Jomo Audio
Headphones
Best Known For
Headphones
/
In-Ear-Monitor (IEM)
Used Products
0
 Available
Average Price
$1,001-$2,500
Brand Popularity
815
 of 900+
Products Listed
13
Review Count
9
Founding Year
2015
Headquarters
Singapore
Jomo Audio
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What's unique about the brand

Jomo Audio is a hifi brand that pioneered several innovative IEM technologies, including 3D-printed medical-grade titanium shells, and early electrostatic hybrid designs with micro-transformers.

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S100 Cappuccino UIEM

  • Position: The entry-level line designed for affordability and efficient performance with low-powered sources.
  • Description: Features a 10mm dynamic driver with a liquid crystal polymer diaphragm and a double harmonic acoustic chamber, offering reliable sound reproduction from mobile and compact devices. Compared to higher-priced models like the Nautilus or GT600, it has a simpler design and fewer driver innovations, making it ideal for users on a budget with modest space and functionality needs.

Nautilus

  • Position: The mid-range model combining artistic design with innovative acoustic technology.
  • Description: Offers a gold-plated brass shell with mother-of-pearl inlays and an advanced driver setup that blends planar, dynamic, and bone conduction drivers to deliver balanced sound. Unlike the entry-level S100 that uses a single dynamic driver, it incorporates more complex acoustic drivers and design details, yet remains less technically intricate than flagship models like the GT600 or Alpha Ti.

Impulse Ti

  • Position: The high-performance IEM crafted for detailed and immersive audio experiences.
  • Description: Integrates dual dynamic drivers with custom titanium diaphragms, six balanced armature drivers, and a ceramic piezoelectric driver to achieve precise bass control and clarity. In comparison to the simpler Nautilus and S100, its enhanced driver combination offers improved accuracy, while its setup is less elaborate than the flagship GT600 and Alpha Ti.

GT600 Gran Tourer UIEM

  • Position: The flagship premium model with a robust 12-driver electro-acoustic design inspired by motorsport.
  • Description: Uses a mix of electrostatic, balanced armature, and Tesla-powered dynamic drivers housed in a forged carbon fiber shell to deliver a dynamic and spacious sound signature. While it boasts more advanced materials and a higher driver count than the Impulse Ti or Nautilus, its complexity positions it just below the ultra-premium Alpha Ti.

Alpha Ti LE UIEM

  • Position: The ultra-premium model defined by its 3D printed titanium construction and meticulous craftsmanship.
  • Description: Uses selective laser melting to produce a medical-grade titanium shell with a polished mirror finish, paired with a sophisticated driver configuration that includes Foster dynamic drivers, balanced armatures, and a multi-layer ceramic piezo driver for full spectrum performance. Compared to all other models—from the S100 and Nautilus through to the Impulse Ti and GT600—it delivers the highest level of technological sophistication and build quality.
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