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The T20 Wireless combines several signature RHA technologies in an exceptional, tunable in-ear monitor. The headphone is built around RHA's DualCoil driver, engineered for unparalleled precision and immersion.

Included Cables

Supporting 12 hours playback, aptX streaming, universal device compatibility and MMCX connections

Braided oxygen-free copper with a universal 3.5mm connection excels both at transmitting audio and resisting wear over time.

Key Features

High-Resolution DualCoil™ Drivers

The DualCoil™ driver is a major upgrade of the standard dynamic driver, with an additional voice coil and custom diaphragm. This configuration delivers equal focus to bass, mid and treble frequencies. The DualCoil™ produces music with both power and depth, allowing for true-to-life audio without distortion.

Listen Your Way

Modify the sound signature of your audio with swappable tuning filters. Bass filters add extra-power to hip hop or EDM anthems. Treble filters heighten details in acoustic or classical recordings. For original sound as the artist intended use Reference filters.

Wired or Wireless

Listen wherever you are and whatever you’re doing. The T20 Wireless has both a 3.5 mm connection for high-resolution audio and a flexible Bluetooth neckband. Compatible with high-fidelity aptX™ codec and a 12-hour battery life; our contoured silicone neckband enables you to enjoy high-quality audio on the go.

Built for Lasting Comfort

Distinctive and refined, the stainless-steel T20 Wireless in-ear monitors were designed to fit without fatigue. With a shape achieved using injection moulding, the housings block external noise sources for complete immersion.

Disclaimer : RHA sent us the RHA T20 free of charge for the purpose of the review. We don’t need to send it back as far as I know.

RHA

I quite like RHA. Not only have they been putting great new products on the market but they all are really nice people. I have met several of them during shows and even the ones I have only emailed with are always very helpful and friendly. I get the feeling they all sincerely stand behind their products and that just shows in everything they do.

I was a bit surprised to see RHA release the T20 so soon after the T10 so the T20 must be something special, right?

T20

Before reading this T20 review I really suggest you check out our T10 review first so you get a better idea where RHA is coming from, it will make everything a lot clearer reading this T20 article. The new T20 goes for $239.95USD so we’re no longer in a budget territory.

If I remember well I had mixed feelings about the T10 back when I reviewed it. While build quality and fit were perfectly fine the T10s were always on the bass heavier side. I have to say I haven’t used them since the review, which mostly is a good indicator if I really like a product or not. That being said, the T10 –to me– was the best IEM in their line-up even if bass was always a bit on the leaner side. Some loved it, some hated it. But isn’t that always the case?

The T20, just like the T10 has a metal injection moulded, stainless steel construction and it uses interchangeable tuning filters to EQ the sound to your liking. The T20’s non removable cable is a multicore, reinforced, oxygen-free copper cable with gold plated connection. I quite like the cable: it’s “friction noise free” and the patent pending, mouldable over-ear hooks make it stay perfectly over and in your ears. I have a fairly small head and ears and the “hooks” could have been a bit smaller but they do work great. I was also pleasantly surprised to see RHA gives you a three year warranty.

The T20 also is High-Res Audio certified as it conforms to Hi-Res Audio standards as defined by Japan Audio Society. When you buy the T20 it will come in a very pretty box which will contain the T20 in-ear headphone, the tuning filters with their holder, a whole bunch of tips, a carry case and a clothing clip. Not bad at all but they do are $239,95 so that explains a lot. The 39g weighing T20’s sensitivity is 90dB and they have an impedance of 16Ohm. That makes them fairly easy to drive. The “old” T10 uses a regular dynamic driver while the new T20 switched to a new DualCoil™ dynamic driver. According to RHA the DualCoil™ dynamic driver technology is capable of outperforming conventional drivers in levels of resolution, clarity and detail.

DualCoil™ Technology (for the tech readers)

The majority of in-ear headphone dynamic drivers feature a solid magnet surrounded by a single copper-clad aluminium voice coil. The voice coil is attached to a diaphragm, a thin, stiff membrane that covers the surface of the driver, at an apex. An electric audio signal is sent to the voice coil, generating an electromagnetic field; this magnetic field reacts with the constant magnetic field of the magnet to move the voicecoil back and forth. The movement of the voice coil manipulates the diaphragm to generate sound waves at different frequencies.

The DualCoil™ dynamic driver technology in the T20 and T20i features a micro annular, or ring magnet. The central void in the magnet allows the addition of a second copper-clad aluminium voice coil. The two coils are positioned in concentric formation with the magnet, one internally and one externally. Both coils are attached to a specially engineered diaphragm that features an additional apex. The audio signal is separated when it reaches the driver housing, splitting it into two sets of frequencies – bass/lower midtones and upper midtones and treble frequencies. Each signal is directed to one of the voice coils, the upper half of the frequency range to the outer coil and lower half to the inner coil. The coils operate independently, each with their own electromagnetic field reacting to the magnet’s static magnetic field. Due to the additional apex, the voice coils are able to manipulate the different areas of the diaphragm to generate sound waves.

Build quality &Comfort

This is where RHA scores big in my book, especially with the T-Series. The metal injection moulded units look gorgeous and their finish is superb. All the accessories from the carrying case to the filters and the filter holder have top notch build quality. And I just love the metal 3.5 plug with the spring strain relief system, everyone should do that.

The latest RHA’s are tiny and extremely comfortable, probably because of the moulding process. 85% of all universal monitors do not fit me and that sucks. Lately however I have been feeling quite lucky as the Rockjaw Alfa Genus V1 & V2, LMUE AD01, RHA T10 and Trinity Delta – all smaller designs – fit perfectly. I can easily listen to the RHA IEMs for several hours without my ears getting itchy or before they start hurting. Great job!