DUNU - SA6 MK2

DUSK(default dsp) - neutral, non-fatiguing, but still fun sa6 mk2 (u can buy it cheap) - super non-fatiguing and musical, bass off mode is more warm than neutral, still highly recommended mega5est - satisfies your description perfectly except the price is a bit higher Neutral: mega5est > DUSK > sa6 mk2 non-fatiguing: mega5est \~= sa6 mk2 > DUSK acoustic: mega5est >= DUSK >= sa6 mk2 vocal: sa6 mk2 > DUSK >= mega5est

Could try something with EST and very smooth extension if you want minimal masking like HBB Punch which is basically a KE4 with ESTs, though you're going to want to eq the bass down on punch if you want technical. Or you can try something bright like the Braindance. Also harman tuning overall like Volare/Variations would be good as they have a midbass tuck which leaves a clean impression and wider stage, or a bass-light airy harman like Studio4. Lower mids and 3k scoop can also open up the stage a lot, make everything sound very wide and enveloping and leave a very technical impression/much more layering/better perceived detail retrieval like SA6 mk2 (or ultra if you can find one) which are tuned rly similarly to Anole VX. EPZ P50 could be a good more affordable choice it's still a tribrid, with microplanars handling the treble.

Dunu SA6 MK2 is around $500 but you’ll never need any other headsets ever again.

Mid-high: Moondrop Variations, Sa6 Mk2 (530€) Both better than all you wrote. High: 7hz Supernova, Monarch Mk2 (800-900€) And there are much more better +1400€ For me, of your list I think best overall will be Estrella, Tea pro and Odissey. Different tunning.

I'm quite pleased with them. I started in iems in the wrong direction, the expensive ones. So far my history is shure se846, Noble k10, campfire Solaris, anole vx, empire ears legend x, and then Oriolus traillii. Then I wanted to get into headphones the same way, settled with the dunu sa6 mkii and fatfreq maestro mini for my iems. Found a good deal on tea pros, got em and it's what I listen to the most now. I do miss some lushness in the mids, but my music is better suited to v shape anyways, probably my ideal would be u shape (EDM, pop, hip hop) and I only got it because I heard it was good for gaming. It's so good at all of that, that I listen to it more than the Stax setup I bought. At retail price, I'd strongly consider it. At sale or good condition second hand, it's an instant buy for me

I listen to lots of metal, highly recommend dunu SA6 mk2. Very full sound, highs are present but not harsh.

Love mine and takes EQ really well.

I would recommend avoiding shopping by driver configuration as the final tonality and sound is not directly determined by the quantity / variety of drivers present in the IEM, it's a little more complicated then that. As for direct suggestions, if you already like the sound of the FH5, which I have tried for a while and enjoyed a lot as well, I would recommend you the following ones: - Dunu SA6 Mk2 - - > probably my favorite Iem of all, the semi-custom shell design helps a lot with the isolation and the sound is extremely balanced and spacious I've been using them for about 2 years at this point, pretty much my default daily driver (aka the one I most easily pick from my collection when I don't know which one to chose for the day) - 64audio U4s - - > almost a direct upgrade of the SA6 mk2, with a lot of tuning options for the bass (64audio apex modules, which are interchangeable plugs that tune the amount of sub-bass and bass) I've used them for about a few months, but even tho they sounded better overall than the SA6 mk2, I payed for them over double and the comfort and isolation was inferior to them. Ended up selling them to make budget for other iems to try - Unique Melody MEST Mk2 - - > probably my endgame iem, the sound is pretty much perfect for me, the bass hits hard, the spacial presentation is amazing, the amount of detail is astonishing. The comfort is better than the u4s, but lesser than the sa6mk2 Still have them, I keep them as my office iems (so I get to use them often without needing to move them around) They're hella pricy tho... Quick relative recap: Dunu sa6 mk2: Sound 8,5/10 Comfort & isolation 9,9/10 Price 9/10 64audio u4s: Sound 9/10 Comfort & isolation: 6,5/10 Price 7/10 UM Mest mk2: Sound: 9,9/10 Conform & isolation: 8,5/10 Price: 5/10 Sound measurement of all the iems mentioned: https://squig.link/?share=Harman_Adjusted_Target,Super_22_Target,IEF_Comp_Target,Fiio_FH5,Dunu_SA6_mkII_(off),64_Audio_U4s_(m20),Unique_Melody_MEST_mkII (the sa6mk2 have a little bass switch that enhances slightly the bass quantity, the u4s has the apex modules which tune the bass, you can select them from the graphing tool) Final suggestion, which I have just thought of: Custom iems, such as the A-line from 64audio, which would give you the best possible fit, comfort and isolation by giving you an Iem made EXACTLY for your ear. The price goes way up and reselling them would be complicated.

IEMs:- Campfire Andro 2020 > Shure se846 > Sennheiser ie800 > Dunu sa6 > Sony mdr ex800 > Sony xba N3 > final a4000 > Sennheiser ie200 > etymotic er2xr > Sennheiser ie600 > Kiwiears Cadenza > Shure se215 > blon bl03 > Moondrop Space travel Headphones:- Audeze LCD2C > AKG K701 > hd600 > hd660s > hd6xx > hd650 > Meze 109 > Koss porta pro > Grado sr225 > Grado sr80

Its more fun trying iems around 100-200 range than searching end games. This is interesting because I owned ie200 at some point. I quite enjoyed the base with tape mod. Found it better than ie800 and dunu sa6 I had then. I kept for that reason alone, but in the end, I didn't need it and sold it away.

I own a bunch of IEMs including several high end sets. Currently I believe the best set I own is the 64 Audio U12t, but the sets I use the most often are the SeeAudio Yume and Dunu SA6. I use those two sets the most because I often spend several hours wearing IEMs and find them comfortable and non-fatiguing. The tunings of both also align extremely well with my preferences.

I would argue that the Dunu SA6 has a very nice cable, the SA6U and MK2 also have very nice cables. I didn’t like the hulk mini at first but it gets better with use. They wrap easily, don’t kink whatsoever, and generally are very well behaved. Plus they feel like they are built like a tanks

Tea pros, Arcanis, volume s, dunu sa6, sa6est, isn h60, any hybrid, tribrid, or multi BA iem around $300-600