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  • 12:49

    TinHiFi T6 - Another 1DD+1PL, Yes Please

    2,4 mil visualizacionesfeb 2026

    The reviewer finds the Tin HiFi T6 to be a solid sub-$100 hybrid IEM with a dynamic driver and planar driver, offering excellent resolution and detail, especially for gaming. However, the tuning is criticized for being too bright and planar-sounding, and the swappable nozzles are seen as a less effective solution than a well-tuned single nozzle or PEQ. The reviewer concludes that with EQ, it could be a killer set, but as-is, it needs adjustment to sound more natural.

    Producto reseñadoTinHifi T677
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  • 8:15

    SIVGA SM100 - Tiny, but Mighty Nice

    2,1 mil visualizacionesene 2026

    The reviewer finds the SIVGA SM100 to be a well-built, comfortable, and compact IEM with a clean, open sound and good imaging, especially for gaming. However, they note that the tuning has some treble peaks and a slightly thin mid-bass, which can be improved with a small EQ adjustment to make it sound more expensive. Overall, it's a solid value at $49, but not perfect out of the box.

    Producto reseñadoSivga SM10063
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  • 11:08

    Punch Audio Portazo - Tough Shoes Too Fill

    1,7 mil visualizacionesene 2026

    The reviewer finds the Portazo to be a competent but underwhelming follow-up to the Martillo, with a solid bass shelf but lacking the clarity and cohesion of its predecessor. The bass lingers too long, the crossover between the dynamic driver and planar is not well integrated, and it doesn't stand out among similarly tuned, cheaper competitors. Overall, it sounds good but fails to meet the high expectations set by the Martillo.

    Producto reseñadoPunch Audio Portazo76
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  • 10:09

    NiceHCK Tears - First Surprise of 2026

    4,6 mil visualizacionesene 2026

    The reviewer is highly impressed with the NICEHCK TEARS, calling it a standout budget IEM that delivers surprisingly engaging vocals, clean sound, and excellent treble extension for its $28-29 price. They recommend using the provided PEQ preset or the USB-C version to get the best performance, and note it excels as a gaming set as well.

    Producto reseñadoNICEHCK TEARS78
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  • 7:40

    GK Kunten - $10 Zenith? Nope, but Kinda Fun

    9 mil visualizacionesene 2026

    The reviewer finds the GK Kunten to be a fun and affordable set, but not a direct successor to the Zenith. It has a more forward, energetic tuning with excessive upper-mid presence that causes graininess and shoutiness, though EQ can improve it significantly. Overall, it's a good value but not the same quality as the Zenith.

    Producto reseñadoGK KUNTEN66
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  • 11:41

    SIVGA Nightingale Pro - The Better Nightingale

    1,6 mil visualizacionesdic 2025

    The reviewer finds the Sivga Nightingale Pro a more generally appealing retune of the original, with a mid-centric, thick, and rich sound that is comfortable and well-built. However, they note it lacks the technicalities of other planars, with reduced dynamics and a relaxed treble that can sound truncated, and they criticize the reliance on wide-bore tips to compensate. Overall, they see it as a colored, niche tuning that will appeal to some but not to those seeking neutrality or high technical performance.

    Producto reseñadoSivga Nightingale PRO75
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  • 16:01

    7Hz x Crinacle: Diablo - The One I Was Waiting For

    8,7 mil visualizacionesnov 2025

    The reviewer praises the 7Hz x Crinacle Diablo as an affordable planar IEM that delivers a heavy, fun bass shelf without sacrificing clarity or technical performance. They find it comfortable, well-built, and versatile across genres, though they note the bass can be overwhelming and the stock cable lacks a balanced option. Overall, they consider it a successful execution of a bass-heavy planar that competes well above its price point.

    Producto reseñado7HZ x Crinacle: Diablo66
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  • 7:19

    ZiiGaat x Hangout.Audio:Odyssey 2 - Better or Better off with the Original?

    2,5 mil visualizacionesoct 2025

    The reviewer finds the Odyssey 2's retuned tuning to be a mixed bag. While the intention to tame the original's spicy treble is sound, the changes create a thinner, brighter sound that scales poorly with volume, losing the original's resolving and layered character. The reviewer ultimately prefers the original Odyssey, though acknowledges the new version may appeal to those who listen at lower volumes.

    Producto reseñadoZIIGAAT x Hangout.Audio: Odyssey 268
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  • 6:47

    SIVGA M300 - Wooden Shells, Airy Sound

    2,7 mil visualizacionesoct 2025

    The reviewer finds the SIVGA M300 flathead earbuds to have a pleasing, neutral tuning with a focus on vocal clarity and airy treble extension, housed in attractive ebony wood shells. They appreciate the build quality and balanced sound, though they note the sub-bass is lacking and may require EQ or a warmer source for more rumble. Overall, they consider it a well-executed earbud with a natural, open sound.

    Producto reseñadoSivga M30073
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  • 13:43

    LETSHUOER S12 Ultra - The One Planar for Most People, but for Me?

    6,7 mil visualizacionesoct 2025

    The reviewer finds the Letshuoer S12 Ultra to be a well-tuned, smooth, and generally appealing planar IEM that sits between the S08 and S12 Pro, offering a safer, less bright sound that most people will prefer. However, for the reviewer personally, it lacks the transparency, dynamics, and open soundstage of the S12 2024, making it a good but not perfect choice for their tastes.

    Producto reseñadoLetshuoer S12 Ultra83
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  • 10:41

    KZ Taurus - Vocal Focused 2DD

    2 mil visualizacionesago 2025

    The reviewer finds the KZ Taurus to be a well-tuned, vocal-focused dual dynamic driver IEM that stands out from recent KZ releases due to its neutral-bright signature. It offers good sound quality for its price, but its forward upper mids require lower volume to avoid harshness and to preserve bass warmth, and its soundstage is typical for the price point.

    Producto reseñadoKZ Taurus71
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  • 12:28

    Tanchjim Nora - Back to the Roots

    4,6 mil visualizacionesago 2025

    The reviewer finds the Tanchjim Nora to be a return to the brand's roots, offering a well-tuned single dynamic driver in a comfortable, vented shell without extra features like switches or DSP. The sound leans towards a U-shape with a focus on female vocals, which are sharp and energetic, though this can make smoother vocals sound overly sharp and the bass less consistent. Overall, it's a good set for those who prioritize female vocals and gaming, but it has some tonal inconsistencies.

