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title: "RHA T20 IEMs (Gen. 2): DualCoil HiFi Noise Isolating Stainless Steel in-Ear Headphones with Tuning Filters"
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# Hi-Res DualCoil Drivers 16-40kHz Frequency Range Stainless Steel Build RHA T20 IEMs (Gen. 2): DualCoil HiFi Noise Isolating Stainless Steel in-Ear Headphones with Tuning Filters

**Brand:** rha
**Price:** € 0.36
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## Summary

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- **What is this?** RHA T20 IEMs (Gen. 2): DualCoil HiFi Noise Isolating Stainless Steel in-Ear Headphones with Tuning Filters by rha
- **How much does it cost?** € 0.36 with free shipping
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## Best For

- rha enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted rha brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Durable Design:** Crafted from stainless steel for longevity and style.
- • **Noise Isolation:** Immerse yourself in your music with superior noise isolation.
- • **Customizable Sound:** Includes tuning filters to tailor your listening experience.
- • **Unmatched Audio Quality:** Experience audiophile-grade sound with RHA's DualCoil technology.
- • **Wide Frequency Spectrum:** Enjoy a stunning frequency response from 16Hz to 40kHz for every note.

## Overview

The RHA T20 IEMs (Gen. 2) are high-fidelity in-ear headphones featuring DualCoil dynamic drivers, a wide frequency response of 16-40,000Hz, and a robust stainless steel construction, designed for audiophiles seeking customizable sound and exceptional noise isolation.

## Description

The T20 is a high resolution audio in-ear headphone with mouldable over-ear hooks for lasting comfort. The DualCoil™ dynamic driver features 2 independent voice coils, each responsible for producing part of the frequency range for refined, high-resolution audio with included tuning filters for increased depth or boosted highs. Included Comply foam ear tips provide military-grade noise isolation by reducing twice the amount of background noise as regular ear tips.The T20 is covered by RHA's industry leading 3 year warranty and backed by our 5 star customer service team. Please be advised that RHA's manufacturer warranty is only valid on purchases from authorised retailers, including  and RHA directly.Key FeaturesRHA's revolutionary DualCoilTM Dynamic DriversChangeable tuning filters (Bass, Treble & Reference) for tuned audioInjection moulded 303F grade Stainless Steel ergonomic housings with patent pending, mouldable over-ear hooksJapan Audio Society certified Hi-Res audio (16 - 40,000 Hz.)3 Year RHA manufacturers warranty included when purchased from RHA or  directlyWhat's in the Box?1x T20 In-Ear Headphones6x Silicone Dual Density Ear Tips (S/M/L)2x Silicone Double Flange Ear Tips (S/L)2x ComplyTM Foam ear tips (M)1x Stainless Steel Ear Tip Holder3x Tuning Filters (Bass, Treble & Reference)1x Stainless Steel Tuning Filter Holder1x Clothing Clip1x Premium Carry Case1x T20 User Guide

## Features

- RHA's revolutionary Hi-Res DualCoil Dynamic Drivers produce audiophile-quality audio
- Frequency response - 16 – 40,000Hz

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    my mind conjures simple words like "big, " "expansive
  

