SIVGA
Lyrebird
SIVGA launches Lyrebird quad-driver hybrid in-ears
The Lyrebird is a new hybrid in-ear monitor built around four drivers per earpiece. SIVGA lists the model at $164 through its official store. Public demos were scheduled for CanJam London 2026 on 18-19 July 2026.
Georg S. Kuklick
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SIVGA has launched the Lyrebird, a quad-driver hybrid in-ear monitor. The model launched on 15 July 2026 and costs $164 through SIVGA's official store. Each earpiece uses four driver types, headed by a 10mm dynamic driver.
The hybrid array combines the 10mm dynamic driver with a balanced-armature driver, a micro-planar driver and a 9.2mm multilayer piezoelectric ceramic driver. SIVGA gives the Lyrebird an impedance rating of 14Ω±15% at 1kHz and sensitivity of 108±3dB at 1kHz. Total harmonic distortion is rated at no more than 1% at 1kHz.
The Lyrebird uses CNC aviation-grade aluminium alloy housings with stabilised wood faceplates. The earphones use a 0.78mm 2-pin detachable cable connection and ship with a 4.4mm balanced plug. The included hybrid cable measures 120±10cm.
SIVGA supplies the Lyrebird with an ergonomic over-ear fit, a Crazy Horse leather carrying case and seven pairs of ear tips across two types. The model was scheduled for CanJam London 2026 demos on 18-19 July 2026.
Key specifications
Driver | Quad-driver hybrid per side |
|---|---|
Configuration | 10mm DD + BA + micro planar + 9.2mm piezoelectric ceramic |
Impedance | 14Ω±15% @1kHz |
Sensitivity | 108±3dB @1kHz |
Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
THD | ≤ 1% @ 1kHz |
Connector | 0.78mm 2-pin detachable |
Plug | 4.4mm balanced |
Cable | 120±10cm hybrid cable |
Cable conductors | 30-core Furukawa OFC + 10-core silver-plated copper + 10-core enameled gold-plated silver-copper |
Housing | CNC aviation aluminum alloy |
Faceplate | Stabilized wood |
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