    Producto reseñadoTanchjim Nora71
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  • 19:30

    DUNU Vulkan 2 - 8 Driver (2DD+6BA) Hybrid

    1,5 mil visualizacionesago 2025

    The reviewer finds the DUNU Vulkan 2 to be a well-built, mid-forward hybrid IEM with a neutral tuning that excels in vocal clarity and resolution, but it lacks bass impact and treble sparkle, making it genre-limited and source-dependent. It is compared favorably to the legendary EJ07, offering a slightly sharper and more energetic presentation, though it doesn't surpass it overall.

    Producto reseñadoDUNU Vulkan 253
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  • 11:09

    KZ Gale - Entry Level Gaming IEM

    12,3 mil visualizacionesjul 2025

    The reviewer finds the KZ Gale to be a decent entry-level single dynamic driver IEM, but notes that its analog tuning leans more toward music than gaming. He strongly recommends the DSP cable version for gaming, as the standard tuning has a bass shelf that clouds imaging and a relaxed treble that misses some cues. He considers it a sidegrade from other KZ single dynamic drivers and still prefers the Libra X for gaming.

    Producto reseñadoKZ Gale66
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  • 8:13

    KZ Krio - Finally, APP SUPPORT!

    12 mil visualizacionesmay 2025

    The reviewer finds the KZ Krio to be a fun, energetic true wireless earbud that continues KZ's signature bass-heavy tuning, but the main new feature is app support, which was previously missing from KZ's TWS lineup. The app adds useful controls like sound modes, bass boost, and button remapping, though it lacks a custom EQ. Overall, it's a solid upgrade for those wanting KZ's sound with modern app functionality.

    Producto reseñadoKZ Krio62
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  • 19:04

    Lime Ears Maris - All the Tricks

    1,2 mil visualizacionesmay 2025

    The reviewer finds the Lime Ears Maris to be a well-tuned, weighty and deep-sounding IEM that aligns closely with their personal preferences, offering a unique layered presentation with strong bass impact and dimensional mids. They praise its ability to handle various genres and its visceral bone-conduction effect, though they note it is best enjoyed at higher volumes.

    Producto reseñadoLime Ears MarisAún sin puntuar
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  • 10:01

    NF ACOUS NA20 - The Newest in the Music Series

    889 visualizacionesmay 2025

    The reviewer finds the NF ACOUS NA20 to be a well-executed low-volume listening set, with a warmer and more relaxed tuning compared to the professional NM20, while retaining the brand's vocal-centric clarity. The bass and treble boosts are designed to balance out at lower volumes, making it musical and enjoyable for long sessions, though it requires listening at the intended volume to sound its best.

    Producto reseñadoNF ACOUS NA2078
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  • 12:39

    Ramble On..KZ AM16

    12 mil visualizacionesmay 2025

    The reviewer gives a positive first impression of the KZ AM16, highlighting its fun, musical tuning with a thicker, fuller sound compared to the more technical and bright Variations. They note the AM16 is a return to KZ's roots with a more relaxed treble and present midbass, making it a good all-BA option for fans at an affordable price, though it requires higher volume to shine.

    Producto reseñadoKZ AM1674
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  • 21:30

    Letshuoer DX1 - New Fancy Driver, Same Stunning Vocals

    3 mil visualizacionesabr 2025

    The reviewer finds the LETSHUOER DX1 to be a well-built single dynamic driver IEM with a natural, vocal-focused tuning that is fatigue-free and sibilance-free. While it excels in delivering clear and natural mids, the bass shelf is slightly too elevated for the reviewer's taste, and it lacks the technical capability of pricier LETSHUOER models like the Cadenza 4 or Mystic 8. Overall, it's a very good vocal set for fans of relaxed, mid-centric sound, but not a technical powerhouse.

    Producto reseñadoLETSHUOER DX173
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  • 21:40

    CrinEar Project Meta - Congrats to the lucky 999

    3,3 mil visualizacionesmar 2025

    The reviewer praises the Project Meta as a well-tuned, engaging hybrid IEM that offers great value, though it requires proper fit and sufficient volume to sound balanced. They compare it to the Dusk, noting the Dusk is technically superior but the Meta has a more generally appealing tuning. The reviewer recommends it for those whose preferences align with its balanced sound signature.

    Producto reseñadoCRINEAR Project Meta77
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  • 16:47

    Yanyin Canon Pro - Legend Returns with 1+6 Configuration

    1,8 mil visualizacionesmar 2025

    The reviewer finds the Yanyin Canon Pro to be a technically capable hybrid IEM with a clean, detailed, and balanced-armature-forward sound, particularly suited for those who prefer a mid-bass tuck and forward vocals. However, they note that the $400 price is a significant hurdle, especially when compared to the similar but cheaper Odyssey, making it a niche recommendation for BA enthusiasts rather than a safe all-rounder.

    Producto reseñadoYanyin Canon Pro78
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  • 9:46

    KZ Carol Pro - Now with LDAC!

    16,7 mil visualizacionesmar 2025

    The reviewer compares the KZ Carol Pro to the original Carol, noting the Pro adds LDAC support and a new charging case with a green LED logo. The sound signature is very similar, with a slight treble reduction and a bit more bass presence, making it a refined version of the original. The reviewer recommends the Pro for Android users who can benefit from LDAC, while noting it's not a major upgrade for Apple users.

    Producto reseñadoKZ Carol70
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  • 9:16

    ND ND-Planet - Planet-sized Beryllium Plated DD

    5 mil visualizacionesmar 2025

    The reviewer finds the ND Planet to be a decent but not standout budget IEM. It has a heavy bass shelf and relaxed, thicker mids with a rolled-off treble, making it safe for treble-sensitive listeners but volume-limiting due to an early ear gain peak. The reviewer suggests it is mislabeled as Harman-tuned and would appeal more to those who dislike typical V-shaped or Harman 2019 signatures.

    Producto reseñadoND PLANET65
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  • 19:59

    EPZ P50 - Sign of Things to Come

    4,7 mil visualizacionesfeb 2025

    The reviewer praises the EPZ P50 as a well-tuned and affordable tribrid IEM, highlighting its balanced, vocal-centric sound that avoids the harshness of similar sets. They consider it a strong value at around $80, close to a 'trifecta' of price, tuning, and performance, and predict this driver configuration will become popular in 2025.

