final - A6000

You pretty much have everything and i am pretty sure you are not missing out on something enjoy these and explore them but if you really looking for something go for a endgame (hella expensive ones) they might give you the kick which you missing rn or if you have budget constraints go for the high-end mid range (i really like the finalA6000)

Not that I’ll be able to afford these anyway, I’ll stick with my final a6000 iems

I’ve owned the a5000 & I currently own the a6000, the rest was their ze3000 & ze3000 sv Bluetooth earbuds that I own

Yeah, what amazed me is how incredibly detailed the a6k is for the price, it’s more neutral/ bright & the mids they’re very much present while most brands tend to go for a V shape or u shape sound around this kinda price range & the soundstage is probably one of the widest I’ve heard in an iem

My first iems were the final audio a5000 & was the best decision I ever made now I use the final audio a6000 with a few other iems

Final A series iems are some of the most comfortable iems out in the market rn & the cable is thin so there’s no issues

Honestly ngl I’ve owned the a5000 & when I first bought the a6000 I was like eh it’s alright, nothing special just a bit better but boy was a wrong these are my fav iems of all time, the a6000 like if I could leave this hobby today with just one pair I’d take the a6000

The a6000 or final A series iems in general are very comfortable they fit flush against the ear so they actually don’t stick out so I’ve got no worries of it falling out, also the cable is actually pretty thin so it stays in place

I can’t lie that’s insane for 2 months. I remember buying the final a5000 & I used it for a year & a half before I even considered buying another iem & that was only cause I wanted to upgrade to the final a6000 😂

I've got the A6000 and wear the cable around the ear, never bothered installing the hook, never felt like I needed it. They sit quite neatly and comfortably I'd say.

When I first tried them they seemed a bit tinny and harsh/shrill, I was really struggling with the very detailed highs and thought they were going to give me headaches. I think either the tips weren't great for my ears or I just needed to get used to them, because now with a different set of tips and after some time, I now just love the detail, and the bass is decent as well. They don't sound quite as "physical" as I perceive my Kiwi Ears Quintet (which are the other ones I listen to a lot; I don't have the language to describe what I mean exactly - with the Quintet I almost feel like the sound is coming from some very heavy object sitting behind me; the A6000s feel more like the sound is floating, which isn't a bad thing necessarily, just a different quality to it). I think you do hear more detail with the A6000s. I also love how small and light they are for something that sounds this good.

I was looking for IEMs with wide soundstage - I think the only thing I don't normally like about headphones/IEMs vs speakers is that feeling that the sound comes from like one spot inside my head. So when I read that some IEMs are better in that sense, I looked for that. Final A4000 and A5000 were said to have great soundstage, so I was looking at Final but by the time I pulled the trigger, they'd already released the A6000 so I went for that. The Quintet as well have what one reviewer said was a "holographic soundstage", and to be honest sometimes it sounds like different notes of the same instrument come from a slightly different place, they're really fun to listen to.

The A6000 are incredible, you'll be very happy

A6000 is really worth the upgrade, I love the A4 and even own the A8 but the 6 might be the best option of the bunch

Final's so shit at marketin outside of Japan, it's a shame. The A6000 deserves so much more attention. I loved the A4 because of the soundstage, the good level of detail for the price, satisfying bass and incredible imaging. The A8000 wows me because of the insane spatialisation, insane detail that surpasses a ton of flagship I've listened to, and incredibly real timbre it can render. Instrument separation is nigh perfect as well, with incredible transparency. The A6000 is about the best combination of both, it leans more on the bass side compared to the A8 but with almost the same level of clarity, I think it's the main attribute of the A6. Really full sounding, really detailed, really clean. Now I'm wondering how I'm going to manage to snag an A10k, I feel like the redesigned shell and driver is gonna be nuts

The shell is exactly the same dimension wise, the nozzle as well. The plastic used feels harder to the touch, but it's the only difference. The cable is much more pleasant to the touch as well, I liked the silky feeling of the 4's, but I prefer the new one

There will always be a new reference every other week. Things don't stand the test of time except a few rarities. I'd say ditch the cheap IEMs, buy one good set and go from there. I'd recommend the Final A6000 or Blessing 3

Final audio makes pretty sick iem for this purpose have a look at their VR Series or A series VR series doesn't have removable cable but A does have removable cables just make sure

Check out Final Audio stuff A Series or VR Series they are pretty sick for fps gaming where you can pin out exact location of foot steps