Kinera Celest Wyvern Pro 10MM DIAMETER LCP LIQUID CRYSTAL DIAPHRAGM DD

Shell Design
Wyvern, a foundational deity in Chinese mythology, known as Feilong or Huanglong, occupies a prominent place in the pantheon. Born from the union of Mao Du and Yu Jia, Wyvern initially resided in the celestial realm, orchestrating the creation of the earthly realm while birthing the revered phoenix and mystical unicorn. The captivating essence of Wyvern lies in its nine heads, each bearing distinct countenances and hues, adorned with scales and mighty wings alongside four colossal claws. This divine entity wields the elements, breathing forth fire, summoning wind and rain. In its aerial and subterranean flights, it conjures forth thunder and lightning, asserting dominion over the elemental forces between the firmament and the terrestrial realm. Ancient legends narrate Huangdi, during the era of Pangu, harnessing Wyvern's might to vanquish the martial deity ChiYou and vanquish the colossal Kua Fu. Notably, Wyvern lent its cosmic might to trace the course of rivers with its tail, aiding Yu the Great in mastering floodwaters. Collaborating with Yu the Great, it employed iron chains to ensnare the aquatic behemoth Buzhiqi, thus attaining esteemed recognition and lofty prestige within the mythos.

10mm Diameter Dynamic Driver
The Wyvern is outfitted with a 10mm diameter dynamic driver featuring an LCP (Liquid Crystal Polymer) diaphragm. The diaphragm is meticulously crafted from a novel polymer material—liquid crystal polymer—renowned for its attributes of lightweight construction, rapid frequency response, minimal distortion, and exceptional reliability. This innovative diaphragm material significantly enhances sound resolution and separation, mitigating non-linear and harmonic distortions. It aptly reproduces the human voice with precision, seamlessly interlinking sonic elements for a natural audio continuum. Consequently, the earphone attains heightened resolution, superior transient performance, and enhanced high-frequency detail reproduction