    Producto reseñadoEPZ P50Aún sin puntuar
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  • 12:05

    Apevoix Grit - Affordable Tribrid with Bone Conduction

    1,7 mil visualizacionesene 2025

    The reviewer finds the Apevoix Grit to be a well-tuned, vocal-focused tribrid IEM that sounds enjoyable and natural at lower volumes, with a safe tuning that avoids harshness. However, it faces stiff competition at its $200 price point, and the bone conduction driver is less noticeable than in other sets, while the overall technical performance doesn't quite match rivals.

    Producto reseñadoApevoix GritAún sin puntuar
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  • 10:33

    KBEAR KB02 - Full Lower Range Bery DD + Bone Conduction

    5,3 mil visualizacionesene 2025

    The reviewer finds the KBEAR KB02 to be a surprisingly good budget IEM, describing it as a bass-focused set with clear, separated vocals that resembles an improved version of the BLON BL-03. They note the bone conduction driver adds a unique vibration and contributes to the vocal clarity, though they are uncertain about its exact implementation. Overall, they consider it a well-tuned, enjoyable set that exceeds expectations for its price.

    Producto reseñadoKBEar KB0266
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  • 21:57

    7Hz Timeless II - More Approachable, More Options

    4,5 mil visualizacionesene 2025

    The reviewer sees the 7Hz Timeless II as a refined, more approachable evolution of the original Timeless, offering four tuning nozzles to bridge technical and musical planar sounds. While not surpassing the original or the S12 2024 in raw performance, its versatility and options make it a compelling and unique choice, especially for those new to planar drivers. The reviewer personally prefers the Silver Bullet nozzle for its forward, detailed presentation.

    Producto reseñado7Hz Timeless II77
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  • 11:14

    BLON BL03 II - Let Music Burn

    4,8 mil visualizacionesene 2025

    The reviewer finds the BLON BL03 II to be a competent but divisive update to the original. While it addresses common complaints about the original's excessive bass and lack of treble, the tuning changes make it sound more generic and less unique, losing the magic that made the original special. It's a good budget set, but fans of the original may prefer the older model.

    Producto reseñadoBLON BL03 II78
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  • 20:06

    KZ Zenith - The Flagship DD

    15,5 mil visualizacionesene 2025

    The reviewer praises the KZ Zenith as a significant upgrade in KZ's single dynamic driver lineup, combining refined tuning with a more capable driver that offers better technical performance, imaging, and bass texture. They note it sounds balanced and smooth, with a useful bass adjustment switch, and see it as a good way to understand what more expensive single DD IEMs offer, though it may sound similar to cheaper KZ sets in less demanding material.

    Producto reseñadoKZ Zenith74
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  • 19:00

    KZ Sonata - 14BA and More Mids

    12,3 mil visualizacionesdic 2024

    The reviewer finds the KZ Sonata to be a mid-centric, neutral-sounding all-BA IEM that successfully reduces BA timbre and improves coherence compared to previous KZ sets. It has a large shell that may be uncomfortable for smaller ears, and its price is on the higher side, but the full BA bass driver and clean, resolving mids are notable strengths. The reviewer recommends it for those who prefer mid-focused tuning over V-shaped sound.

    Producto reseñadoKZ Sonata67
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  • 11:54

    Artti T10 Pro - Another Smooth Planar

    6,7 mil visualizacionesdic 2024

    The reviewer finds the Artti T10 Pro to be a well-built, comfortable planar IEM with a warm, dynamic-like tuning that avoids fatigue and planar timbre, but notes it is too sub-bass heavy, which masks detail and air. They suggest a simple tape mod to improve clarity and balance, and prefer its fit over the similar S08.

    Producto reseñadoARTTI T10 PRO64
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  • 20:39

    Ziigaat x HBB Arcadia - Basshead Leaning Hybrid? Yes, Please

    3,5 mil visualizacionesdic 2024

    The reviewer finds the Ziigaat x HBB Arcadia to be a well-executed basshead-leaning hybrid that maintains balance and control despite its heavy low-end tilt. It offers a unique L-shaped tuning with good clarity and separation, and works across many genres, though it requires a suitable source and volume to shine. The reviewer recommends it for those who enjoy a bass-forward sound with controlled mids and treble.

    Producto reseñadoZiigaat x HBB Arcadia56
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  • 6:54

    Kinera Celest Relentless - Delightful1+6 Hybrid

    1,9 mil visualizacionesnov 2024

    The reviewer finds the Kinera Celest Relentless to be a niche, low-volume hybrid IEM that successfully delivers a full frequency range and clear vocals at very low listening volumes, thanks to its unique tuning. However, it becomes shouty, thin, and nasal at higher volumes, making it unsuitable for medium or high volume listeners. The reviewer concludes it's a well-executed but very specific product for low-volume enthusiasts only.

    Producto reseñadoKinera Celest Relentless68
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  • 14:34

    CVJ Aria - Nicely Tuned More Mids Set

    1,8 mil visualizacionesnov 2024

    The reviewer praises the CVJ Aria for its unique tuning that emphasizes clear, open mids with a strategic bass shelf, offering a different sound signature at its price point. They appreciate the solid build, accessories, and modular cable, though they note it may not suit fans of heavy sub-bass or typical Harman-style tuning. Overall, they consider it a well-executed, fun mid-centric set with good value.

    Producto reseñadoCVJ Aria55
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  • 11:40

    EPZ Q5 Pro and TP35 - Latest Upgrades from EPZ

    1,5 mil visualizacionesnov 2024

    The reviewer finds the EPZ Q5 Pro to be a refined version of the original Q5, with a more balanced and natural tuning that reduces the peakiness of its predecessor. It is positioned as a safe, vocal-focused single dynamic driver IEM with a comfortable small shell, though it doesn't radically stand out from other single dynamic drivers released this year. The reviewer prefers the Q5 Pro over the Q5 but notes that fans of the original may not see it as an upgrade.

    Producto reseñadoEPZ Q5 PRO73
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  • 11:26

    Tripowin x 0diBi: Vivace - Vibrant V-Shaped Fun

    3,7 mil visualizacionesoct 2024

    The reviewer finds the Tripowin x 0diBi Vivace to be a well-executed modern V-shaped IEM with a titanium-coated dynamic driver, offering a fun and engaging sound with boosted bass and treble while avoiding shoutiness. It's praised for its balanced tuning, build quality, and value at $29, though it's noted as a different flavor compared to the more relaxed Delta.

