@@Gizaudio Can I ask something?.. I can't decide between the Thieaudio Elixir or the Moondrop Kato.. I heard a lot people return the 7hz timeless because the QC isn't that great and they break fast for long term usage.. I'm leaning towards the Thieaudio Elixir at the moment.. I'm new in this area. Listening to electronic, classical and rock(maybe Synthwave/vaporware as well). Also what DAC is currently the best I can get for around 200$?
@@justaemptymall Have the original 7Hz Timeless, bought in Late Oct 2021 - solid build and even after some banging and pulling around everywhere especially during travels, its standing strong without any problems. Cable has gotten stiffer with time - if you ever buy I suggest replacing it. I listen to all possible types of musical genres and the Timeless is an ace in revealing what's in the track. Very versatile and adaptive - very very crucial to use the right tips otherwise it will sound as bad as a 20$ set (currently using Tanchjim T-APB). Given the genres you listen to, if you are interested in a Planar, I would recommend the Shuoer S12 because it probably compensates the only weakness I can hear of with the Timeless - a relative lack of mid-bass. For me the Timeless has been perfect expect that 1 attribute but no point for me trading it by paying any money. I find the treble on the Timeless heavenly, but your mileage especially with incorrect tips and fit will vary. All the Best.
Been rocking the first Olina with the tanya filter mod and final audio type-e eartips it simply sounds awesome for the price (paid only $70 used). Better than my old blon 03 in every way ❤
good choice, i have og olina + front vent mod and i grab it more often as my more expensive s12 because olina is a bit more natural on human voices ( i listen to a lot of audio books and conferences )
Slap on another nozzle filter…and it give it niiiice power…🔥 also, allow me to suggest a medium to wide (but rigid) bore and have a listen again…u might like it
I always go back to the 7hz Zero in terms of comfort, and the price makes it a no-brainer as an EDC. They sound great, and come with a good selection of ear tips. The Truthear Zero on the other hand has some of the cleanest bass I've heard. I listen to and record a lot of concerts which tend to get overblown by the bass leading to me having to eq it down significantly. With the Truthear it's almost not an issue.
@@gorillazfan85 O highly recommend the S12 if you can save up a bit extra $$. I got mine in Amazon about a month ago fir $118. So keep an eye out for sales. They're $143 right now on Amazon. $149 with a 5% coupon discount. Wait until the days leading up to Black Friday and I'm certain you'll find them on sale for less than $120.
This video would be a good example to show people that FR isn't everything, most of these have such similar FR but can be so different in presentation!
hey there, do you think the truthear hexa is currently the best iem under 100 dollars? i'm still confused on what to buy since i keep on seeing multiple reviews that just released within 3 weeks ago saying that the truthear hexa is the best iem under 100 usd
Yo Timmy when is that Oracle MK2 review coming ? I am soooooo tempted to buy one especially when I also loved the original Oracle ( But unfortunately I couldn't bring myself to buy it due to fit issues and the bass not being tight enough to keep up with my deathcore songs, hope the MK2 fixes those 2 ! )
IMO, best deep value under $100...Hmmm: Salnotes 7Hz Zero, CCA CRA, BLON BL-03 (between $20-30). HZ Heart Mirror with Y2 (2.5mm) vent mod ($40). KL PR1 HiFi at $71 and T3+ at $68. Olina with nozzle mod at $98.
@@f_society9151 The speed of launches in the under $100 price category is staggering. Today...Olina SE (per another comment) seems to be better than stock Olina. The KZ PR1 Pro is reviewed superior to the PR1 HiFi (which I like and bought for under $50...an excellent entry into planar-land). I do have the Truthear Hexa since the last couple of weeks...pretty damn awesome and a great deal at its price. Still prefer the Shuoer S12...but its another $60 more. For under $100, the Hexa is my overall favorite based purely on personal preference. Easy to drive with phone...well tuned hybrid...perfect for vocals...comfortable...really enjoying this one. Was about to buy the Blessing 2 Dusk...not anymore. Two minor points with the Hexa...I do not care for the case (it's OK... but not my cup to tea); no matter...I have other options on hand when it comes to alternative cases. Wish the recessed B-pin were a standard/flush B-pin...so that I could try other after-market cables.
