Go to Amazon and the Xvive U4 wireless system, plus KZ ZS 10 Pro IEM’s or the slightly more expensive KZ Zax model. You really don’t need to spend a lot of money these days.
KZ ZAX, I loved them so much that even a lot of iems later I still miss them (I sold them thinking about upgrading and I never found a pair that gave me the same feeling again).
How people love to talk for the sake of talking, 3 - 4 years is a huge technological difference, 4 years ago a planar was a matter of hundreds or thousands of dollars, the same thing happened in their time with the BAs, and now they come out with their "they change the drivers" man, they are selling you the same iem much cheaper, with the same tuning and with a driver that is more budget-friendly, something that even large companies do. They throw shit at KZ over and over again but they lick Moondrop's shoes with all their quality problems even on hundreds of dollar products (I bought the Kato as soon as it came out, the cable rusted in 2 months and I ended up going back to my ZAXs anyway). You can't really expect your opinion to be valid when you haven't even tried the brand's progression... Minimo argues objectively, and not with "so and so complained on facebook".
I’ve used/own KZ ZS10 Pro, ZS10 pro X, ZAR and ZAX. The KZ ZAX are by far the best but could easily use/have used any of those models as iem in a professional environment. I’ve been using these for over 5 years
I mean, they’re so cheap that you could buy a few different pairs, what works for me may not work for you. The ZS10 pros are really good but for me, the ZAX sound wider and I hear more definition in the high end. I use my ZS10 pro X as a back up these days
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