    Producto reseñadoTripowin x 0diBi Vivace77
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  • 21:09

    KZ PRX - The One

    23,6 mil visualizacionesoct 2024

    The reviewer concludes that the KZ PRX is the best KZ planar to date, with a significantly improved treble tuning that reduces harshness and noise, making it more natural and comfortable to listen to than previous PR models. It is a worthy upgrade for owners of PR1-3, but not for those with the S12, which remains superior. The main drawback is its lower sensitivity, requiring a more powerful source.

    Producto reseñadoKZ PRX77
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  • 7:48

    Soratune YI01 - Smooth 2DD

    1,6 mil visualizacionessept 2024

    The reviewer finds the Soratune YI01 to be a well-tuned dual dynamic driver IEM with a smooth, controlled shallow V signature. The bass is tight and complementary rather than overpowering, and the overall build and accessories are nice for the price. The main nitpick is a slight upper treble peak that can add brightness or color the mids, which the reviewer suggests EQing down for a fuller sound.

    Producto reseñadoSORATUNE YI0169
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  • 11:08

    EPZ K5 and M100 Liquid Silicone Tips

    1,8 mil visualizacionessept 2024

    The reviewer finds the EPZ K5 to be a well-tuned hybrid IEM with a balanced V-shaped signature, offering good resolution and a better balance between bass, mids, and treble compared to a similar competitor. However, the fit is critical, as a shallow fit makes it sound bright and shrill, and the included M100 liquid silicone tips did not work well for the reviewer on this particular set. Overall, the K5 is praised for its tuning and technical performance, though it requires a deep fit to sound its best.

    Producto reseñadoEPZ K558
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  • 9:22

    Kiwi Ears Canta and Allegro Mini - Complimentary Duo

    3,6 mil visualizacionessept 2024

    The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Canta to be a unique hybrid with a distinct dynamic driver bass and planar upper range, but notes the tuning is overly bright and vocal-forward, which can be fatiguing. They suggest pairing it with a warmer dongle like the Allegro Mini to tame the treble, and feel the vocal emphasis is pushed too far, sacrificing naturalness.

    Producto reseñadoKIWI EARS CANTA59
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  • 24:42

    ZiiGaat x Jays Audio ESTRELLA - 2DD + 4BA Superstar MOD Review

    5,3 mil visualizacionessept 2024

    The reviewer finds the ESTRELLA to be a well-built hybrid IEM with a unique driver combination that sounds more expensive than its price, but the stock tuning is too sub-bass heavy for his taste. He prefers the micropor tape mod, which balances the bass and reveals clearer mids and treble, though he notes a 5kHz peak that may bother sensitive listeners. Overall, he backs the claim that it sounds above its price point, but not as a 'killer' of more expensive sets.

    Producto reseñadoZIIGAAT x Jays Audio ESTRELLA71
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  • 9:52

    ARTTI R1 - Nice 1

    3,1 mil visualizacionesjul 2024

    The reviewer finds the ARTTI R1 to be a well-executed bass-heavy IEM that successfully balances a prominent low end with clear, forward vocals. It features a warm, U-shaped sound with good treble extension and a surprisingly spacious stage, though it requires adequate volume and power to perform at its best. Overall, it's a solid choice for bass lovers who also want vocal clarity.

    Producto reseñadoARTTI R167
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  • 6:37

    Juzear Butterfly 61T - Warm 1+6 Hybrid

    1,8 mil visualizacionesjul 2024

    The reviewer finds the Juzear Butterfly 61T to be a well-built, warm and smooth-sounding hybrid IEM with a safe, non-offensive tuning that prioritizes natural timbre and consistency over technicalities. However, it lacks the treble extension, detail, and staging that the reviewer personally prefers in a 1+6 hybrid at this price, making it a better fit for treble-sensitive listeners or those who value a natural, easygoing sound.

    Producto reseñadoJuzear Butterfly 61T70
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  • 14:22

    KZ AS10 Pro - 5BA Hires Edition

    5,8 mil visualizacionesjul 2024

    The reviewer finds the KZ AS10 Pro to be a very affordable 5-BA set with good driver quality, but criticizes its overly bright, treble-forward tuning that sacrifices naturalness and bass impact. He suggests it's a decent entry point for all-BA sound, but not an upgrade over other KZ BA sets, and recommends EQ to tame the treble and bring out the bass.

    Producto reseñadoKZ AS10 PRO64
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  • 16:32

    Meze Audio Alba - The White Pearl

    5,3 mil visualizacionesjun 2024

    The reviewer finds the Meze Audio Alba to be a well-tuned single dynamic driver IEM that deviates from typical Harman tuning by reducing sub-bass, adding mid-bass, and lowering upper mids, resulting in a more natural and refined sound. While the driver isn't the most detailed, the tuning and driver work well together, making it a great general-purpose set, though it may not satisfy bassheads.

    Producto reseñadoMeze Audio Alba80
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  • 7:27

    Kinera Celest Wyvern Abyss - New Shell, Same Solid Sound

    5,7 mil visualizacionesjun 2024

    The reviewer finds the Celest Wyvern Abyss to be essentially the same solid-sounding IEM as the original Wyvern, but with a more attractive dragon-scale shell and a much better cable. He praises its modified Harman tuning, which adds a bit of mid-bass and forward mids for a generally appealing, engaging sound, especially in the treble, making it a great value at its price point. He notes it's a solid, no-complaints set, though it can sound slightly shouty at higher volumes.

    Producto reseñadoCelest Wyvern Abyss71
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  • 9:08

    TWISTURA D-Major - Major Value?

    2,3 mil visualizacionesjun 2024

    The reviewer finds the Twistura D-Major to be a well-built, attractive IEM with a unique shell and useful accessories, but its tuning is highly volume-dependent, sounding best at low volumes. At higher volumes, the boosted upper mids and treble cause an unbalanced, thin sound and a smaller soundstage, making it hard to recommend over many competitors in the budget price range.

    Producto reseñadoTwistura D Major74
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  • 11:57

    TRN Medusa - Dangerous Beauty? No, but Very Nice, Sharp 1DD

    4,9 mil visualizacionesjun 2024

    The reviewer finds the TRN Medusa to be a visually striking and well-packaged single dynamic driver IEM that delivers a tight, fast, and energetic V-shaped sound, which they enjoy more than the similar TRN Conch. They note it has a sharp treble and slightly thin mids, but overall consider it a great value, especially when purchased on sale, and recommend it for those who prefer a more engaging, upper-range-focused tuning.