@@f_society9151 100-150: My view- Shuoer S12 Pro (look for sale), Tin HiFi P1 Max. These planars need a decent DAC or Dongle DAC for power to shine. IMHO.
also what planar IEM do you think can beat the dioko sub 200? i am looking at the 7hz timeless or the s12, but i realy dont like high freq/almost piercing freq that the s12 notably has, and prefer a soft, warm, sub bassy with still enough sparkly int he high frequencies. if i were to reference, i have the sennehsier 58x, (similiar in tone to 6xx), and i love that tone. i do wish the bass was more full and louder, but the balance of the 58x is something i want, but with more sub bass. i listen to fast paced, electronic music, and alot of jazz that is fast (koan sound, jd beck domi) so i am mostly interested in planars because of the fast magnets being able to pull out more transient detail
is dioko would be number 1 if it had that 8k region less in volume, how would u compare it with just eqing a notch at 8k ? how does that compare to the relationship with the frequencies? im not sure if ti messes it up but im also not sure why eq isn't mentioned as much in rating IEMs, because i believe for now that maybe you can get the extra clarity of a IEM comared to another one, but and EQ will fix all the problems for alot of people. i am not educated nor have researched about how EQ affects the IEM but i was just curious. i make and mix my own music, if that might change the answer to the question
Can you do a review of most Comfortable IEMs? Most of them with all the metal housings look really uncomfortable and like they will fall out if the cable gets tugged when moving about. Currently I use Audio Technica Ath-sport7tw and have ultimate confidence knowing they won't fall out and that's relaxing, apposed to cable life. Help! I wanna join the IEM club
Hey, I wonder if we could get an update on the "Best IEMs for Metal", with so many new things that have come out I wonder if the recommendations have changed.
Hello Timmy, I love the vocal but I hate vocal forward signature. Should I get olina se instead of kima or I should give it a try? (Sorry for my bad english skill ;-;)
Very surprised the Truthear Zeros didnt make it (unless I skimmed over it). Not sure about the T3 plus but I find it way better than the Aria when talking about a fun listen.
@@marcdave9521 If you want something in that line I'd go with the Olina SE. My go-to currently. However when I want a different type of sound the Zeros are a lot of fun. They were ones I immediately noticed how clean the bass was. But they aren't comfortable enough for me to be a daily.
Does anyone here use any of these for live performance? I see so many videos suggesting all these different IEMs, but haven't found a video/comments from live musicians. I want to use my IEMs for live monitoring, not just listening. Want to see how these perform in really loud environments. Help?
You could buy both Kima and Olina SE but a better pairing would be to buy one of those and a Dioko or other sets mentioned. Titan S inferior to Kima overall
@No Thank You! I bought the 7hz zero and sound really nice. I noticed the explanation Timmy gave as well about KZ quality /component/design issues after I left this question, so that also helped. I appreciate your comment!
I can't decide between the Thieaudio Elixir or the Moondrop Kato.. I heard a lot people return the 7hz timeless because the QC isn't that great and they break fast for long term usage.. Also what DAC is currently the best I can get for around 200$?