*by C***G on Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2016*

Let me just preface this review with the fact that everything you've heard about these headphones, both the positive and negative, is all true.Yes, these are very powerful headphones.  When I listen to my music on these (thus far classical and electronica), my mind conjures simple words like "big," "expansive," and "fun."  As somebody else pointed out, the sound stage gets better with higher volume as opposed to distorting.  And speaking of volume, you're not going to max it out unless you already have damaged hearing to begin with.Yes, the frequency range is very balanced.  Not Sennheiser HD 600 or Audio Technica ATH-M50x neutral, but the frequencies are all evenly there from 16hz to 22khz and *at least* 15khz, which is the top of my hearing range anyway.  The claim is that these go to 40khz, which doesn't make a lot of sense to me because the maximum range of human hearing is about 22khz.  Were these headphones made for dolphins?Anyway, the separation between the bass, mids and treble is extremely clean.  While the bass has the ability to get boomy at times, it never drowns out the higher frequencies.  I don't need to use any equalizer presettings or the bass or treble filters that come with these headphones.  The headphones are perfect "out of the box."Yes, these are heavy.  They're very, very heavy.  I would feel safe jogging in a dangerous neighborhood at night because if I'm ever attacked I can swing them at my attacker and probably commit manslaughter in the process.  And about the stainless steel, is that design decision wholly necessary?  My suspicion is that low-weight plastic would have been perfectly fine, and that the stainless steel was utilized solely to communicate that "These are big heavy sounding headphones with big big sound RARRRHHH!!!"Yes, the cord is very heavy.  You know that clip and neck sleeve that you've seen come with other in-ear headphones and which you may have ignored?  Yeah, you're gonna need those here.  The cable is so heavy that if you don't use them it's going to swing all over the place, slamming violently into your body, objects around the house, small children, etc.  You will grow used to the neck sleeve and clipping the wire to your shirt.  It will become habit.Yes, the cord is very long.  I use a twist tie to bunch it up.  Otherwise I can only assume these headphones were intended for giraffes.  Giraffes with the frequency-hearing range of dolphins.Yes, that over-the-ear loop is super annoying at first.  The good news here is that there's a method for dealing with this.  Aim the headphones forward, then bring the loop around your ear and insert the headphones.  You will grow acclimated to this action until it's really not a big deal anymore.  The other good news is that with this technique, along with the neck sleeve and the clip, the resulting ensemble is a secure and snug fit perfectly adequate for exercise.  However, I can't comment on the impact of sweat since I'm not a huge sweater myself.The passive noise isolation is "quite good."  The isolation gets promoted to "very quite good" if you use Comply foam eartips.  Combined with the music you will not hear any screaming children, construction, oncoming trucks, etc.But still, all of this means that these are not at all what I would call "casual listening" headphones. They're overkill for your regular podcasts (unless you need noise isolation, of course), and if you need to insert and remove them frequently frustration will set in.  For casual listening I just use Apple earpods, which aren't amazing and obviously have no noise isolation, but they're totally fine for normal circumstances.  The T20i headphones are for when you want to block out the world and enjoy the bloody hell out of your music.  If you're a sound head, you will get used to the nuisances surrounding these headphones, and you will like them, because at $250 it's exceedingly unlikely you're going to find a better and bigger sound elsewhere.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Flagship Audiophile sound at a budget price.
  

*by O***N on Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2015*

I was introduced to the RHA line by the excellent MA750.  For $120, it presrented a very enjoyable experience, with a powerful sub bass that added fun and punch to the music without interfering with the rest of the audio spectrum.  Solid build and a 3 year warranty added to the excellent package.The T20 is another league however.  All new driver technology resides in the molded stainless steel oval shaped earpieces.  Three screw on acoustic filters are provided to fine tune the sound to your liking.Using the provided small double flange silicon tips provided me the best seal and the phones are extremely comfortable despite their weight, more comfortable than the 750.  Perhaps the larger venting of the dynamic driver provides for a feeling of pressure in the ear canals.  These can easily be worn for hours.Out of the box, the phones sounded rather aggressive with a treble bite and a restrained bottom end, rather disappointing actually.  I've never been a big believer in burn in, but figured I had nothing to lose, so let them play for a few hours without listening.A dramatic change in sound.  The bass became powerful and full and the top end settled in, still providing clarity and sparkle but now with no harshness or sibilance.  I had been using the bass filters initially to try to bring out some semblance of bass.  I now found the sound very full with an emphasis on mid to mid-upper bass that, while enjoyable, was definitely north of neutral.  I decided to again try the reference filter.  Perfection.  The bass remains powerful and deep.  Mid bass and above takes a step back and the bass extension now sounds even deeper, rendering even synthesized low bass with clarity and detail.Mids are just right to my ears.  Clarity, layering and detail are all in abundance.  Plenty of resolution and separation are there, allowing individual voices and instruments to easily be heard.  Very nice on all vocals.  The upper end is in line with the mids.  Again, with the reference filter, extension really shines.  Cymbals and high hats some through with clarity and natural decay.  No harshness or sibilance, just sparkle and air.  This is probably the biggest improvement over the 750, which could get a little congested and lacked ultimate extension.I did not try the treble filters, as I felt the timbre and balance was nearly perfect to me.Again a three year warranty is provided.  The cables are permanently attached, but are thick and sturdy with excellent strain relief.  I can't imagine them ever developing a problem.  Memory wire, which is quite stiff, is built in to mold the cable around the ears for an over ear fit.  The memory effect is very strong and that portion of the wire is very stiff. A little work is required to mold these into perfect fit, but once obtained it will remain that way and make the phones feel almost weightless despite their heft.While the 240 dollar price isn't cheap, the T20 still play well above their price tag.  Exquisite sound, comfort, build quality, and warranty combine to make an extremely attractive package.  Improvements in sound quality with higher priced phones will be incremental at best, largely a matter of taste, and at a high price with diminishing return on the dollar.  Very impressive, I would be very satisfied with these at double the price, although I probably wouldn't invest that much in IEM's.  With the quality of sound provided by the T20 at this price, there is no need to.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
    Was lange währt
  
