Overture releases Harmonyk and Oktave, locally-crafted audiophile earphones on a budget

With a goal of providing high-quality audio devices for the masses, Overture a new Philippine-based audio brand released the Harmonyk and Oktave earbuds.

Oktave

Both the Harmonyk and Oktave are also made out of high-quality materials with good specs despite the budget price tag.

Harmonyk

Locally made audiophile-grade earbuds for the masses

Metal faceplate

The earbuds are using a lightweight EMX-type plastic shell to house the drivers, 15.4 mm bass drivers (Harmonyk)/vocal analysis (Oktave) dynamic drivers with metal faceplate, thick 1.2m 4-core twisted TPE copper cables in black (Harmonyk) and red (Oktave), gold-tone crown slider, handmade wooden splitters from Taytay, Rizal, and gold-plated 3.5mm straight plug.

Gold-tone crown slider

Handmade wooden splitters from Taytay, Rizal

Gold-plated plug

The makers of Overture said that the Harmonyk is an all-rounder earbuds that should be great for most listeners. It comes with U-shaped sound signature which provides enough bass and treble while not drowning out vocals and instruments. 

On the other hand, the Oktave comes with a bright-sounding signature designed for listeners who loves vocals and details.

Based on our brief audition time, both the Harmonyk and Oktave are easy to drive. The Harmonyk packs a lot of details even if it is a bit heavy on the bass part. The Oktave still comes with the body and a bit of bass even if it is a bright sounding pair.

Inside the box

Those who will purchase the Overture earbuds will receive a carrying case, 2 pairs of foams (full and donut), and stickers.

Price and availability

Overture's Harmonyk and Oktave earbuds are both priced at PHP 1,200 only with FREE shipping.

To order, visit their Facebook page by clicking this link.

Quite interesting right? Stay tuned for our full review!