Thieaudio Elixir : if you want a tuning that is cleaner my room, more comfortable fit ( but im not saying that the Kato is uncomfortable though ) and a better cable, get it ( But it will make any kind of energetic music sound a bit lifeless though ) Kato : a bit of a V-shaped tuning while still being relatively neutral, great bass, and if vocals are your thing, then this is for you but my god the isolation on these is garbage, the cable is awful and the IEMs are a fingerprint magnet, and like many people said, the Aria is basically 90% of the Kato's sound at worst ( which is a great thing fyi ), honestly, just get the Aria There are also many many other IEMs under 200$ worth considering, like the Zentian Wu, Stellaris ( but I don't recommend it due to it being extremely extremely bright ), Dunu Talos, Seeaudio Bravery etc. But the 2 that stands out the most to me in this price range is the Tanchjim Hana 2021 ( also called New Hana, the old version sucked ) and the Final Audio A4000 Hana 2021 has really good tuning, sounds really natural, vocals are lively and it has the technical chops to compete in this price range, though unfortunately, it doesn't go as deep as I'd like it to go into my ear canals Meanwhile the A4000 is probably the most technical IEM in this price range, yes it's even better than the Timeless, the soundstaging is mind-blowing, and if you like metal and EDM, then this is for you ( but any other genres ? Forget about it ), it's also super comfortable, my only gripes with it is the damn cable, it feels rubbery and it's a proprietary connector, and at the moment, there is no aftermarket balanced cables for it, only 3.5mm ones ( but it's not that big of a deal really ) The best DAC you can get for 200$ is the FiiO BTR5, just make sure to buy the 2021 version But if you want a desktop DAC, Schiit Modius-Magnus stack is the way to go
@@xxjojoxx-35 Thank you. Currently I am deciding between the Blessing 2 and ThieAudio Elixir.. I heard fit and comfort is a problem with the blessings 2 or earwax that might damage the blessing 2... One reviewer told me he uses the elixir more than the blessing 2 due to convenience and mood reasons. I guess it's more fun sounding than analytical?..
Time to make your life harder ! If you want the best of both world's of the Elixir and the Blessing 2, then let me present to you the Shure Aonic 4 The Elixir's smoothness combined with 85% the Blessing 2's technicalities ( which is a great thing ), with the best comfort out of any IEM I've ever stuck in my ears and sound isolation that beats the crap out of ANC headphones ( no seriously, Bose or Sony ain't got shit on these ) It has a safe, clean tuning that works for basically any genres, and despite being 1DD and 1BA, it feels very smooth and very coherent They also respond surprisingly well to EQ My only gripe ? The cable isn't that great but who the hell cares, just get an aftermarket cable like the Hakugei Unicorn
@@xxjojoxx-35 I will probably just buy the ThieAudio Elixir. I probably won't find much difference anyway compared to the blessing 2 regarding sound quality or technical performance and it's less of a risky choice. Especially when I'm outside and walking around I can't tell a difference anyway in detail or soundstage and when I'm home I can just buy a overear anyway. Seem to be more convenient overall to get the ThieAudio Elixir. I will also buy the Hibby FC4 as portable DAC.
Definitely the Truthears x Crinacles Zero, rumbles more while having much better technical performance than the CRA Or if you have 400$, Fatfreq Maestro Mini is the oligarch of all basshead IEMs
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Sennheiser?
When do we get the upgraded Tin Hifi T4 ?
What a fantastic comparison! Very very well ranked. This would be the perfect starting video for beginners. Good work Timmy!
I like how you say "if you want bass, this one". Many reviewers explain that, and give the "best" rank for something I don't want.
Of all the sets that Gizaudio has reviewed lately I'm still coming back to sa6 ultra. Buying it will affect so many things 😫
Will you be doing a best under 200, 300?
Love your videos btw! One of only a couple of guys I take advice from :)
thanks man, will do
@@Gizaudio Can I ask something?..
I can't decide between the Thieaudio Elixir or the Moondrop Kato.. I heard a lot people return the 7hz timeless because the QC isn't that great and they break fast for long term usage.. I'm leaning towards the Thieaudio Elixir at the moment.. I'm new in this area.
Listening to electronic, classical and rock(maybe Synthwave/vaporware as well).
Also what DAC is currently the best I can get for around 200$?
@@justaemptymall Have the original 7Hz Timeless, bought in Late Oct 2021 - solid build and even after some banging and pulling around everywhere especially during travels, its standing strong without any problems. Cable has gotten stiffer with time - if you ever buy I suggest replacing it. I listen to all possible types of musical genres and the Timeless is an ace in revealing what's in the track. Very versatile and adaptive - very very crucial to use the right tips otherwise it will sound as bad as a 20$ set (currently using Tanchjim T-APB). Given the genres you listen to, if you are interested in a Planar, I would recommend the Shuoer S12 because it probably compensates the only weakness I can hear of with the Timeless - a relative lack of mid-bass. For me the Timeless has been perfect expect that 1 attribute but no point for me trading it by paying any money. I find the treble on the Timeless heavenly, but your mileage especially with incorrect tips and fit will vary. All the Best.
