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Unique Melody
Website:https://www.uniquemelody.org/
Est. year: 2007
Location: China
Unique Melody is a Chinese producer of universal and custom-fit in-ear monitors based in Zhuhai, Guangdong. It began by reshelling other brands' monitors before moving to its own custom designs, and today sells multi-driver IEMs internationally, from lower-priced hybrids to multi-thousand models.
Range & what it's known for
The current range runs from the 3DT and Stardust through the Mirage, the MEST family (MEST MKII, Fortune, Jet Black) and the Maven and Maven Pro up to the Mentor V3+, Pentara, Red Halo FE and several Mason variants. Earlier names include the Miracle, Merlin, Maestro and Martian. The company was among the early makers of hybrid IEMs pairing dynamic and balanced armature drivers, and its ME.1 used a planar magnetic driver inside an in-ear shell. It also offers the Umbral, a full-size headphone, and has made region-specific models such as the Japan-only Maverick II, Mavis II, Mason II and Macbeth.
Who owns it and where it's made
The founders came from the hearing aid industry, bringing experience with custom ear moulds, ear anatomy and balanced armature drivers. One of them started by remoulding broken monitors for colleagues, and the side job grew into a full-time workshop. Design and production remain in China, and the company keeps bilingual staff for contact with Western buyers.
The lineup in this catalog
In-ear monitors. Those in this catalog cost from roughly USD 500 to above USD 2,000, while in the UK the full maker range goes from about GBP 349 to GBP 6,799.
Who it's for
Buyers who want a universal or custom monitor with several driver types in one shell. The 3DT or Stardust are what most buyers try first, the MEST line is the middle ground, and the Mason and Red Halo models sit at the top for those ready to spend on a flagship-class custom fit.
Range & what it's known for
The current range runs from the 3DT and Stardust through the Mirage, the MEST family (MEST MKII, Fortune, Jet Black) and the Maven and Maven Pro up to the Mentor V3+, Pentara, Red Halo FE and several Mason variants. Earlier names include the Miracle, Merlin, Maestro and Martian. The company was among the early makers of hybrid IEMs pairing dynamic and balanced armature drivers, and its ME.1 used a planar magnetic driver inside an in-ear shell. It also offers the Umbral, a full-size headphone, and has made region-specific models such as the Japan-only Maverick II, Mavis II, Mason II and Macbeth.
Who owns it and where it's made
The founders came from the hearing aid industry, bringing experience with custom ear moulds, ear anatomy and balanced armature drivers. One of them started by remoulding broken monitors for colleagues, and the side job grew into a full-time workshop. Design and production remain in China, and the company keeps bilingual staff for contact with Western buyers.
The lineup in this catalog
In-ear monitors. Those in this catalog cost from roughly USD 500 to above USD 2,000, while in the UK the full maker range goes from about GBP 349 to GBP 6,799.
Who it's for
Buyers who want a universal or custom monitor with several driver types in one shell. The 3DT or Stardust are what most buyers try first, the MEST line is the middle ground, and the Mason and Red Halo models sit at the top for those ready to spend on a flagship-class custom fit.
