Vision Ears VE PRO Custom In-Ear Monitors

VE PRO

The VE PRO is a hybrid model with 4 drivers that takes performance and sound to the next level.  Designed for those who seek a more refined and articulate listening experience, this model introduces a carefully tuned balance between power and precision.

At its core, the dynamic driver (DD) delivers a solid and slightly emphasized low end - deep and impactful but always controlled, never overshadowing the clarity of the mix. The midrange is expressive and textured, delivering natural warmth and depth to vocals and instruments. Highs are precise and airy, adding brilliance without harshness. The 4-way crossover allows the different frequency ranges to be reproduced with even greater differentiation - at the same time, the sound stage opens up further, creating an even better stereo image.

"With its dynamic sound and perfect balance of warmth, precision and control, the VE PRO is an ideal all-rounder for all musicians and audiophiles who want to take their In-Ear experience to the next level." - Marcel Schoenen, Managing Director & Founder

Technical insights

The VE PRO is designed as a hybrid system and combines BA drivers with a dynamic driver. This combination of both technologies makes it possible to utilize the advantages of both driver types: the powerful and natural bass reproduction of the dynamic driver and the precision of BA drivers.

In-ears use different driver technologies to produce sound. Two of the most common types are balanced armature drivers (BA) and dynamic drivers (DD). Both have their own strengths and sound different depending on the intended use and sound design.

BA drivers are compact, precise drivers that are particularly efficient at reproducing certain frequency ranges clearly and with great detail. They are therefore often used in multi-way driver setups, where one or more BA drivers are specialized for a specific frequency range (e.g. highs, mids or lows).

Dynamic drivers work in a similar way as speakers: they use a diaphragm that is set in motion by a spool and a magnet. This technology ensures a very natural and powerful reproduction, especially in the bass range. Dynamic drivers usually sound warmer and fuller than BA drivers and give the bass a special sound.

As a special 4-driver hybrid system, the VE PRO uses a dynamic driver for the bass range in addition to the BA drivers. The combination of these two driver technologies gives the VE PRO its unique sound. 

Pressure Relief Valve (PRV)

To achieve the full sound potential of the dynamic driver, the VE PRO requires a pressure relief valve (PRV), which enables the necessary pressure balancing in the shell. This PRV is integrated into the faceplate of every VE PRO, regardless of the design selected.

Why do dynamic drivers need a vent for pressure compensation?

Dynamic drivers work on the principle of a small speaker: a diaphragm is set in motion by a spool, which generates sound waves. This movement creates air pressure inside the shell. If this pressure cannot escape, a so-called pressure build-up occurs, which restricts the freedom of movement of the membrane. This leads to several problems such as reduced bass reproduction or an unnatural sound.

To prevent this and ensure the full sound of the dynamic driver, a small vent (PRV) is integrated into the faceplate. This ensures pressure compensation, allowing excess air to escape without making the sound audible to the outside.

Accessories

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Your Custom Line In-Ears come with the following accessories:

• Cable with standard 2-pin connection (140 cm) and 3.5 mm jack
• Adapter 3.5 mm - 6.3 mm
• Cable clip
• Cable strap
• Cleaning cloth
• Cleaning spray
• Cerumen pen
• Drying capsules
• Aluminum case of your choice

Specifications

• Driver configuration
  • 4-way system with 4 drivers (Hybrid: BA + DD)
    
    • 1x Bass (DD)
      
    • 1x Bass / mids driver (BA)
      
    • 1x Mids / highs driver (BA)
      
    • 1x Highs driver (BA)
• Impedance 6.8 Ohm (at 1 kHz)
• Frequency 10 Hz - 20 kHz