THIEAUDIO Clairvoyance MKII

The original Clairvoyance was a revolutionary tribrid IEM that reshaped the industry and established THIEAUDIO’s place on the global IEM market. It not only pioneered tribrid technology, it also defined a tuning signature that went on to become an industry standard.

After six years of innovation and refinement, THIEAUDIO presents the modern Clairvoyance: the Clairvoyance MKII. It is a 2DD + 5BA + 2EST nine-driver tribrid built on a modernised driver platform, with a comprehensive 4-way passive crossover and four independent sound tubes, all housed in a CNC-machined 316 stainless steel body with two faceplate options and a modular cable system.

A comprehensive 4-way crossover using 13 separate passive components and four sound tubes gives the MKII a highly resolving sound with a natural tonal signature.

The Clairvoyance MKII is built on a modernised driver platform. The latest generation of IMPACT², THIEAUDIO’s dual 8 mm isobaric subwoofer system, delivers tight and impactful sub-bass slam.

Four Knowles balanced armature drivers maximise midrange resolution while giving vocals and instruments a natural timbre. A separate, latest-generation Knowles mid-treble driver adds vocal bite and presence and refines the imaging, and THIEAUDIO’s dual Sonion electrostatic ultra-tweeters deliver exceptional ultra-treble extension for a truly lifelike soundstage.

The Clairvoyance MKII builds on its much-loved sound signature with a more modern tuning preference. A 9 dB sub-bass shelf was carefully shaped to deliver powerful kick drums and robust bass guitar notes.

From 200 Hz to 1 kHz, a natural midrange with a precise 2 dB slope adds warmth and depth to the fundamentals of vocals and instruments while keeping clarity and separation. The treble peaks at 3 kHz to account for the natural acoustic transfer function of the human pinna, then decays smoothly in line with the modern preference target, with ultra-treble extended to 40 kHz for added air and sparkle.

The Guilloché faceplate features intricate, precision-cut and polished diamond-like guilloché patterns that shimmer under the light. It takes a complex multi-step process: mirror-polished stainless steel blocks are cut with a micro guilloché technique and then gently repolished. The result is an IEM that looks and feels as premium as it sounds.

For a more professional design without the ornamentation, the Studio faceplate is solid satin-finished stainless steel with bevelled edges, understated yet refined to the touch.