    Producto reseñadoTRN Medusa66
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  • 7:45

    KZ Merga - Affordable 2DD

    7,1 mil visualizacionesmay 2024

    The reviewer finds the KZ Merga to be a very bright, treble-heavy, V-shaped budget IEM that is similar to the KZ Vader HiRes but more intense and less balanced. It is a specialist set for listeners who prefer very low volumes, as it becomes uncomfortable and sharp at higher volumes. The reviewer prefers the Vader HiRes for its better treble balance and more general appeal, despite the Merga's lower price.

    Producto reseñadoKZ Merga60
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  • 15:18

    Elysian Acoustic Labs PILGRIM -Shiny on the Outside, Fun on the Inside

    5,8 mil visualizacionesmay 2024

    The reviewer finds the Elysian Pilgrim to be a well-built, fun-sounding hybrid IEM with a sub-bass-focused U-shaped tuning that is engaging and non-fatiguing. However, they note that the signature masks micro-details and textures, and the upper treble is quiet, which may not satisfy those seeking high resolution or airiness at this price point.

    Producto reseñadoElysian Acoustic Labs Pilgrim74
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  • 8:58

    EPZ Q1 Pro - Fast and Furious? No, Fast and Clean.

    3,4 mil visualizacionesabr 2024

    The reviewer finds the EPZ Q1 Pro to be a well-built, clean-sounding IEM with a Harman-like tuning, similar to the 7Hz Zero and Moondrop Chu. It offers a fast, resolving sound with lighter mid-bass and energetic upper mids, making it ideal for low-to-medium volume listening and gaming, though it lacks bass impact and can get spicy at high volumes. The reviewer considers it a strong value at around $30, with a good cable and build quality.

    Producto reseñadoEPZ Q1 PRO68
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  • 23:16

    LETSHUOER Cadenza 4 - 1+3 Hybrid for the Mids Fans

    5,3 mil visualizacionesmar 2024

    The reviewer praises the Letshuoer Cadenza 4 as a well-executed hybrid IEM that delivers controlled bass, clean mids, and natural treble extension, offering a balanced and engaging sound that scales well with better sources. They find it particularly enjoyable for a wide range of genres, though they suggest a slight bass EQ boost to add more body and depth. Overall, they consider it a strong performer in the $200 range, avoiding common pitfalls of that price bracket.

    Producto reseñadoLetshuoer Cadenza 474
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  • 17:39

    KZ Symphony - KZ's First Hybrid Planar

    9,5 mil visualizacionesmar 2024

    The reviewer finds the KZ Symphony's hybrid planar-dynamic design interesting but is disappointed by its bright, thin tuning that emphasizes planar timbre, similar to the PR3. They suggest using impedance adapters and foam tips to improve the sound, but overall they do not recommend it as a balanced or generally appealing set.

    Producto reseñadoKZ Symphony54
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  • 13:02

    QKZ x HBB Hades - I Like That Boom Boom Pow --BEP

    5,5 mil visualizacionesfeb 2024

    The reviewer finds the QKZ x HBB Hades to be an extreme bass-head IEM, delivering a massive 15dB bass shelf that dominates the sound, but it is tuned well to avoid muddiness or fatigue, with a decent soundstage and treble that doesn't get harsh. It is best suited for bass-heavy genres like rap, EDM, and R&B, and the reviewer considers it a successful execution of a bass-first tuning, though not for those who want neutral or mid-focused sound.

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  • 16:07

    Shozy P20 - I Can't Drive 55..I mean 14.5 😉

    2,7 mil visualizacionesene 2024

    The reviewer finds the Shozy P20 to be a well-built and unique-looking IEM with a powerful 14.5mm dynamic driver, but notes that it requires significant amplification and careful source matching to sound its best. The tuning is balanced with a slight treble emphasis, and while the bass is full and controlled, it lacks extreme sub-bass impact. Overall, it's a capable and enjoyable earphone for those willing to invest in proper gear, though it may not be worth the price for everyone.

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  • 10:29

    EPZ x Tipsy Star One - 1DD for Monitoring/Streaming...And I might be a bit tipsy -PH

    1,6 mil visualizacionesene 2024

    The reviewer finds the EPZ x Tipsy Star One to be a competent collaboration that blends EPZ's tuning with Tipsy's monitoring expertise, resulting in a bright, vocal-forward sound with a bass boost that flattens at lower volumes. It is well-suited for streaming and monitoring, but its higher price and less general-purpose tuning may not appeal to all music listeners.

    Producto reseñadoEPZ X TIPSY STAR ONE67
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  • 14:34

    LetShuoer S15 - Rico Suave

    2,9 mil visualizacionesdic 2023

    The reviewer finds the Letshuoer S15 to be a smooth and refined planar IEM that addresses the brightness of earlier models, but criticizes its $330 price as too high for the performance level, and notes that the bass can be intrusive and the treble too recessed, requiring higher volume and careful source pairing. Overall, it's a competent but not exceptional set that may appeal more to those prioritizing smoothness over planar detail.

    Producto reseñadoLetshuoer S1571
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  • 12:25

    Ziigaat Cinno - Your Chill 1+4 Hybrid. Relax and Enjoy

    2,5 mil visualizacionesdic 2023

    The reviewer describes the Ziigaat Cinno as a relaxed, warm-sounding 1+4 hybrid IEM with a reduced treble response that requires higher volume to fully engage. It is compared favorably to the Truthear Zero:Red for its non-fatiguing tuning, though it lacks upper treble air and detail. The bass is well-controlled and complements the mids, making it a good choice for treble-sensitive listeners.

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  • 9:26

    KZ PR3 - Lots of Trebles

    7 mil visualizacionesdic 2023

    The reviewer finds the KZ PR3 to be an intense, treble-heavy planar IEM that is technically improved but poorly tuned, requiring foam tips and very low volume to sound acceptable. It offers a large soundstage at low volumes but is fatiguing and thin, especially with silicone tips, and the reviewer suggests waiting for future revisions.

    Producto reseñadoKZ PR366
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  • 8:13

    Ziigaat Nuo - High Energy Fun

    3,8 mil visualizacionesdic 2023

    The reviewer finds the Ziigaat Nuo to be a fun, high-energy budget IEM with a V-shaped tuning and a boosted upper treble that creates an immersive, engaging soundstage. However, this brightness can become fatiguing on certain tracks, making it a polarizing choice that suits listeners who prefer energetic playback over a more neutral or relaxed signature.

