Linsoul 7Hz Salnotes Zero HiFi 10mm Dynamic Driver In-Ear Earphone IEM with Metal Composite Diaphragm Stainless Steel Faceplate Detachable 2Pin OFC Cable (White, Without Mic)

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I don’t listen to metal that much, but from what some metalheads told me, they want the bass to be very tight and clean, is that correct? Bass: Well controlled bass. It gives you an adequate punch but if you are a bass head, look somewhere else. However, those with a more educated ear will find the bass tastes good as it offers a good energy that overall makes it a very versatile pair. If the bass is rhythmic, the presentation will be adequate. The same is the case with mid-bass. In fact, we have to thank 7Hz for starting the ball rolling for the current craze for IEM planars with the introduction of the Timeless. 7Hz then followed up with the acclaimed Dioko, which are a collaboration with famed reviewer Crinacle.

To my ears they are a bit too much on sub bass (maybe because I came from apple earbuds), very thin note weight/sterile, extreme bright and piercing highs. Buy 7HZ Salnotes Zero HiFi 10mm Dynamic Driver In Ear Earphone Online At Best Price In Bangladesh At Gadgetnmusic.com 7HZ Salnotes Zero HiFi 10mm Dynamic Driver In Ear Earphone: Feature: The HOLA is moderately easy to drive, though it will scale with amplification in terms of dynamics, soundstage, and bass tightness.

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Customers have to bear any form of custom/import/processing fees that are applicable for your parcel. Though the Heart Mirror is slightly harder to drive, and has less bass (sub-bass) quantity than the Salnotes. I would even suggest if you don't have enough money Buy JBL C100Si it's 599 rupees and sounds good for the money Despite being vented, isolation is above average. I did not encounter any driver flex, but YMMV, this may be dependent on ear anatomy and the type of ear tips used.

The Zero are sub-bass focused. They can sound flat when used for bass-forward music (eg, EDM, hip hop). The bass quantity is neutral, and this set won’t please bassheads for sure. If your phone doesn't have a 3.5mm output, you can use a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter for android phones or a Lightning to 3.5mm adapter for Apple iPhones to connect the 7HZ - Salnotes Zero IEMs. The CHU have less bass, though like the Salnotes Zero, they have superior bass speed and texturing than the Wan’er. The CHU, however, have a more boosted upper midrange and lower treble, leading to more fatigue and acerbity.Both sets are relatively fatigue-free and smooth in the upper frequencies, though the BL-03 have a bit more air and treble extension.

The Cadenza features a warm Harman tuning. The Cadenza has more upper mids and lower treble, and vocals sound more forward. Value: It’s a good value product, and I’d highly recommend it. Nice surprising sound, and it’s fun looking. Details are surprisingly clear. I'm a real detail-head, so this is a huge part of my enjoyment of listening to recorded music. I'm going to do some more comparative listening against some of my more detail-oriented sets to see just how well it does. I think it is delivering more detail and microdynamic contrasts than the Truthears Zero. More testing to come on that... The IEM includes a detachable cable with gold plated 0.78mm 2 Pin Connectors. The Cable is made of 4 Core high purity oxygen free copper in a parallel structure while each core is consisting of 19*0.08 wires+250D to maximally avoid signal loss and ensure a high-fidelity transmission. Wireless Earbuds are no doubt convenient. But they usually sound pretty ordinary. These IEMs, although wired, are designed and built with the goal of just delivering brilliant sound.

zero sounds good , balanced sound signature but tone and timbre is not natural (metallic) like CHU and BASS is also less...overall i feel CHU is better , so if u have CHU jus be happy and dont get tempted like me to buy this Testing was done with a Khadas Toneboard DAC -> Schiit Asgard 3 amp, E1DA 9038, Questyle M15, Colorfly CDA M1, Tempotec Sonata HD Pro (BHD firmware mod), smartphone, and Sony NW A-55 DAP (Walkman One mod) using FLAC and WAV files. Soundstage has good width and depth, while imaging is great as it places instruments across the whole stage and gives each of them its own placement. Instrument separation is very good. COVERAGE: The plan covers all defects & malfunctions under the original manufacturer’s warranty. The plan starts the day after the manufacturer’s warranty ends. It does not cover physical or liquid damage, accessories, consumables or parts that are not covered under the standard manufacturer’s warranty. So this brings us to the million-dollar question. Or rather, the Zero dollar question. Is the 7Hz Salnotes Zero hype justified?