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marcelzxc

New Head-Fier
Pros: – Great construction
– Affordable price
– Robust and durable cable
– Removable pads
– No pressure (no clamping)
– Lightweight
– Good fit and comfort
– Easy to play
– Adapter 3.5mm>6.35mm
– Excellent microphone
– Popular sound signature
– Good imaging
– Good/ok soundstage
Cons: – Cable could be lighter and thinner
– Cable microphonics
– Not minimalist
– Thickness of the headband’s wires
– Internal pad space could be larger
– Bass may not be for audiophiles
– Could have more detail
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NymPHONOmaniac

Headphoneus Supremus
Pros: -cohesive balanced V shape
-thick and rumbly bass with good tactility and speed
-lush and energic vocals
-comfortable and light design
Cons: -lack of air and sparkle
-poor bass separation
-average resolution
-average technical performance
-average imaging
-average everything
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TONALITY: 7.5/10
TECHNICALITIES: 8/10
TIMBRE: 7.5/10
SOUNDSTAGE: 8/10
IMAGING: 8/10
MUSICALITY (subjective): 7.5/10
CONSTRUCTION: 8/10
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ngoshawk

Headphoneus Supremus
Pros: Pensive sound is a positive here
Engaging, detailed sound signature
Nebulous tuning it is not, with plenty of clarity
Ingenious technology, like a 3-way speaker
Soundstage is amongst the best, almost on par with a two-channel system
Cons: No case
4.4bal cable cost extra
Pads can be fiddly to properly place
Crosszone CZ-8A Enhanced ($1700): A Japanese masterpiece, which mimics our home setting

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Bosk

1000+ Head-Fier
Pros: Superbly deep bass rumble & loads of midrange detail
Cons: Can be overly excitable at times
How much of our pleasure from the audio hobby stems from the joy of discovery?

If you're like me you're a music lover first & foremost.

However many of my audio friends swap IEMs & DAPs...
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Kindlefirehditaly

New Head-Fier
Pros: Metal housing (easy to open)
Sound Neutral
Infinite volume knob with Play/Pause function
L & H Gain
Digital filters
Remote control
Small Screen (still a pro)
Total Independent volume
Many inputs
BT & LDAC work smoothly
Cons: Hiss, ground floor noise with sensitive IEMS
It gets pretty hot
Screen is small
Build quality could be better (volume knob)
No balanced outputs
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Good morning, readers! This time, I received a product from FX-AUDIO, a brand that somehow introduced me to this hobby. My first product, or rather, the first...
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Ichos

Reviewer at hxosplus
Pros: + Impressive audio performance
+ Excellent technicalities and transparency
+ Natural and organic timbre
+ Resolving and refined
+ Musical and engaging
+ Holographic and immersive soundstage
+ Plenty of inputs and outputs
+ High resolution Bluetooth connectivity
+ Powerful enough for the size
+ ADC recording function
+ User friendly interface
+ Compact sized and slim
+ Unique appearance
+ Excellent build quality
+ Accessories
Cons: - Too many LEDs
- Mediocre battery duration
- No desktop mode
- Can't charge and use at the same time
- No application support
- A protective case is missing
- Slightly noisy background with sensitive earphones
- Glass surfaces easy to break
Questyle Audio is dedicated to the research of high-tech lossless audio systems with perfect sound aesthetics and convenient listening experience, and provide the corresponding products, system...
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BonGoBiLai

100+ Head-Fier
Pros: Dense, textured bass response that brings otherwise anemic IEMs to life

Impeccable treble refinement

Adds subtle body and heft while keeping the source signature intact

Highly moddable and repairable thanks to user-replaceable battery and OPamp hot-swap capability

Impressive battery life and heat management

Perfect form factor and ergonomics

Unbeatable price-to-performance ratio
Cons: At this price? none
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Could you also try connect A100tb to the dita navigator
BonGoBiLai
BonGoBiLai
I no longer have the Navigator with me, but I suspect that combo will sound awesome, too. Navigator is the best dongle DAC right now, period.
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thats great to hear, ur review rly is aptly timed

SherryLion

New Head-Fier
Pros: 1. Muscial and warm sounding
2. Well-balanced and resolving presentation
3. Smooth and tonally pleasant treble
4. Rich and full-bodied mid-range
5. Authoritative and powerful bass response.
Cons: 1. The shells and nozzles are a bit too big

BonGoBiLai

100+ Head-Fier
Pros: 1. The usual FlipEars timbre and coherence, which is incredible
2. Monstrous bass
3. Lush, beautiful midrange.
4. Top-notch technical performance
5. Extremely smooth and non-offensive without being boring
6. Flawless beauty, superb comfort
Cons: No tuning switches this time, unlike the Aether and Artha
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BRH0
BRH0
Man…looks like I gotta pick the Aurora now…thanks! Haha

baskingshark

Headphoneus Supremus
Pros: Acceptable accessory spread
Decent ergonomics for a huge shelled IEM
Smooth and fatigue-free sonics
One for bassheads in terms of impact and texture
Wide soundstage
Cons: Relatively difficult to drive
Driver flex
Middling technicalities (other than soundstage)
Mid-bass bleed
Veiled midrange
Not for trebleheads or analytical junkies
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Uprox
Uprox
The cable rolling helps slight change frequency curve. With CEMA SuperCopper cable P20 has more neutral and transparent sound, less warmish.