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  • 15:59

    Nightjar Acoustics Singularity - Instant Crush? Nah, but others will Get Lucky

    2,2 mil visualizacionessept 2023

    The reviewer finds the Nightjar Acoustics Singularity to be a highly technical, bass-focused IEM that excels with EDM, particularly Daft Punk's Random Access Memories, but struggles with other genres due to a forward upper midrange and a fit that required foam tips. While acknowledging its impressive bass detail and craftsmanship, the reviewer ultimately found it too genre-specific and not worth the $1300 price for their preferences, leading them to move on.

    Producto reseñadoNightjar Acoustics SingularityAún sin puntuar
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  • 4:20

    CVJ Konoka - Quick Impression and Ideas for Feeling the Vibes

    3 mil visualizacionessept 2023

    The reviewer finds the CVJ Konoka's stock tuning too bright and harsh, which masks the vibration engine's effect, making it hard to enjoy both simultaneously. They suggest a simple mod (micropore tape on the nozzle and vent) to reduce treble and boost bass, which helps reveal the vibration, but the overall sound remains a V-shape. The shell is large and not the easiest to fit, though it is lightweight with a cool translucent design.

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  • 21:08

    Hidizs MP145 - All That and a Whale Tail

    6 mil visualizacionessept 2023

    The reviewer finds the Hidizs MP145 to be a highly appealing planar IEM that successfully blends a dynamic-driver-like, bassy tuning with the resolution and extension of a planar driver. It is praised for its fun, easy-going sound signature and value at $120, though the large shells and nozzles are a significant fit concern for smaller ears. The reviewer recommends experimenting with the included tips and using a good source to get the best experience.

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  • 11:24

    EPZ Q5 - 1DD with an Extra Side of Presence

    2 mil visualizacionesago 2023

    The reviewer finds the EPZ Q5 to be a well-built and generally appealing single dynamic driver IEM with a Harman-inspired tuning that adds extra mid-bass and a notable 5kHz peak. This peak adds presence and detail but can make the sound bright and thin, especially for listeners sensitive to that frequency. Overall, it's a likable, consumer-friendly set with good driver quality, though the 5kHz emphasis holds it back from being more impressive.

    Producto reseñadoEPZ Q566
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  • 12:41

    Tea Session #3: CCA Duo - Lean Gang Member

    1,6 mil visualizacionesago 2023

    The reviewer finds the CCA Duo to be a solid, clean-sounding IEM with good build and 3D-printed dual dynamic drivers, but criticizes CCA's marketing that compared it to the Truthear Zero Red, which hurt its reception. They see it as a good option for those wanting a neutral, detailed sound similar to sets like the Moondrop Aria Snow Edition, though not an endgame product.

    Producto reseñadoCCA Duo64
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  • 20:26

    Tripowin X HBB Kailua - Two Currents: Groove and Flow

    3,9 mil visualizacionesjul 2023

    The reviewer finds the Tripowin x HBB Kailua to be a well-executed dual dynamic driver earphone with a warm, groove-oriented sound that excels with male vocals and 70s-style music. It offers a balanced bassy presentation with good treble extension, though the fit is shallow and requires careful tip/cable selection. Overall, it's a natural, fun, and technically capable set that competes well in its price range.

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  • 6:00

    CVJ KE-S - $10 of Fun

    1,1 mil visualizacionesjun 2023

    The reviewer finds the CVJ KE-S to be a fun, bassy budget earphone that delivers decent value for $10, with a bright-leaning V-shaped tuning that brings vocals forward. However, the trade-off is a slightly crushed soundstage, sharp and nasal female vocals, and less sub-bass depth compared to a similar competitor, making it a good but not exceptional budget pick.

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  • 8:23

    Kiwi Ears Dolce - Taking the High Road

    2,6 mil visualizacionesjun 2023

    The reviewer finds the Kiwi Ears Dolce to be a well-built, comfortable budget IEM with a V-shaped tuning that emphasizes mid-bass and treble. This signature is fun and works well for certain genres and lower-volume listening, but the elevated mid-bass can muddy the sound and may not suit everyone. The reviewer suggests it's a preference-based choice, with the Cadenza being a safer, more neutral alternative.

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  • 4:27

    KBEAR Pecker - 1DD and 2BAss

    912 visualizacionesmay 2023

    The reviewer finds the KBEar Pecker to be a bassy, fun-sounding IEM with a decent build and an interesting cable with historical ties to KZ. However, the sound is marred by a large 8kHz peak that adds sibilance and an unnatural sharpness, and the treble drops off sharply, making the overall tuning inconsistent across tracks. The reviewer concludes it's okay for bass-focused listening but not great overall, especially given its price.

    Producto reseñadoKBEar Pecker50
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  • 16:23

    KZ x HBB PR2 - You've Been Heyday'd

    17,8 mil visualizacionesmay 2023

    The reviewer finds the KZ x HBB PR2 to be a well-tuned, affordable planar IEM that offers a more natural and accessible sound compared to its predecessor, the PR1 Pro. It retains the Heyday's smoother treble while adding a slight upper-mid emphasis, making it an easy entry point for newcomers to planar sound. However, it requires significant power to drive properly and may need tip rolling to achieve the best fit and bass response.

    Producto reseñadoKZ X HBB PR263
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  • 16:23

    KZ x HBB PR2 - You've Been Heyday'd

    17,8 mil visualizacionesmay 2023

    The reviewer finds the KZ x HBB PR2 to be a successful budget planar IEM, offering a full planar experience at $40 with a safer, more natural tuning than its predecessor. It is easier to listen to than the PR1 Pro, with a more neutral mid-bass and controlled treble, though it requires significant power and a good seal to sound its best. The reviewer recommends it for most people, especially first-time planar buyers, but notes that treble enthusiasts may still prefer the PR1 Pro.

    Producto reseñadoKZ PR264
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  • 21:33

    KZ D-Fi - Come for the Switches, Stay for the Tuning

    8,6 mil visualizacionesabr 2023

    The reviewer finds the KZ D-Fi to be a well-tuned and refined single dynamic driver IEM, praising its switchable tuning options and the successful combination of driver, shell, and tuning that finally delivers a clean, Harman-like sound. They note it lacks the traditional KZ bass-heavy signature, but consider it a strong value at its price, with minor nitpicks about mid-bass presence and the lowest switch setting. The reviewer is cautious about calling it an endgame due to KZ's frequent product releases.