@@justaemptymall KATO.. change the eartips to Spiral dots++ by JVC. This eartips is perfect match for KATO.
Been rocking the first Olina with the tanya filter mod and final audio type-e eartips it simply sounds awesome for the price (paid only $70 used). Better than my old blon 03 in every way ❤
good choice, i have og olina + front vent mod and i grab it more often as my more expensive s12 because olina is a bit more natural on human voices ( i listen to a lot of audio books and conferences )
@@margaperex7059it adds bass
Slap on another nozzle filter…and it give it niiiice power…🔥 also, allow me to suggest a medium to wide (but rigid) bore and have a listen again…u might like it
what is that front vent mod you’re talking about?
I always go back to the 7hz Zero in terms of comfort, and the price makes it a no-brainer as an EDC. They sound great, and come with a good selection of ear tips.
The Truthear Zero on the other hand has some of the cleanest bass I've heard. I listen to and record a lot of concerts which tend to get overblown by the bass leading to me having to eq it down significantly. With the Truthear it's almost not an issue.
Also, question. For the Dioko, is the treble tuning something that could be fixed with eq/wavelet?
Have you heard the LetShoeur S12?
@@Assimilator702 its slightly out of my price range at the moment.
@@gorillazfan85 O highly recommend the S12 if you can save up a bit extra $$. I got mine in Amazon about a month ago fir $118. So keep an eye out for sales. They're $143 right now on Amazon. $149 with a 5% coupon discount. Wait until the days leading up to Black Friday and I'm certain you'll find them on sale for less than $120.
We need a new updated video on this. Wonder what IEM(s) would take the #1 spot now, or if it would still be the Kima and/or Olina SE
top 4 should be excluded really, so a18t premier ambient phonix multiverse, they all great
lcd5 also especially good
How Olina SE compares to Dioko?
Cool Video. Tin Hifi P1 Max is $99 at this time....I wonder where you would put it in this list.
Thanks for the comparetion of kima and olina se, now how it compare to s12 😁🍤
i have the Dioko and all of the Top 5
Justo lo que necesitaba para este 11:11
This video would be a good example to show people that FR isn't everything, most of these have such similar FR but can be so different in presentation!
Best way is test with our own ear
hey there, do you think the truthear hexa is currently the best iem under 100 dollars? i'm still confused on what to buy since i keep on seeing multiple reviews that just released within 3 weeks ago saying that the truthear hexa is the best iem under 100 usd
Yo Timmy when is that Oracle MK2 review coming ? I am soooooo tempted to buy one especially when I also loved the original Oracle
( But unfortunately I couldn't bring myself to buy it due to fit issues and the bass not being tight enough to keep up with my deathcore songs, hope the MK2 fixes those 2 ! )
I like the original much better.
Hi there Timmy! Have you tried the QKZ x HBB? Same price as the 7Hz Zero and seem to be very good, would love to know your thoughts on them!
Have you listened to the t2 dlc? How does it compare to the aria in details?
IMO, best deep value under $100...Hmmm: Salnotes 7Hz Zero, CCA CRA, BLON BL-03 (between $20-30). HZ Heart Mirror with Y2 (2.5mm) vent mod ($40). KL PR1 HiFi at $71 and T3+ at $68. Olina with nozzle mod at $98.
If youre doing the mod for the Olina then its prob worth putting th SE as a recc as it alleviates the issues the mod also does.
Do you like truthear Hexa, Kiwi cadenza or Dunu titan s? All 3 are under 100.
