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7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2
Budget gaming pick, but poor cables and polarizing bass.

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Aful performance 8 were my favorites but too big for my ears so I went with supermix 4 through a steel series mixer. Started with moondrop starlight ii and those were okay for the price
Aful Performance 8 but they were too big for my ears so settled with Supermix 4
I used the aful performance 8 and they were better imo. Just too big for my ears
I loved my aful P8 but if there’s something to critique it’s the nozzle. Some people love their nozzles I don’t since I can fit bigger ones and prefer them to have a lip.
Tea pro feel more premium because it is aluminium. My question to you - would like to show off you cnc IEM to friends or enjoy WEIGHTLESS feel of Top Pro, 0 ear tension and weight hanging out of your ear canals? So yes top pro is hollow resin, and I’m happy about it. Tea pro feel so heavy after top pro that it is hard to go back to them. I have dropped mine on a floor a few time, no issues. Top pro is not a tank like tea pro, they are fine acoustic instrument. Tea pro only get an edge by a tiny amount over top pro in how coherent low end is, but you will not notice it unless you really listen to both back and forth for some time, ao don’t stress. Vocals, treble, air, technical abilities and even mids are all better on top pro than tea pro DaVinci is just meh it sounds low res low quality compared to top pro - completely lacking in air and technicals (not worth the money at all there are so many better sets for same price, like Astrals and even Crescent would be better by a lot) Performer 8 is not even in competition, lower mids / lows are bad. Bass is mediocre. Treble and technicals are good, but what’s the point if everything else is not on par. — Actually I would also disregard tea pros and get Astrals if this is $ limit! Otherwise top pro! Astrals are better or at least equal to tea pro in every aspect, but they might sound peaky to you (due to your sensitivity - if it is in air region and not 6-7k region, most sibilance is not actually caused by peaks above 10k, but rather by peaks 3-7k region!) So my final conclusion for you would be: - got 450-500$ get top pro and never look at another IEM for long time, if you don’t step on your IEM… - out of budget, than find some where / some one who may be sells and can let you listen Astrals (they are better than tea pro man, or equal depending on your ear, so over all more consistent high result = safer buy at great price tag!) - if you REALLY can not get astral to listen to before buying than … buy Astrals I’m 99% sure your “sibilance sensitivity” comes from type of music you listen to + quality of recording + previously lower grade headphones most likely, so I don’t think Astrals will sound harsh at any point to you 👍🙂 (other wise save money and get top pro those do AMAZING on metal and hip hop or any genre because they never actually become harsh / sibilant while having good amount of bass and amazing mids and treble)
The P8 was my first big IEM purchase, and my thoughts are the same. I think we did our homework well, because I keep going back to it too. The tonality is soo pleasant.
Smaller ones, like what Final offers fit way better for example, or Sennheiser. I also got the Performer 8 and i just couldnt use the stock tip at all, awful comfort, Spinfit W1/Neo did such a good job there and saved them for me. Maybe the Organics are too heavy for you? Mhmhmhm
I recently bought the Mega 5 EST and love it, but there's tons of bass that cover up other instruments. I'm looking for something to complement it with a clean detailed sound. I love how natural the Mega 5 EST is so I'd like to find something just as natural. For bass, I would like something with well textured bass guitar. I also like crisp acoustic and electric guitars. And I listen to Dave Matthews so saxophone and violin too. So, good quality bass but something that doesn't over power the other frequencies. I enjoy the Pilgrim a lot, but I want to try something new. I liked the Hype 4 Mk II a lot, but it was a little too technical and the super separation and imaging were almost too much. A little unnatural. I live in Indiana in the US. With a budget of $300-$500. I also am willing to buy used. I have a DC Elite as my source. Music: mainly rock - Phish, DMB, Tool, etc. Thanks for reading and any help you can provide!
Thanks! I actually think I'm down to Studio 4 or Reference. I might even wait to see if anything shows up in classifies used. The Studio 4 come up kinda regularly. I think I'd want those blue ones. Do you have those?
I actually had that one. It's pretty solid. Judging by your name you are a big fan of the Mega 5 EST? It is so stinking good. I'm wondering how much I would actually use other IEMs. I'll probably still get something a little different though.
Thanks! I actually think I'm down to Studio 4 or Reference. I might even wait to see if anything shows up in classifies used. The Studio 4 come up kinda regularly. I think I'd want those blue ones. Do you have those?
Thanks! I actually think I'm down to Studio 4 or Reference. I might even wait to see if anything shows up in classifies used.

7Hz
7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2
Budget gaming pick, but poor cables and polarizing bass.

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Unique app EQ customization, but odd connector port design.

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Detailed sound, great value, but fit issues for some.

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