    Producto reseñadoKZ D-Fi71
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  • 12:24

    KZ Ling Long - The Exquisite Micro Dynamic

    6,8 mil visualizacionesfeb 2023

    The reviewer finds the KZ Ling Long to be a surprisingly well-tuned and affordable bullet-style IEM, praising its balanced mids, sub-bass emphasis, and spacious imaging, which they feel outperforms its price point. They note it deviates from typical KZ tuning with a relaxed treble and reduced mid-bass, making it a unique and enjoyable listen, though it lacks resolution on busier tracks.

    Producto reseñadoKZ Ling Long65
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  • 9:03

    KZ ZAR - It's Zarrrific

    12,2 mil visualizacionesfeb 2023

    The reviewer sees the KZ ZAR as a refined, more relaxed take on the KZ ZAS, correcting some of the ZAS's early treble peak and delivering a very bass-heavy, smooth, and non-fatiguing sound. While it's a solid upgrade for bass lovers and treble-sensitive listeners, the heavy bass masks detail, the treble is too subdued, and the $80 price feels high for what it offers.

    Producto reseñadoKZ ZAR70
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  • 11:34

    TANGZU Wan'er S.G Review - Another Top Budget Performer

    8 mil visualizacionesdic 2022

    The reviewer finds the Tangzu Waner S.G to be a solid budget performer with a well-balanced tuning that sits between lean and bass-heavy competitors. The standout feature is its impressive soundstage for the price, which enhances the overall listening experience, though the mids are slightly forward for his taste. Overall, he considers it a great value at around $20.

    Producto reseñadoTangzu Waner S.G78
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  • 19:10

    KZ PR1 PRO - How KZ Got Its Groove Back

    11,1 mil visualizacionesnov 2022

    The reviewer concludes that the KZ PR1 Pro is a significant improvement over previous KZ planar models, offering a balanced V-shaped tuning that competes with more expensive planars like the S12 and Timeless at a much lower price. It serves as an excellent introduction to planar sound, though it lacks the last bit of detail and naturalness found in pricier competitors. The reviewer recommends it for those seeking an affordable planar experience.

    Producto reseñadoKZ PR1 Pro59
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  • 13:02

    Tripowin X HBB Olina SE - No Mods, All Queen Edition

    5,9 mil visualizacionesoct 2022

    The reviewer praises the Olina SE as a refined, ready-made version of the original Olina with its mods applied, delivering a balanced, mid-centric sound with excellent driver-tuning synergy. It retains the 'queen of dynamic drivers' status under $100, offering natural timbre, clear separation, and forgiving upper mids, though it's not for bass or treble heads.

    Producto reseñadoTripowin x HBB Olina SEAún sin puntuar
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  • 9:41

    HZsound Heart Mirror Pro - As Corey Hart said, just Dancin’ With My Mirror

    1,3 mil visualizacionesoct 2022

    The reviewer finds the Heart Mirror Pro to be a bass-heavy, fun-sounding IEM with a safe and popular tuning, but notes that it doesn't stand out from many similar sets on the market. The bass dominates the signature, causing recessed mids and a smaller soundstage, and the $79 price is considered high for the performance and included accessories. Overall, it's a likable but not exceptional set, better suited for bass lovers than those prioritizing clarity or imaging.

    Producto reseñadoHZSOUND Heart Mirror Pro65
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  • 11:17

    LETSHUOER D13 - Bass Commitment

    1,2 mil visualizacionessept 2022

    The reviewer finds the Letshuoer D13 to be a mixed bag, with a fun sub-bass rumble but a half-hearted tuning that leaves the mid-bass and mids lean and recessed. The soundstage is notably small, which detracts from the experience at this price point, and the overall tuning feels forced and not cohesive. While the build and included accessories are nice, the reviewer is not fully sold on the tuning or value.

    Producto reseñadoLetshuoer D1354
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  • 13:32

    7Hz x Crinacle: Salnotes Dioko - The Purple One...The 14.6mm planar earphone, not the singer.

    1,8 mil visualizacionesago 2022

    The reviewer finds the Dioko to be a well-tuned planar earphone that delivers the technical detail and resolution expected from planars, but with a more relaxed and easy-listening tuning compared to competitors like the Timeless. It offers great value at $99, though the lean mid-bass may not suit those who prefer a groovier sound. Overall, it's recommended for its clean mids, long-session comfort, and addictive planar quality.

    Producto reseñado7Hz x Crinacle: Salnotes Dioko62
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  • 18:10

    Moondrop Aria Snow Edition - Cool and Transparent like Ice

    2,1 mil visualizacionesjul 2022

    The reviewer finds the Moondrop Aria Snow Edition to be a leaner, cleaner, and more mid-focused version of the original Aria, with a colder and sharper sound that matches its icy theme. While the reduced bass may be too lean for some, the reviewer appreciates the option to add bass via tape over the vent, making it versatile. The mids are open and transparent but can expose driver limitations on complex tracks, and the overall tuning is engaging but slightly forward.

    Producto reseñadoMoondrop Aria Snow Edition69
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  • 23:32

    KZ ESX - Happy 10th Anniversary Relaxed Set

    3,5 mil visualizacionesjun 2022

    The reviewer finds the KZ ESX to be a solid, relaxed-sounding budget IEM that fixes several issues from previous KZ models, particularly in the treble and timbre. It has a bassy but reasonable V-shaped signature with good staging and separation for the price, though the elevated bass can hide some technicalities. The main criticism is the overwhelming number of similar KZ releases, making it hard to recommend this over others.

    Producto reseñadoKZ ESX57
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  • 4:42

    TINHifi T1S - Dark T1meS

    1,2 mil visualizacionesmay 2022

    The reviewer finds the Tin Hifi T1S to be a warm, dark-sounding IEM with a prominent mid-bass and recessed treble, making it non-fatiguing but lacking in engagement and dynamics. It is comfortable and lightweight, but the sound signature is too dark and polite, with a small soundstage and sluggish feel, making it only suitable for casual listening.