@@f_society9151 The speed of launches in the under $100 price category is staggering. Today...Olina SE (per another comment) seems to be better than stock Olina. The KZ PR1 Pro is reviewed superior to the PR1 HiFi (which I like and bought for under $50...an excellent entry into planar-land). I do have the Truthear Hexa since the last couple of weeks...pretty damn awesome and a great deal at its price. Still prefer the Shuoer S12...but its another $60 more. For under $100, the Hexa is my overall favorite based purely on personal preference. Easy to drive with phone...well tuned hybrid...perfect for vocals...comfortable...really enjoying this one. Was about to buy the Blessing 2 Dusk...not anymore. Two minor points with the Hexa...I do not care for the case (it's OK... but not my cup to tea); no matter...I have other options on hand when it comes to alternative cases. Wish the recessed B-pin were a standard/flush B-pin...so that I could try other after-market cables.
@@jb678901 thanks, im new to iems but there are soo many, I cant take a decision under 100, max 150$.
@@f_society9151 100-150: My view- Shuoer S12 Pro (look for sale), Tin HiFi P1 Max. These planars need a decent DAC or Dongle DAC for power to shine. IMHO.
Hi timmy i am a singer which iem will you suggest me under 20 dollars
also what planar IEM do you think can beat the dioko sub 200? i am looking at the 7hz timeless or the s12, but i realy dont like high freq/almost piercing freq that the s12 notably has, and prefer a soft, warm, sub bassy with still enough sparkly int he high frequencies. if i were to reference, i have the sennehsier 58x, (similiar in tone to 6xx), and i love that tone. i do wish the bass was more full and louder, but the balance of the 58x is something i want, but with more sub bass. i listen to fast paced, electronic music, and alot of jazz that is fast (koan sound, jd beck domi) so i am mostly interested in planars because of the fast magnets being able to pull out more transient detail
Hey was wondering about the soundstage of Lima Vs olina, which one would be better also for gaming
is dioko would be number 1 if it had that 8k region less in volume, how would u compare it with just eqing a notch at 8k ? how does that compare to the relationship with the frequencies? im not sure if ti messes it up but im also not sure why eq isn't mentioned as much in rating IEMs, because i believe for now that maybe you can get the extra clarity of a IEM comared to another one, but and EQ will fix all the problems for alot of people. i am not educated nor have researched about how EQ affects the IEM but i was just curious. i make and mix my own music, if that might change the answer to the question
onlina se or truthear hexa ? or maybe aria or titan s ?
Should I upgrade from 7Hz zero to Aria? What is a worthy upgrade to 7hz zero? Great video btw.
What is the best for gaming?
Can you do a review of most Comfortable IEMs? Most of them with all the metal housings look really uncomfortable and like they will fall out if the cable gets tugged when moving about.
Currently I use Audio Technica Ath-sport7tw and have ultimate confidence knowing they won't fall out and that's relaxing, apposed to cable life. Help! I wanna join the IEM club
still cant decide which one to get, aria, titan s, or dioko, which is the best upgrade from moondrop chu?
Hey, I wonder if we could get an update on the "Best IEMs for Metal", with so many new things that have come out I wonder if the recommendations have changed.
Hello Timmy, I love the vocal but I hate vocal forward signature. Should I get olina se instead of kima or I should give it a try? (Sorry for my bad english skill ;-;)
Hi. @Gizaudio. Should i get an Olina SE or Senn IE 200? I'm only limited between these two. Pls, advise. Thanks in advance
Hey man Dunu vs aria snow edition we need a comparison the 2 single dynamic that have a flatter bass response
Currently own the moondrop chu. Which of the 3 (Olina se , Dioko , Kima) is similar sounding to the chu and would be a good upgrade?
Kima
Hi Timmy, is there anything better than s12 pro around its price range?? i need somthing comfortable to daily drive
Hey man i have timeless..is olina se worth getting?
Hi Timmy which iem have the best midrange with the most forward vocals u have heard, can be any budget
Elysian Diva
How does the dunu sa6 ultra compare to to the diva midrange, does the sa6 ultra come close to the diva in terms of vocal performance
i have enough of these sub 100$ ones, time to go for end games.
Can you suggest IEMs that have sound signature similar or close to Audio Technica MSR7b ?
