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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ERGONOMIC SHAPE & METAL HOUSING: 7Hz Salnotes Zero Contain environment-friendly plastic chassis with a stainless-steel faceplate. The IEMs are designed with high precision measurements based on ergonomics to provide excellent acoustic performance, comfort, and durability. IEMs don’t usually get damaged. The cables can get damaged with usage. So it’s easy to replace them if they are conveniently detachable. Okay, the unboxing gives you a very good feeling. Superior to any popular earphone for this price in my country, at least. Plus the box art is gorgeous :3

I consider them sidegrades, as the Cadenza weighs in at almost double the retail price, and the HOLA has arguably a better price-to-performance ratio. Regarding the silicone tips, I was surprised by the quantity included (6 pairs, counting the ones already on the IEMs). Some of these are "wide bore" tips like the orange ones (which retain better bass and treble frequencies), while others have a narrow bore like the light blue ones (which reduce treble frequencies without affecting the bass, resulting in increased bass emphasis). Trebleheads will love the tuning, but I find that cymbals and high hats are overemphasized and splashy. Better dynamics. Quieter instruments and voices don't get lost or drowned easily (post EQ), unless they are outside the E3000's inherent frequency range of course. The cable was also acceptable in terms of comfort. Some people may want to upgrade to a better cable, but I’ll keep mine since I have no problems with it. Sound QualityI 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? Burn-in: About 70hrs. (I'll update the review if I notice an improvement, say after 200hrs of use). In terms of quality, bass texturing is below average, and can sound one-noted and undefined. Bass speed is moderate, with minimal mid-bass bleed. Midranges: well there is a good amount of detail, although the focus is on macro contrast and not so much on miniscule nuances. Either way there is a good resolution in their presentation. The female voices, in my perspective, show a bit more energy, on the other hand, the male voices don't lag that far behind either. The shells have ‘L’ and ‘R’ lettering to delineate the left and right sides of the earpieces, respectively.

brand’s/manufacturer's box, MRP tag intact, user manual, warranty card and all the accessories therein) Yes, I know it is an unfair comparison to gauge the Zero against IEMs that cost 5 times more, but some will ask if the Zero are a “giant killer”. To be frank, the Zero do not slay the higher-end benchmarks like the two aforementioned pairs, though they are not 5 times inferior.

Treble quality and timbre. Same as above. The treble (again, though not as extended) on the E3000 is definitely more real, less artificial/metallic sounding. HIGH PURITY OXYGEN FREE COPPER CABLE: 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. They’re comfortable in the ear, and since they’re made of a hard plastic material, they feel lightweight. i'm using the largest buds the hola's come with, they fit 'almost' perfectly (seems my left lobe is a touch bigger as i seem to have to push the left driver a little snugger into my ear) i probably could do with swapping out for something abit more comfortable.