Letshuoer (Shuoer) - EJ07M

I was in exactly the same e-earphones about a month ago, ready to buy something nice. I sat down with fiio fh9, moondrop variations, letshuoer ej07m, final something or other, and something else I can’t remember the name of now, along with my trusty fiio fh5 as reference. As you get more expensive they all get very specific. They all sounded pretty different to each other, all good but different. Before trying them and just from reading reviews I was convinced I was going to be walking out with the fh9. I really didn’t like them in the end. Came home with the ej07m instead. They’re definitely a set up over my fh5. Are they twice as good? Nope. Find a sound you like, try and find what you like that matches that in your price range. And all the better if you go somewhere like e-earphones and try them out. It’s hard!

Twilight is a straight upgrade over kima2. Everything gets better with Twilight. But you need to push volume into Twilight. Bass has more definition, mids sound warm, extremely enjoyable male Vocals, female vocals like Hikaru Udata sounds sweet although not correct. Treble has sparkle in high vol. In low vol kinda sounds dead. Twilight's biggest strength is how 3d it sounds. The sound actually has depth. Kinda like a speaker for ears. For me personally Twilight & EJ07 are forever sets. Kima2 sounds extremely good as well. Not resolving like ea1000. But sweet & musical, very much mid-centric, something that you can use for as long as you want to.

1. MDR- MV1 - U shaped bassy with a well extended non-fatiguing treble. Also the best fit and lightweight out of all headphones I tried. 2. XBA-N3 - best timbre so far out of all the IEMs I have. Best for my hip-hop/rap songs with male vocals. 3. Symphonium Meteor - best treble I tried, not the best timbre though on the first try as there is a low and mid treble dip it took some time to finally “get it”. Great for female rap/hip-hop. 4. EJ-07M KL - tuned with + 3dB bass boost. My all-rounder set. Stands out in terms of technicalities. 5. Tago Studio Takasaki T3-01 - well balanced, just the right bass and treble, really good vocals. Needs good source to shine (but not scale enough). 6. Symphonium Helios SE - really good micro details. 7. Symphonium Titan - sub bass fun! Honestly I can possibly consider this as an all rounder set. It drowns you with bass but became pretty balanced when bass is not called.

EJ07M without a doubt. I’m saving enough money to get a second set as a backup. I have a number of 1k+ sets but I kept reaching out for this. It’s that good. 

Vocal set that is good allrounder? EJ07M. Should still have some available in the market.

I've been following the HeadFi threads; definitely triggered me as I was a big fan of the EJ07, but I'll be giving that set some time too. In the same boat. I'm running probably close to a dozen new Meta/modified JM-1 sets alone, but in reality only listening to 2-3 of those. I have a hard time letting go of things, especially if there's something unique about a set I enjoy, but many of these IEMs are just slight deviations from one another. The entire midfi segment of the hobby is kind of blending together at the moment. Probably why I liked the Top Pro so much; felt like a big departure, at least compared to the constant new Meta releases that were pouring into the market.

People have different tastes, but to my ears the Cadenza 4 is the most underpriced iem I have heard. (In the sale for 140 bucks is insane). I also have the EJ07 and EJ09, Variations and have owned quite a few other far more costly than the C4. The C4 has replaced the 07 as my daily. Incredibly impressive. I intend to puchase a couple more sets in November, I should be set for life. The C4 plus the xBass eq profile from JaakoPasanen is perfect when I want real slam. Feels like owning 2 sets.