Very surprised the Truthear Zeros didnt make it (unless I skimmed over it). Not sure about the T3 plus but I find it way better than the Aria when talking about a fun listen.
#5. Along with the Chu and 7hz Zero
is it better than the arias? i'm planning on buying my first iem under 100 usd and im still not sure what to pick
@@marcdave9521 If you want something in that line I'd go with the Olina SE. My go-to currently.
However when I want a different type of sound the Zeros are a lot of fun. They were ones I immediately noticed how clean the bass was. But they aren't comfortable enough for me to be a daily.
@@ROFLWAFFLELAWL4 thx
Watching this with my Olina SE
New Fiio JD7 released on 11 11 sale, looks good but curious whether able to compete with those known good iem at the same price range
Great video.
The olina se resolves more than the Kato and is more detailed. The Kato is fuller sounding.
I have the t3 plus and i love it
How is the noise isolation on Olina? Is it better than the Aria?
Does anyone here use any of these for live performance? I see so many videos suggesting all these different IEMs, but haven't found a video/comments from live musicians. I want to use my IEMs for live monitoring, not just listening. Want to see how these perform in really loud environments. Help?
So there's no point in buying both the Kimak and Olina SE? But what if I buy Olina SE and the Titan S? Is it making the Titan S "useless"?
You could buy both Kima and Olina SE but a better pairing would be to buy one of those and a Dioko or other sets mentioned. Titan S inferior to Kima overall
Xenns Mangrid Tea Mk2
@@Oriolus1 what do you mean?
what about Aria SE?
Why dont you review KZ Crinacle CRN ZEX PRO and shouldn't it be in this list? If you have please let me know where? Thank You!
@No Thank You! I bought the 7hz zero and sound really nice. I noticed the explanation Timmy gave as well about KZ quality /component/design issues after I left this question, so that also helped. I appreciate your comment!
I can't decide between the Thieaudio Elixir or the Moondrop Kato.. I heard a lot people return the 7hz timeless because the QC isn't that great and they break fast for long term usage..
Also what DAC is currently the best I can get for around 200$?
Thieaudio Elixir : if you want a tuning that is cleaner my room, more comfortable fit ( but im not saying that the Kato is uncomfortable though ) and a better cable, get it
( But it will make any kind of energetic music sound a bit lifeless though )
Kato : a bit of a V-shaped tuning while still being relatively neutral, great bass, and if vocals are your thing, then this is for you
but my god the isolation on these is garbage, the cable is awful and the IEMs are a fingerprint magnet, and like many people said, the Aria is basically 90% of the Kato's sound at worst ( which is a great thing fyi ), honestly, just get the Aria
There are also many many other IEMs under 200$ worth considering, like the Zentian Wu, Stellaris ( but I don't recommend it due to it being extremely extremely bright ), Dunu Talos, Seeaudio Bravery etc.
But the 2 that stands out the most to me in this price range is the Tanchjim Hana 2021 ( also called New Hana, the old version sucked ) and the Final Audio A4000
Hana 2021 has really good tuning, sounds really natural, vocals are lively and it has the technical chops to compete in this price range, though unfortunately, it doesn't go as deep as I'd like it to go into my ear canals
Meanwhile the A4000 is probably the most technical IEM in this price range, yes it's even better than the Timeless, the soundstaging is mind-blowing, and if you like metal and EDM, then this is for you ( but any other genres ? Forget about it ), it's also super comfortable, my only gripes with it is the damn cable, it feels rubbery and it's a proprietary connector, and at the moment, there is no aftermarket balanced cables for it, only 3.5mm ones ( but it's not that big of a deal really )
The best DAC you can get for 200$ is the FiiO BTR5, just make sure to buy the 2021 version
But if you want a desktop DAC, Schiit Modius-Magnus stack is the way to go
@@xxjojoxx-35 Thank you.
Currently I am deciding between the Blessing 2 and ThieAudio Elixir.. I heard fit and comfort is a problem with the blessings 2 or earwax
that might damage the blessing 2... One reviewer told me he uses the elixir more than the blessing 2 due to convenience and mood reasons. I guess it's more fun sounding than analytical?..
