ThieAudio Oracle MKIII IEM

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ThieAudio Oracle MKIII IEM - 2024 Updated Configuration and Tuning

The Oracle and Oracle MKII were THIEAUDIO’s interpretation of budget tri-brid studio monitors, aimed at providing professional studio monitor tunings and technical resolutions at an affordable price. Since then, THIEAUDIO has made several technological innovations, reintroducing them into the Oracle series. The bass drivers have been updated to enhance sub-bass presence. Tuning has also been modified based on customer feedback over the past two years, delivering a more natural and engaging listening experience.

IMPACT2 Subwoofer System

The Oracle MKIII features THIEAUDIO's latest IMPACT2 subwoofer system. This 2-dynamic driver system, configured in an isobaric design, significantly enhances sub-bass quantity and texture. Thanks to IMPACT2, the Oracle MKIII's bass response is stronger, tighter, and better textured than its predecessors.

Professional Studio Tuning

Retaining its DNA, the Oracle MKIII continues its tuning profile as a real studio monitor. The bass is restricted to the sub-bass shelf, providing ample thump for drummers and bass guitarists, while keeping the mids flat and neutral. Instruments and vocals are perfectly positioned and layered, thanks to a neutral midrange and comprehensive 4-way crossover system. The treble has been smoothed compared to the Oracle MKII, addressing previous critiques. However, the Oracle MKIII still leverages 2 Sonion EST tweeters to deliver microdetails and upper treble extension.

4-Way Crossover + 3 Sound Tubes

Featuring a comprehensive 4-way crossover tuning system, the Oracle MKIII excels in layering, imaging, and instrument separation. THIEAUDIO’s passive crossover network and three independent sound bores for each driver type set the Oracle MKIII apart in the industry.

Updated Modular Cable System

The Oracle MKIII includes THIEAUDIO's latest modular cable system, allowing users to select their preferred plug type (4.4mm, 3.5mm, 2.5mm) for their devices.

About THIEAUDIO

From a nameless group of DIY enthusiasts to a globally acclaimed IEM brand, THIEAUDIO has pursued high-fidelity audio with remarkable dedication. Renowned for best-in-class tunings, superb technical performance, and budget-friendly pricing, THIEAUDIO has become a staple in audiophile communities worldwide. The brand aims to democratize high-quality audio, offering the best sounding solutions at affordable prices. Since its launch in 2019, THIEAUDIO’s innovative approach has influenced global earphone manufacturing. An international team of dedicated engineers from China and South Korea continues to push the boundaries of affordable audio excellence.

Frequency Response: 20Hz - 44kHz

Sensitivity: 99dB (±1dB) @1kHz

Crossover: Four-Way

Driver: Two Ultra-High Frequency Drivers, One High Frequency Driver, One Mid Frequency Driver, Two Low Frequency Drivers

Cable Connectors: 2-pin 0.78mm

Cable Termination: Modular Termination with 2.5mm,3.5mm,4.4mm Interchangeable plugs

Microphone: No

Warranty Period: 1 Year

Warranty Period: 1 Year from the date of Invoice
Covered: Manufacturing Defects Only
Warranty Form: https://www.theaudiostore.in/pages/warranty-claim-form

ThieAudio is a popular brand among audiophiles, known for its high-quality wired headphones and in-ear monitors (IEMs). They offer a wide range of models with varying sound signatures to suit different preferences. ThieAudio is also known for their premium cables and accessories for audio enthusiasts.

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Siddharth (Bhopal)
Oracle Mkiii : A Beautiful Sonic Nebula

This review is based on my experience with these IEMs for over a month. It represents what I personally look for in music and is entirely subjective. Most of my comparative points are drawn from my time with the FiiO FH7. Lastly, I’d like to thank The Audio Store team for their exceptional handholding during the selection process and for the super-fast delivery.
​Bass: Adaptable and Deep
The bass response is a girgit (chameleon); it changes color based on the track. It can sound natural and snappy or sustained and rumbly, exactly as the song demands. While the sub-bass extension is phenomenal, it does lack that mid-bass "impact" or "grumble" found in IEMs like my FiiO FH7.
• ​In "Stumblin’ In" by Cyril, the sub-bass extension is so deep you can actually feel the rumble at the back of your head!
• ​The placement is unique—it feels like the bass is located within a physical space rather than just being piped into your ear canal. For example, in "Everytime We Touch" by Cascada, it feels as if massive subwoofers have been placed in the back of the room. It’s a sensation I’ve never experienced in any other IEM.
• ​However, on "Angel" by Massive Attack, I do miss that constant "grumble" of the distorted bass guitar that my FH7 handles so well. The MKIII prioritizes a clean "tuck" over mid-bass grit. In my opinion, this is a trade-off: you lose some "growl," but you gain a lot of clarity in the vocals.
​Mids: A Dreamy Masterclass
If I had to use one word for the mids: dreamy. They are ethereal and highly detailed, shifting from an intimate whisper to a laid-back presentation effortlessly.
• ​In "Oh Dear" by Sophie Zelmani, the MKIII captures the "mystique" of her voice perfectly. Her whisper is so realistic it could almost make you feel uncomfortable (in a good way).
• ​On Chen Ning’s version of "Wonderful Tonight," the vocals have incredible authority without ever feeling "boxy" or "chesty." They feel natural and emotionally resonant. I’ve truly never heard this track expressed better; the emotion in the voice is captured perfectly.
​Highs: Effortless but Polished
The treble is extended and airy, though it leans toward a gentler, more "tamed" presentation. There is a sparkle there—likely due to the 6kHz boost—which provides great detail but might be a tiny bit sharp for the most sensitive ears.
​My only real gripe is the note weight in the treble. On Rock or Metal tracks like "Shoot to Thrill" or "Thunderstruck" by AC/DC, the guitar strikes lack that aggressive "bite" that gives me goosebumps on my FH7. On the MKIII, these tracks can feel a bit clinical. You still appreciate the incredible detail and the airy decay, but it’s a little lacking in excitement for certain genres. This seems to be the trade-off for that 3D stage; I’ve tried different PEQ settings, but you really can’t have both.
​Stage, Layering & Coherence: The Nebula
The soundstage on the Oracle MKIII is a true "surround sound" experience. While that term is often overused in marketing, here is what I actually mean: the presentation isn't a flat plane in front of you; it’s all around you. Instruments move diagonally with a sense of coherence that feels very natural. There is a "black space" between elements that provides a surreal, magical sense of separation.
​I describe the stage as a loose spherical nebula that surrounds you. It actually took me a while to get used to it; I was so accustomed to music being "in front" of me that I initially struggled to locate the vocals within this 360-degree space.
​Packaging & Accessories
To be blunt: the accessories are trash. You will almost certainly need to buy aftermarket eartips, as the included ones are hard and uncomfortable.
​Final Verdict
Where it matters—the sound—these are phenomenal. They have a rare ability to "get out of the way" and simply transport you into the performance. For me, that is the hallmark of a great IEM.

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