Below are excerpts from the review: The midrange is where the Janus stood out to me. The mids are articulated with good detail and resolution, whilst also emphasizing female vocals. This emphasis on vocals gave acoustic ballads a euphoric and relaxing feel. Additionally, individual strums from acoustic guitars and individual piano keys were well articulated and played back with good texture and nuance. I found that the Janus worked best in large arrangements composed of live instrumental recordings. The upper mids are presented with good air and resolution. Percussive wind instruments were played back with good articulation, and female vocals…

E2023 Janus3 evaluation excerpt： The Janus3 features a classic agreeable, middle-of-the-road sound with a natural timbre and average technicalities without major flaws. In terms of richness, they are more on the lean side but without any stridence, which adds some articulation to the overall sound. Although the shells are small, the drivers are reasonably large (10 mm, compare to Sennheiser IE900’s/IE 600’s 7 mm), and hence produce some decent heft at the low end. Sub-bass extension is excellent, an annoying midbass hump is missing, and the lower end can develop a good punch and impact… it all depends on insertion…

Janus 3（E2023）evaluation excerpt：： I used my usual set of sources for my review. The sub-bass has good rumble and punch, when listening to songs like waltz by sunny it had awesome sub-bass rumble and punch. The mid-bass too doesn’t stay far behind and it too has a good amount of bite and body which goes very well with the sub-bass. The mid-bass does occasionally bleeds into the mids. Depending on the genre of songs you listen too you might like this or not. The Mids as usual in harman is slightly recessed behind everyone else. The Male vocals sits behind…