Perhaps more known for the single-DD wonder - MiM Dark Magician, the company in question has also launched another single-DD model which is notably cheaper (about $160) yet arguably better build quality. Introducing the Tigerism Octave, a full-metal shell IEM with, you guessed it, tiger stripe designs on the faceplates. The very next thing you'll notice is how insanely THICC the stock cable is. The finishing and overall quality on both of these frankly put many mid-tier priced IEMs to shame. Admire the striped design -chef's kiss- Tigerism Octave, not sure if that is the serial number Sound quality Lows The lows are most certainly going to be the make or break portion of this IEM, because they are tuned to sound natural but sacrifices some detail in the process. What this means is that slower paced tracks sound great but faster tracks may not sound as clean as a multi-BA set up for example. The lows are meaty, with very good extension from subbass to midbass before a gentle