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Review: Geek Wold GK100 – Drivermadness

Mahir Efe Falay by Mahir Efe Falay
18 June 2023
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Review: Geek Wold GK100 – Drivermadness

Thanks to Geek Wold and HifiGO for providing Geek Wold GK100 for review purposes.

The midrange and treble frequencies in particular are where the Geek Wold GK100 earphones shine, earning them a reputation for having a highly detailed sound signature. They deliver a clean, detailed sound that works well with a wide range of musical genres thanks to good instrument and vocal separation. The bass is reproduced with precision and under control, generating low frequencies that are powerful without being overbearing. The treble is clean and distinct, and it has a reasonable amount of extension without being overly sibilant or harsh. The overall sound signature can be described as being natural and well-balanced, with a minor emphasis placed on the frequencies that fall between the middle and the high ranges. Audiophiles who are looking for an alternative that delivers a sound characteristic that is detailed and well-balanced are advised to give consideration to the Geek Wold GK100.

TL:DR__

Pros:

Detailed playback

Natural and balanced

Almost excellent at midrange

Perfect 3D imaging

Modular cable

Cons:

Power dependant

Treble sensitive unfriendly

Thin notal weight

Source picky

Company Overview 

There is very little information available about the the brand

Technical Specifications

  • Form: IEM
  • Drivers: 3+2+4
    • Dual-balanced armature drivers, three dynamic drivers, and four piezoelectric ceramics on each side.
  • Impedance (Ohm): 17
  • Sensitivity (dB): 105
  • Removable Cable: Yes with modular structure
  • Source Jack: Modular, contains all the mms available
  • Cup/Shell Jack: 2 Pin

Cable 

8 Strands 6N Single Crystal Copper Silver-Plated. As a reviewer, I think the Geek World GK100 cable is well-made and of high quality. The cable is made of high-quality materials that are strong and flexible, so it can stand up to daily use without getting tangled.

Comfort 

The Geek World GK100 is comfortable enough for me to listen to music for long periods of time. The earpieces are made so that they fit securely and comfortably in the ear canal.. The earphones are comfortable overall, and the fact that they are made of light materials makes them even more so. The GK100’s design also helps block out noise, making it easier to listen to music without being distracted by the outside world.

Geek Wold GK100 Sound

The overall sound signature can be described as being natural and well-balanced, with a focus on clarity and detail. Layering and all the other technicalities improve with power. The bass is present but not overpowering, while the midrange and treble are both clear and articulate. Additionally, the soundstage is spacious and allows for a sense of depth and separation between instruments.  

Bass

The Geek Wold GK100 is a powerful and strong bass with a clear and controlled low-end response. It has a nice thump and rumble, making it perfect for bass-heavy styles like hip-hop or electronic. It finds a good balance between power and control, so the bass stays tight and clear and the listening experience improves. These before all with the help of its 4.4mm plug 😉

Midrange

The GK100 really shines in the midrange frequencies, where it gives a clear and interesting sound. The midrange is clear and sharp, so voices and instruments can stand out. The GK100 does a good job of capturing the warmth of acoustic guitars, the passion in a singer’s voice, and the subtle differences between different instruments. The midrange performance keeps all of the subtlety and complexity of the music, giving the listening experience more depth and realism.

Treble

The high end of the Geek World GK100 is clean, clear, and extended. It gives the sound a sparkle and lightness that makes it feel more lively and exciting (than some find enough). The high-pitched sounds are clear and not too harsh or sibilant. It sounds like a good mix of things. It lets you hear the subtleties of cymbals, strings, and high-frequency sounds clearly and accurately. The treble performance of the GK100 adds to the overall sense of space and depth of the soundstage, making music listening more immersive.

Comparison

vs GK10: Smooth jazz is where GK100 truly excels. The first layer of sound carries a swelling richness in the upper mids, lower treble, and extensions, surpassing even the striking layering of its predecessor, GK10. The 3D imaging is flawlessly rendered, creating a perfect auditory landscape. While the basses now possess greater impact, their timbre remains neutral to bright, playing a less dramatic role compared to GK10

Where to Buy

  • Hifigo 

Conclusion 

Overall, the Geek Wold GK100 showcases impressive bass impact, detailed midrange reproduction, and clean treble extension. These three sections work together harmoniously to deliver a highly detailed and well-balanced sound signature. The GK100 offers a captivating audio experience across the entire frequency spectrum.

Frequency Graph on the courtesy of Baskingshark
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