jamejfio

New Head-Fier
Pros: A lot of power for the price
Upright volume knob useful design choice
All-aluminium alloy build
USB-C/USB-A adapter
Cons: Slight sharpness/etch to treble
Mediocre imaging/soundstage capabilities

Muhamad Aditya

New Head-Fier
Pros: + V-Shape Fun
+ Good Treble Execution
+ Good Technical
Cons: - Thin Vocal
- Standard Packaging
KZ ZSN PRO 2 IS VERY UNDERRATED IEM

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1 . INTRO :

Before reviewing, I would like to once again say thank you to Yuwan Tara for the unit loan...
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SpaceOperaVillain

100+ Head-Fier
Pros: Sounds great after lighting them up with a strong amp. Bottom end likes power and the top end will settle down if the source isn't weak. Beautiful bass for 60's and 70's R&B and soul, lounge, old jazz.
Cons: I lost 2 martinis worth of dough on this pair. Pretty meh for metal. Not a good pair for heavy orchestral works but will shine for baroque, choral, and chamber music with a bit of volume.
ZEX Pro. Nearly 3 years ago now, I dished about $40 US on these and, for the most part, they've been sitting in a cardboard graveyard. What can I say about them that already hasn't been said? If...
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ahammedsojib

New Head-Fier
Pros: ~ Light-weight & Durable Build Quality.
~ Nice Led Display & Tactile Multi-Functional Button.
~ Neutral to Slightly Bright Sound Signature.
~ Decent Driving Power Output Available for IEMs and Some Moderate power Demanding Headphone (240mw@32Ω BAL).
~ Good Imaging ,Separation and Layering.
~ Almost Clean Background Noise Floor.
~ Good Resulation & Transparency.
~ Power Efficient, and No Overheating Issue In Case of Longer Usage.
Cons: ~ Not Very Suitable for Engaging & Thick Sound Lover.
~ Might be a little analytical for some people (Preference).
~ Type "C" to Type "A" Adapter Isn't Available Out of The Box.
~ No MQA Certification (Sad Thing for Tidal Fans).
~ DAC Filter Doesn't Make Much of Difference to The Sound.
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Nice
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Hope they got colour variation

bryaudioreviews

100+ Head-Fier
Pros: - Well-balanced bright Harman tuning
- Versatile tuning with 3 options
- Exceptional technical performance for the price
- Comfortable and ergonomic fit
- Easy to drive
Cons: - Upper registers might be too bright for sensitive ears on Gold and Black nozzles
- Bass sounds slightly "bloomy" with Red nozzles
- Stock eartips may lead to fit and seal issues

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Simgot has consistently strived to redefine the landscape of single dynamic...
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ngoshawk

Headphoneus Supremus
Pros: Fit
"Unique" sound
Non-mainstream design
Holographic sound
Enhanced tuning tames bass bloom
Solid across the whole listening spectrum
Cons: Clamp pressure could be a tad tighter
No case
Balanced cable cost extra
Tough market level?
This is a review of the "Enhanced" version, with upgrades as listed below.

Crosszone CZ-10 Enhanced ($1000): An update on the “budget” model...
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SherryLion

New Head-Fier
Pros: 1. Extremely detailed presentation
2. Neutral with sub-bass boost tuning
3. Crisp and airy treble
4. Vibrant and open sounding mid-range
5. Articulated and well-controlled bass.
Cons: 1. Peaks and dips in the treble cause uneven presentation, lack the naturality.
2. Lack of note weight, lower mid-range is subdued.
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BonGoBiLai

100+ Head-Fier
Pros: 1. Impeccable timbre
2. Crystalline from top to bottom
3. Zero fatigue. Can listen to them all day long and never get bored.
4. Flawless build and beauty
5. BALANCED
Cons: None that I can think of

Craft Ears is a very young Polish boutique brand founded in 2019 by Mr. Jędrzej, also known to his friends and family as Jed. Alongside his passion and lifelong for achieving the...
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aaf evo
aaf evo
Great review! I am a huge fan of the Omnium and opted to buy them as a CIEM for myself after owning them in universal. However, if you are going to use my measurements for your content I would appreciate being credited for them.
BonGoBiLai
BonGoBiLai
@aaf evo many thanks. Sorry my bad, I have edited the review and credited your measurement :D
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ILuvAudio

New Head-Fier
Pros: + Balanced and detailed
+ Warm yet Versatile Signature
+ Options to change tuning with tips
+ Fit
+ Value
Cons: - recessed mmcx
- tips can make or break or your experience
First the disclaimer – I have been a Sennheiser fanboy during the initial days of my audiophile journey, having owned PX80 and MX170, I was somehow a Sennheiser fan in regard to their product...
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Jaytiss

500+ Head-Fier
Pros: Fit isn't ideal, but it works well.
Nice sense of soundstage on some music.
Great Bass, very impactful and enjoyable.
Cons: Recessed Mids
The cable doesn't feel appropriate to the pricepoint.
Shell doesn't fit as snug as I'd want
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o0genesis0o
o0genesis0o
I can see that something about this set was off for you
Leonarfd
Leonarfd
Nice review, think Bonneville is either you like it or dislike it.
I can't live without Bonneville, and have sold many other sets due to it.

But can see it not being for everyone, very subjective what we like or not.

Anyways keep up the great work you do @Jaytiss 💯
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