Time to make your life harder !
If you want the best of both world's of the Elixir and the Blessing 2, then let me present to you the Shure Aonic 4
The Elixir's smoothness combined with 85% the Blessing 2's technicalities ( which is a great thing ), with the best comfort out of any IEM I've ever stuck in my ears and sound isolation that beats the crap out of ANC headphones ( no seriously, Bose or Sony ain't got shit on these )
It has a safe, clean tuning that works for basically any genres, and despite being 1DD and 1BA, it feels very smooth and very coherent
They also respond surprisingly well to EQ
My only gripe ? The cable isn't that great but who the hell cares, just get an aftermarket cable like the Hakugei Unicorn
@@xxjojoxx-35 I will probably just buy the ThieAudio Elixir.
I probably won't find much difference anyway compared to the blessing 2 regarding sound quality or technical performance and it's less of a risky choice.
Especially when I'm outside and walking around I can't tell a difference anyway in detail or soundstage and when I'm home I can just buy a overear anyway. Seem to be more convenient overall to get the ThieAudio Elixir.
I will also buy the Hibby FC4 as portable DAC.
For Hardcore Bassheads?
Hi Timi, here in my country the kato is actually only 133 usd, does kima still worth getting over kato if that's the case?
Kato better so worth
I'm scared to jam something like the XR and XE's into my head
Is the CCA CRA still the best basshead IEM out there? What would be its under 100 upgrade option?
Definitely the Truthears x Crinacles Zero, rumbles more while having much better technical performance than the CRA
Or if you have 400$, Fatfreq Maestro Mini is the oligarch of all basshead IEMs
How does the olina se compete to the ikko oh10 and s12
Dan Audio's Review
Thank you so much. Because of this video I bought a "Dunu Kima". It is really amazing!!!
How about the bass of "Dunu Kima"?
@@shine9001 It has a good bass. Not bad at all.
@@mohamedbenmehressi5929 thank you ,sir!
in regards to detail and imaging, what would be the best in here?
3:55
Are the 7hz zero better then sennheiser hd518?
so dioko is the most detail for the price point ?
Outro?
Just use the foam tips for the etymotics
Please review kiwi ears cadenza
Truthear x Crinacle vs kz zs10 pro? Also best gaming iems under $100?
IEMs for metalheads?
Which one has a microphone ?
Still... Out of my reach-ish, $60 is my max-ish.
prolly get the salnotes zero then
I put this on 1.5 speed. For comedy purposes.
Best under American dollars
Merca
Chu's are great build quality is absolutely fucked
You need to take extra extra care for your Chu's
OLINA SE GANG! Haha 😂
neat
thanks
Ta
I'm surprised the Aria didn't make the cut, people love them.
They did....
@@Gizaudio should I get the Elixir or the Blessings 2?
Deez what?
First to comment ❤️
thank you!
(5.4 CCA CRA)
5.3 Moondrop Chu
5.2 Truthears x Crinscles Zero
5.1 7Hz-Salnotes (x Crinacles) Zero
4 Etymotic ER2SE/ER2XR
3 Moondrop Aria (Dunu Titan S, HZ Sound Heart Mirror Pro, TinHifi T3+, (TinHifi T2 DLC))
2 7Hz-Salnotes x Crinacle Dioko
1 Dunu Kima / Tripowin HBB Olina SE
Gizaudio, Xenns released a new model called Top 😊(1DD+8BA), 530$
no eytmotics er2se/xr?
weak
It’s literally the first one
Did you not watch the video? It would rank #1 if it was not for the fit. XR more natural and SE due more clarity. #4…
The diokos are really amazing, I barely use my Arias now, even though they are really good.
nice video as usual! very interested in getting the Dunu Kima
Thanks for sharing! I will get the Kima over the Olina SE then. Cheers!
But why
@@Oriolus1I go with the better design since both are so similar. Don't really like the turtle design.
@@jasonlim1409 ok cheers
I feel like theres an argument to be had here about choosing audio equipment based on looks but Ill just leave it at that lol