  

*by L***S on Reviewed in Germany on June 6, 2018*

Ich habe die In Ears jetzt seit Dezember 2017 und der Einstieg in die RHA Klangwelt verlief zunächst recht ernüchternd. Vorab - die Verarbeitungsqualität und die Haptik ist traumhaft. Schon alleine deswegen will man diese In Ears nicht mehr missen.Das geschnürte Paket ist klasse, und die Beilagen samt Klangfiltern überzeugen mich.Allerdings, und ich bin froh, dass ich mir mit der Bewertung Zeit gelassen habe, war ich beim erstmaligen Hören mit den RHAs ziemlich enttäuscht. Ich habe irgendwann die passenden Ohrstöpsel gefunden und die zunächst flach klingenden RHAs wurden immer besser. Den Quervergleich habe ich mit den Soundmagic E10, 1more Tripple Driver und Beyerdynamic idx 200 ie gemacht.Zunächst habe ich mit Skepsis die andere Art der Kabelführung (übers Ohr) betrachtet. Mittlerweile muss ich jedoch sagen, der Sitz damit ist perfekt und auch für draußen perfekt geeignet. Da verrutscht nichts und das Sounderlebnis bleibt damit unverändert.Sounderebnis - erst nachdem ich die richtigen Passstücke verwendet habe, konnten sie soundtechnisch zu den anderen aufschließen. Die RHAs sind was den oberen Mittenbereich betrifft recht zickig. Diese sind übertrieben angehoben und können ganz schön nerven. Hört man sich dann etwas wie Whitney Houston etc. an, wünscht man sich sofort einen Equalizer. Mit diesem habe ich es dann geschafft, das Klangbild ausgewogener und die oberen Mitten unaufdringlicher zu gestalten. Jetzt war ich endlich soweit, mal lauter zu hören (die RHAs sind recht laut) und die Filter zu testen. Den Höhenfilter habe ich sofort aussortiert. Ich schwanke immer zwischen dem Referenz- und dem Bassfilter. Letzterer erzeugt übrigens kein unnatürliches Basserlebnis. Er gibt eben das etwas mehr, was man z.B. bei älteren Aufnahmen z.B. aus den 80er vermisst. Bei aktuellen Titeln würde ich eher den Referenzfilter verwenden. Jedenfalls was mir sofort aufgefallen ist, dass die RHAs eine wirklich große Bühne erzeugen oder anders ausgedrückt - es klingt für in ears recht groß und räumlich. Das ist schon faszinierend. Zudem wirken sie recht analytisch, pfeffern die Musik beeindruckend plastisch und direkt um die Ohren des Hörers. Empfehle sich hier mal  "The Time Machine" von Jean Michel Jarre anzuhören. Klar traumhaft analytisch und mit viel Druck wird man von dem Bassgewitter erschüttert. Das hat schon was. Dennoch will ich nicht verschweigen, dass sie eher zu hart-klingend tendieren. Das fällt schnell auf, wenn man sie mit den wärmeren und erstklassigen idx 200ie von beyerdynamic vergleicht. Stimmen klingen da einfach natürlicher und angenehmer, die für mich auch die besten Allrounder meiner InEars sind - aber bedingt durch ihre Bauart sitzen sie nicht immer so perfekt wie die RHA es tun. Heute klingen die RHAs aber auch besser als zu Beginn. Das mag auch an der Einspielzeit liegen, die gefühlt da ist, aber technisch wohl nicht belegt werden kann. Ich bin mir da nicht sicher. Kann ich sie empfehlen  - unbedingt. Ich betreibe sie u.a. auch an einem Huaweii Mate 10 Pro. Dort spielen sie laut und mit den entsprechenden Voreinstellungen klingen sie super. Ich möchte sie auch nicht mehr missen. Sie sind besser