These new IEMs, set to debut at CanJam Singapore on April 5, 2025, push the envelope in sound precision, craftsmanship, and design, with pre-orders opening on March 25.

Noble Audio claims that the Shogun isn’t just an IEM—it’s a statement piece. Crafted with 13 drivers per earpiece, the company says the model promises a finely tuned blend of power, detail, and artistry. The hybrid configuration is extensive and consists of a 10mm composite diaphragm dynamic driver designed for authoritative, controlled bass, while two bone-conduction drivers are said to enhance spatial perception and immersion. No less than six balanced armature drivers reportedly refine mid and high frequencies, and four electrostatic units are included to deliver exceptional transient response and micro-detail.

The Shogun’s 3D-printed resin shell is inspired by the Gusoku armour of the Tokugawa Shogunate, blending traditional craftsmanship with modern engineering. Noble Audio says that the spirit of the samurai is at the heart of its design, brought to life through intricate spray-painting techniques that aim to replicate the fine textures and layered depth of Domaru-style armour. The golden Oni mask at its centre symbolises strength and precision, while Menuki-inspired geometric accents echo the artistry of traditional katana hilts.

Beneath its intricate exterior, the company says the acoustic chamber is engineered to optimise frequency response for a balanced and dynamic listening experience that takes the listener deep into the heart of their music.

Also launching at CanJam Singapore is the Agis II, an evolution of a Noble classic. Noble Audio says the Agis II refines its hybrid technology with an eight-driver array designed for improved imaging, depth, and a more expansive soundstage.

According to the company, this model is engineered for audiophiles, musicians, and professional users seeking a balance of clarity, power, and precision. Each earpiece contains two Sonion balanced armature drivers for deep, well-defined bass, two Knowles balanced armature drivers to deliver natural and detailed mids, and two Sonion EST drivers to extend high-frequency response—a pair of Sonion bone-conduction drivers round out this well-specified model.

The Agis II’s housing is crafted from black resin with an art faceplate, and its cable is an 8-core design with switchable plug terminations, giving users greater connectivity flexibility.

Both models will be available for pre-order via Noble Audio direct and select retailers worldwide. The Shogun is priced at US$3,900 / £3,900 / €3,900, while the Agis II will sell for US$1,799 / £1,799 / €1,799.  

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