experience.
I honestly thought I’d miss ANC or spatial audio......I don’t.
The fit gives me enough isolation, and once the music starts, I’m not really thinking about the features anymore.
It’s also comfortable enough for long sessions. No ear pain or fatigue for me. The mic has been surprisingly good too, and for calls, 10–20% volume is usually more than enough.
What I like most about the Loric is that it doesn’t feel like it’s trying too hard. The bass doesn’t dominate, the treble doesn’t attack, and the vocals don’t get lost.
Put on something soft, and it feels relaxed and laid-back.
Put on a good dance track, and suddenly there’s a little party happening in your head. 😄
I bought my first IEM just to see what the fuss was about.
Now I’m wondering why I waited this long.
Incredible buy for the starters. First time IEM user I am impressed it is not as per everyone's taste it's specifically for the new I am users but those who have we read taste are you listening to different genres of course it has a good treble but as far as the negativity around it is concerned I don't think it's good for everyone but also in suitable tracks the trouble is punchy and would give an impress a touch to the listening experience the sound stage for music listeners is incredible the vocals are clear the subways is not what everyone wants but is what you require to listen pop or jazz or soundtracks. The basic tracks might not feel rumbing but would give an punchy experience. Not for the listeners who want to be engulfed and getting things overshadowed in music but want to feel the music from every angle.
Con- few selected calm and silent tracks might gives some distortions
This IEM has incredible sound clarity. I just love it
This dac is very nicely enhancing music quality and adding connectivity with multiple devices
Quality of earphones and the delivery were both top notch
Peak
Best to buy
This my life's first DAC. I don't have any problem regarding delivery packaging. It is value for money DAC+USB Type-C to Type-A Converter+Carring Case. The Red Linght of the DAC is very nice 👌 not irritating also, no problemin heating 4-6 hours uses you have no problems, I paired it with GK KUNTEN iem ,DAC done it's job well AUDIOCULAR mostly know for thier DAC's. It is very underrated dac but it's is better than spark because of braded cable and black colour.
I buy GK KUNTEN 3.5 jack with Mic variant cost ₹1,129 only. I order it from Audio Store, within 5 days I got my life first iem in my hands. The packaging is very good 👍 after unboxing iem I start using it and I got why iem are so popular now days I am amazed by the sound quality. If your are interested in iems are just want to try them and your budget is 1K you can check it out. It is a really good iem.
So when I heard they had a physical outlet while i was looking for iem i rushed there n the staff was so helpful n they helped me pick a perfect pair , the store itself was pretty neat i loved trying iems before buying experience 10/10
N after i purchased i suggested my friend the store as well today we went there n he got his first pair as well n Pritam sir is the goat had a lot of fun talking to him
My next purchase will also be thru them n them only
Was going to buy another IEMs but was worried about quality as i am a rough user. Then got to know this and was amazed by build quality. Then comes it's music which is so balanced and you will get to feel every music instrument which is getting used in song.
Didn't like the storage bag but that's my personal taste.