    Producto reseñadoTinHifi T1S43
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  • 18:07

    KZ EDA Trio Impressions - And the winner is..Hires

    3,7 mil visualizacionesabr 2022

    The reviewer examines the KZ EDA trio, which includes three differently tuned earphones in one package. He finds the concept interesting for hobbyists but notes the sets are too similar for beginners. Among the three, the high-res (green) version is his favorite for its better balance and resolution, while the bass version is his least favorite due to fatigue and poor tuning. The balanced version offers a good soundstage but still leans bright.

    Producto reseñadoKZ EDA59
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  • 13:02

    Thoughts On...KZ ZES

    3,4 mil visualizacionesmar 2022

    The reviewer finds the KZ ZES to be a decent budget earphone with a more controlled bass and natural mids compared to typical KZ tuning, but notes it falls short of the BL-03 due to a recessed midrange and an overly prominent upper treble that causes sibilance. The soundstage is praised as excellent for the price, though the overall tuning issues and odd treble timbre prevent a strong recommendation.

    Producto reseñadoKZ ZES63
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  • 15:07

    KZ X HBB DQ6S Hot Take

    7,4 mil visualizacionesene 2022

    The reviewer praises the KZ x HBB DQ6S as a significant improvement over the original DQ6 and even suggests it should be KZ's new flagship, highlighting its refined, relaxed tuning with clean mids, controlled bass, and smooth treble. He notes a minor issue with an energy peak in the upper frequencies but overall considers it a very successful collaboration.

    Producto reseñadoKZ x HBB DQ6S48
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  • 15:37

    CCA CRA - Got Treble?

    8,1 mil visualizacionesdic 2021

    The reviewer finds the CCA CRA to be a bass-heavy, U-shaped earphone with a bright, extended treble that provides an initial 'wow factor' but becomes fatiguing over longer listening sessions due to peaks in the upper treble. While the mids are detailed and the bass is fun, the overall balance is less natural than the sibling CCA CRN, which the reviewer prefers for its more relaxed tuning. The reviewer notes that the peakiness may not be noticeable to most listeners but is a significant issue for them.

    Producto reseñadoCCA CRA65
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  • 18:00

    KZ ZEX - Not your traditional KZ hybrid

    3,5 mil visualizacionesnov 2021

    The reviewer finds the KZ ZEX to be a departure from KZ's typical V-shaped sound, offering a more mid-centric and vocal-focused tuning with restrained bass and treble. While it's an interesting hybrid to try for KZ fans, it lacks the fun, engaging energy of other KZ models and has some coherence and staging issues, making it a mixed experience.

    Producto reseñadoKZ ZEX55
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  • 23:36

    Shuoer EJ07M - Goldilocks

    3 mil visualizacionesago 2021

    The reviewer purchased the LETSHUOER EJ07M and found it to be a high-end tribrid that exceeded expectations, particularly praising its spectacular mids and immersive 3D soundstage. He notes it is a neutral, slightly warm set with just enough bass, requiring higher volume to shine, and recommends specific tips and filters to optimize the experience.

    Producto reseñadoLETSHUOER EJ07M66
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  • 8:41

    TRN ST2 - The sEQuel to the TRN ST1

    2 mil visualizacionesjul 2021

    The reviewer finds the TRN ST2 to be a disappointing follow-up to the ST1, with a harsh and fatiguing upper midrange and treble that requires EQ to be listenable. While the bass is clean and the build is attractive, the overall tuning is too sharp and dry, making it a less successful update.

    Producto reseñadoTRN ST244
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  • 13:01

    KZ DQ6 Review - The Throwback

    11,6 mil visualizacionesene 2021

    The reviewer finds the KZ DQ6 to be a versatile budget triple-dynamic-driver IEM that can be tuned to two very different signatures depending on tips and cable. With the stock accessories it sounds lean and bright, but with aftermarket tips and a copper cable it becomes a warm, bassy, fun 'throwback' KZ sound. The reviewer prefers the latter configuration, praising the comfort, bass, and soundstage, while noting the mids can be recessed and clarity is reduced in the bassy setup.

    Producto reseñadoKZ DQ660
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  • 15:21

    TRN T300 The Wireless IEM

    2,1 mil visualizacionesene 2021

    The reviewer finds the TRN T300 to be a well-executed wireless IEM that retains TRN's signature sound, offering a fun, smooth, and spacious V-shaped tuning with punchy bass, warm mids, and polite treble. It performs well at high volumes, has good staging, and includes features like wireless charging and IPX5, though battery life is around four hours and the price is considered high. Overall, it's praised as a solid hybrid TWS that sounds like a proper IEM.

    Producto reseñadoTRN T30045
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  • 12:42

    KZ EDX Review - The No Brainer

    14,9 mil visualizacionesoct 2020

    The reviewer highly recommends the KZ EDX as an excellent budget IEM, praising its balanced, warm, and non-fatiguing sound that works well across genres. They note it's a great value, especially during sales, and suggest it as a safe gift for most listeners, though they mention minor issues with imaging and staging.

    Producto reseñadoKZ EDX50
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  • 16:56

    TRN BA8 Review - A bit of BA5, a bit of VX, stir well

    1,5 mil visualizacionesoct 2020

    The reviewer finds the TRN BA8 to be a bright, treble-forward IEM that is a departure from the warmer, more cohesive BA5, blending characteristics of the BA5 and the VX. While it excels with female vocals, offers a wide, wrap-around soundstage, and has good transparency, its aggressive treble, metallic BA tonality, and recessed male vocals make it a niche product that requires careful playlist consideration or mitigation like EQ or tape.

    Producto reseñadoTRN BA844
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  • 12:45

    TRN V90 VS KZ ZSX..from a ZSX fan

    17,7 mil visualizacionesoct 2019

    The reviewer compares the TRN V90 to the KZ ZSX, finding the V90 technically superior in bass speed and definition but lacking in vocal presence and soundstage. They conclude the V90 tries to cover too many genres and falls short as a jack-of-all-trades, while the ZSX excels at its fun, bass-heavy tuning.

    Producto reseñadoTRN V9044
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  • 12:15

    The Legendary Sony MH755 Review

    4 mil visualizacionesago 2019

    The reviewer finds the Sony MH755 to be a fascinating budget earphone that closely follows the Harman target curve, making it a valuable reference for its price. However, the short and asymmetric cable is a major annoyance, and the sound, while punchy in bass, lacks detail and transparency in the mids and treble, with a quick treble roll-off. Overall, it's worth buying for its legendary status and as a baseline, but it's not a favorite due to these shortcomings.

    Producto reseñadoSony MH75553
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