FATfreq - Maestro Mini

Scarlet Mini is crazy, maybe at the limit, you can try the maestro mini which is good, if you have the money go for their top of the range which are really excellent like Grand maestro.

I'm a crazy basshead, but the Scarlet Mini's had a stupid amount of bass, to the point where it sounds like a prank; it was bleeding into literally all the other frequencies. The cheaper Maestro Mini's are a much better IEM to consider.

I have a 2 18 wall. Ive looked for everything outside of beats for years and have come up short.  Iems dont come close but you may want to look at the fatfreq x hbb deuce, kiwi x hbb punch, and theres a guy named phil who makes a "philphone", an open back with bass ($700ish). There's also fatfreq scarlett and maestro mini.  Otherwise the budget option is a truthear zero red with EQ. I just match my zero red to a deuce for my portable bass fix. The headphone with the most bass is discontinued, a jvc sz-2000. With heavy eq it can vibrate a sheet of paper.  Actually look at skullcandy crusher evos. Consumerism sound, probably bloated bass but lots of it. 

I don't have the Tea pros, but I do own alot of bass focused sets including the Hype 4, Fatfreq Duece, Fatfreq Maestro Mini, Dunu DaVinci, Dunu Glacier, Ziigaat Doscinco, Oriveti OH700VB, and Canpur CP622B but my current favorite is the Ziigaat Estrella with cotton mesh filters over the vent.

As an owner of the Theiaudio Oracle and Fatfreq Maestro Mini..... Keep the bass slammin, my friend!

uh, so my experience have been with sets upward of 1k. So if youre looking for the best of the best these could be it: -Flipears Legion ( low end dedicated bone conduction driver) -Empire Ears Triton ( darker and very bassy set, lots of dynamics) -Fatfreq maestro mini ( cheapest set of the bunch ) -Empire Ears Raven -Alpha Omega - Omega (endgame totl bassy set) Lowest price from the list is maestro mini, but the legions look beautiful and have the newest tech. probs like 800$ or less of you can find em used.

the scarlet mini is defo basshead pinnacle but I think it can get a lil too bassy for some people. I think the maestro mini is more in line with the price range of punch, sounds clear and not at all muddy.

I guess you've got your eyes on a good contender. The deuce will defo hit those marks you are looking for. But if your range exceeds all the way to 500usd you can try other sets like the punch, maestro mini, and second hand scarlet mini perhaps if you get in that range a good condition will be great. That set is a bass monster

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 have to add the FatFreq Maestro Mini to the mix! The tuning is fantastic—it's both engaging and balanced, making it perfect for a wide range of genres. The bass is punchy without overshadowing the mids and highs, which really enhances the overall listening experience. I've been impressed with how natural and detailed they sound right out of the box, making them a top pick for me. Definitely worth a try if you’re looking for excellent tuning.

Personally, I believe FATFreq is the best for bassheads, but that depends on if you are willing to stretch your budget. Anyway, I think in your budget you can check out the Moondrop KXXS or the TRN V90. Hope you find the best one for you :)

FatFreq nails it with that full, rich bass without overpowering everything else. The Scarlet Mini might be just what you’re after for big sound across all genres!

If you’re chasing true endgame basshead vibes, the FatFreq Maestro Mini or Deuce would honestly blow you away. 🔥 Deuce especially; it’s crazy good: deep, powerful bass but still super clean and detailed. If you can find one for a good price, it’s 100% worth it!