als die deutlich preiswerteren aber unglaublich guten Soundmagic E10, liegen gleichauf mit den 1more und knapp hinter den beyerdynamic. Es hängt aber auch manchmal vom verwendeten Musikmaterial ab. Charts, Trance, Hip Hop sind auf den RHA genial. Da kann man ihnen kaum etwas vormachen. Wer jedoch mehr Wert auf wärmere Klangbilder wert legt, sollte z.b. die beyerdynamic mal ins Auge fassen, die das deutlich besser können. Allerdings ist das schon Meckern auf wirklich hohem Niveau. Wer jedes Detail heraushören will, sollte sich die 1more anschauen. Mit ihren BA Treibern holen sie immer ein Stück mehr raus als die Konkurrenten.For the RHA guys who might read this - the RHA T20 are great in ears. Their Sound is very rich and crispy. The building quality and the idea with sound tuning filters are amazing.  But I had to modify the Sound Settings because the higher mids can be sometimes pretty annoying. I think this higher-mid peak is too much. You don't wanna hear Whitney Houston and some female artists with Standard Settings if you love your ears. ;) But I'm pretty happy with this in ears  that gives you a perfect seal and a very spatial  and vibrant sound. They work great with smartphones. Highly recommended.Edit: 04.12.2018 Mittlerweile liegen die T20 knapp hinter den Beyerdynamics, die etwas sanfter und audiophiler klingen. Bei elektronischer Musik können die T20 manchmal die bessere Wahl sein. Bei allem andere bevorzuge ich die idx200 ie. Das ist aber schon "Meckern" auf hohem Niveau. Nachdem ich mir die Pioneer SE-CH9T aufgrund der Empfehlungen vom Hifi-Forum gegönnt habe (Super Empfehlung), habe ich meiner Tochter die Soundmagic E10 vererbt. Preislich top und dafür ein absoluter Spasshörer. Aber klanglich können sie dann letztendlich mit meinen teureren In-Ears nicht mehr mithalten. Letzter in dieser Reihe ist der 1more Triple Driver, der bei mir mal ganz vorne lag und für den Preis <100 Eure wirklich sein Geld wert ist. Aber man entwickelt sich weiter und bei den letzten Vergleichen fällt einem dann doch das ein oder andere auf. Der Bass ist mir eine Spur zu schwammig und in den Höhen nehme ich eine leichte Schärfe wahr. Das ist jetzt nicht weltbewegend, aber vergleicht man mit der Konkurrenz fällt es halt auf. Zudem haben sie von allen die kleinste Bühne. Es entsteht kein wirklicher Raum. Sie separieren die Quellen zwar sehr schön, aber vergleicht man sie schon nur mit dem Pioneer, wird einem die "Enge" der Darstellung bewusst. Gegenüber den RHA T20 ist das schon teils ernüchternd. "War of the World - The new Generation"  von Jeff Wayne klingt über die T20 unfassbar gut (auch besser als mit den idx 200ie). Man glaubt nicht mehr, dass man nur ein paar Ohrstöpsel verwendet, wenn "Eve of the War" los donnert... Vielleicht geht's im hochpreisigen Segment noch besser, aber das ist mir die Investition nicht mehr wert. Die Qualitätszuwächse sind fraglich...Update 12.08.19Ich habe die RHA-T20 jetzt mit INAIRS AIR2 (9.99€) bestückt. Die sitzen besser als die Originalstöpsel, dichten besser ab und nehmen den RHA die Härte - ich kanns nur jedem wärmstens emofehlen. Die T20 sind mittlerweile klar meine besten Inears.

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