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7Hz - Timeless AE (AngelEars)
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"The AE is quite bassy, mainly sub-bass focused, so is good for electronic music. ... The deeper rumbly sub-bass on the Timeless can be better for some electronic music."
"AE version for extra bass."
"I actually like their bass. It's good and really, really similar to the Timeless AE's."
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"The 7Hz really sounds great on 'em even without EQ."
"PRX is perfect choice for very little cost, incredible value."
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"Personally i do find that my timeless is no where capable of producing the jaw dropping bass quality of my z1r"
"In terms of bass quality overall, the EA1000 is definitely better & more realistic sounding for acoustic music. ... The deeper rumbly sub-bass on the Timeless can be better for some electronic music. Most recording don't have much sub-bass at all."
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"It's maybe 5% better than the S12 Pro, for double the price."
"it was a pricey purchase"
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"I especially notice if I'm out walking around or on a bus with the Timeless AE that the bass loses even more of its impact because it gets drowned out by e.g., the bus engine noise & vibrations. ... On the planars it sounds almost like the tuning has changed, but with the DD it doesn't."
exoticsclerosis 1.0I recently tried the S12 Pro, S12 Anniversary, Timeless II, Timeless AE, Simgot ET142, Artti T10, Hidisz MP145, and Zetian Wu Legend. It's tough to pick a personal favorite since they all have their pros and cons, but if I had to choose, my top picks would probably be: * Timeless II or Timeless AE (whichever is cheaper). I like the Timeless II, but it can be prone to sibilance. The Timeless AE isn't as sibilant, but its upper treble is definitely a bit too much for me. * Simgot ET142. These are actually really good. The bass reminds me of the Timeless II/AE and the treble isn't as harsh as, say the S12 Pro. My only issue is the apparent peak in the upper-mids. * S12 Pro. Mostly because they're one of the cheapest options and the fit is easy as hell. They don't lack in technicalities compared to the rest either but yeah, the treble can be a bit too much for me. * Lastly, the MP145. The fit can be tricky, but when I get a good seal, they're good. Plus in my country they can be cheaper than the S12 Pro. As for the Artti T10, I had a hard time getting a good fit so I'll probably pass on that one. Still haven't tried the Zetian Wu Heyday or the Kiwi Ears Aether tho.
Gwrinkle67 1.07hz Timeless AE for me.
insidekb 1.0As a big fan of Timeless and especially Timeless AE. I can say PRX is perfect choice for very little cost, incredible value.
John_Alter 1.0I use the 7Hz Timeless AE with 3rd party cable although it was a pricey purchase, I play a lot in bed on my side and due to it being round and flat, it doesn't hurt and push into my ear like other wired and wireless earbuds. I'm not an audiophile so don't ask me about sound.
joystickd 1.0I've got a pair of 7Hz Timeless AE for almost 2 years now and they're great for the price.
P1ggy9 1.0https://preview.redd.it/bprl9t4ghp0g1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7f8f95882e9dea6a6f99e3f096b5d44c03a98f29 My first IEM; Simgot Supermix 4! $114.10 if you include the sale pass price. I suppose it's not really my first, I had a hand-me-down Timeless AE set from an old friend over a year ago, but they broke within a few months unfortunately (didn't take the best care of them). Still have my hands on the BTR5 I was given with that and it works, so I'll be pairing that with the Supermix! Im certainly excited to return and really hope these are a noticeable bump in quality over my AirPods Pro 2!
rymn 1.0I'm not familiar with these but I've been happy with the 7hz timeless ae
theDaniLand 1.0The in ear that made me fala in love with headphones in general was the Philips SHE 9000. I had an Xperia Phone back then and I had a blast with those. First pair of proper iems were the KZ ZSN pro with the meizu HiFi Dac, mindblowing for the time. A While later I got the Moondrop Aria that made the KZ sound like trash and Just a bit after I got the 7hz Dioko that made the Aria sound like a muffled boomy mess too. And that went on for a While until I got to the Tangzu Heyday and 7hz Timeless AE. Now I have my endgame but I still collect cheaper iems.
My all time favorite Tangzu Heyday and 7hz Timeless AE
Dunu Titan S2 Artti T10 Letshuoer S12 7hz Timeless AE (tenho um a venda kk)
By Far the UM Mest MKII, sometimes It sounds better than my planar Open back headphones. I had luck with the confort too. For daily use Im pretty happy with the Thieaudio hype2, they took the crown from my old Tangzu Heyday and 7hz Timeless AE. For Now Im looking for a daily use iem Just for Metal. I tried the Volume S, Final A5000 but they did not met my expectations. Im currently considering the Dunu SA6, EPZ P50, Fiio FH19 or tanchjim origin.
TheRussianEngineer 1.0Hello, I have a Macbook and a pair of IEMs, more specifically the 7hz Timeless AE, but I have a problem, when the Macbook is plugged in and charging there is A LOT of static noise. It also happens when I have it unplugged but have my external monitor plugged in. I have already bought a cheap-ish USB-C DAC from Aliexpress but the problem persists. What should I buy? Another DAC? Maybe the [Moondrop DAC](https://www.amazon.com/MOONDROP-Dawn-PRO-Headphone-Amplifier/dp/B0FNQQGX28?crid=G2GNT1KNDB61&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.EpLVuOZdlNHJHreb6c5_IK1wCH0wrfohaBmkqbtCNmoA6vKQURBmsQQzUptG-h7DUEX-mcBpLKeawkHNoh_vAZWIThTRElFiyb8iVE8Nh2U0VBc2h0uM0mBDWXoZTAeWpKLh-zSHPClgF2U0z6Z9TdojDbiZPHiIjiQbmbpOw26cR581DiOKwvYInlXQIXeHnhm02z1XNZpChYYZ1Pm9qAfq8_Kmj-_BKMAFQZugvq8.FyKI9RebLwS1ZGJr2eZ6YjplonIVgQijWbHdn-Z-E8M) ?
WharfeDale85 1.0Timeless or the AE version for extra bass.