TANCHJIM - Bunny
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"A good robovac is a life changer. Even a $350 basic S8. It is a great place to start. ... I promise you that you will not be disappointed by a basic S8. It will change your life even if it can't fit under every piece of furniture you own. ... My two S8s just finished vacuuming our entire house in about 46 minutes. ... While my floors were being cleaned, I sat comfortably on our patio in the cool shade with a slight breeze and composed my far too long response to you while sipping a diet soda and relaxing. ... I will have to spend about four minutes maintaining my two S8s. This will be my entire contribution to my home floor cleaning effort for today. Four minutes!"
"For an open style earbud, these genuinely surprised me with their overall performance in sound at this price point. ... IMHO, these Soundpeats PearlClip Pro are probably the best I’ve heard in this under $50 price category when it comes to this style of earbuds. ... These are one of the best clip-on earbuds in this price category especially when it comes to price to performance in sound quality and feature set"
"Excellent detail retrieval ... The Aether raises the bar for the entire IEM industry. ... It represents a tectonic shift in what consumers can expect in both tonal purity and technical prowess per dollar. ... The Aether’s capacity to resolve detail eclipses many much more expensive IEMs both old and new alike."
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"you don’t even feel you have it simply plugged into your ears. ... It’s light ... doesn’t have rubber tips that makes your ears itchy."
"open back is the only way since gaming you get so freaking hot you need the ventilation."
"Thanks to its plastic-plus-aluminum construction, the Dufu is incredibly light. ... Once you find the right set of ear tips, it practically vanishes on your ears without any sense of foreignness or sagging, ensuring excellent comfort even during extended listening sessions."
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"However, what's nice is that the Bunny happens to come with the Tanchjim APP which allows the listener to literally change everything up to your liking. It has a bunch of presets for music, for gaming, and a very solid parametric EQ. ... -Great app for EQ’ing the Bunny"
"the tanchjim app is incredibly good, you can EQ the bunny very well and there's a lot of pre-eq'd settings you can choose. ... you basically have almost every IEM (tonal wise) with the bunny. ... it can replicate a lot of < $70- $80 IEM on how they would sound."
"Unless you ABSOLUTELY need the 3.5mm, get the DSP version, and get the Tanchjim Android App, and use the DSP. It's absolutely fantastic to just be able to change the tuning on thr IEM. No stupid dip switches, no fidly knobs, just click, apply, and go. And it will remember your last setting, SK if you plug it into another USB device, it will keep whatever tuning is set."
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"-Details are better than they should be ... -Instrument separation is nicely etched"
"just the Bunny is higher resolution than all of it's competition, it's a step up from anything else"
"A little bit leaning towards a bit of a brighter but non shouty or fatiguing sound, good details, technicalities and instrument separation"
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"-Sounds fantastic with a 4.4 balanced cable ... I personally enjoy this set with a 4.4 balanced cable using better sources ... I like how the Bunny scales with a bit more power"
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"nova's biggest downside. ... nova sometimes provides a short (and could be deadly) peak when vocal pronunciation such as 'T', 'S', etc. is initiated. ... This is definitely a distraction on certain tracks, including vocals, although it is not usually noticeable. ... It may not be suitable for those who want a comfortable listening. ... Form definitely suppresses bad treble, but the sound gets messy."
"way too bright. ... The source doesn't matter, being it a desk amp or a usb dongle"
"I hated how sibilant and harsh the treble was to my ears."
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"IEM sound very neutral and you won't enjoy the songs as you used to enjoy. ... every song is different and you can't enjoy it to the fullest until you EQ it accordingly (dude i just want to listen the song and relax!)"
"the tuning is really flat, you won't enjoy it if you love bass."
"I tried adding and removing bass through EQ, it did not handle bass boost well."
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"I didn't think about how weird the connector port is on the Bunny. ... All of my IEMs have the cable standoff sitting flush on the shell, missing that red-circle part of the ear completely, whereas the bunny has a box with a sharp edge there and the standoffs point in a weird direction."
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"well dsp is just a dac built into the cable but with noise issues usually, you can hear a hum when audfio isn't playing or if you're playing at low volume even sometimes."
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"Slightly more output power helps the Bunny quite a lot"
"much harder to drive"
"They're fine for what they are, but they're power hungry"
AaryamanStonker 1.0Tanchjim Bunny are the best for Hiphop imo because of the mids and highs (mostly Kanye/drake for me + sm Frank Ocean rnb)
There's a DSP version with inbuilt usb c port for ₹2100 and headphone jack version for a lil less https://www.theaudiostore.in/products/tanchjim-bunny-type-c-dsp-plug-with-mic-iem?srsltid=AfmBOop5tkd9xHyxfuAx7FxRLjJECpaYUjHALLrzXjixkDYLD9hZPZH0
abc133769 1.0tanchjim bunny for something more neutral, 7hz zero neutral brighter
no worries, bunny are quite neutral vivace are more of a fun set so i think you'll like them
gk kuntens. can be found <15$ with sound quality that punches to 50$ to many ears. widely appealing allrounder so budget + soundwise they're a good safe blind buy 7hz zero 2 - if the kuntens aren't available, safe all rounder as well wan'er 2 or tanchjim bunny - if you want vocals to shine kz duonic - if you love alot of bass
Adventurous_Touch_71 1.0At this stage just roll a dice and get that one because everything would be an upgrade compared to 5bucks iem.imo the safest would be zero 2 cus its just neutral with bass boost then start exploring from there.
I forgot that zero 2 has bad included accessories so if u want better included stuff ill go for waner and gates or bunny for dsp(usb c).but like i said just roll a dice ,all of them are good enough
If you have headphone jack maybe pick any of iem but if u only have usb c then get bunny?so that u will waste least amount of money to try out iem and can decide whether its worth it to invest more or not.
Alan_Coastal 1.0Try the Chu 2 or Tanchjim Bunny
amarevy97 1.0It sounds like bunny with touch less technicality but better tonal
Anxious-Train-9713 1.0The tanchjim bunny DSP version should be a good beginner iem
Arceus918 1.0Today it got delivered. Redditors created a lot of hype around it, and since it’s my first IEM (coming from cheap gaming headphones), it didn’t live up to the hype. It has almost no bass. I played Valorant for around 4 hours with it, and I can say for sure that its imaging is extraordinary. You can understand the direction of the enemy from a single footstep. Besides that, for music it’s normal, nothing outstanding. Someone recommended tuning it using the Tanchjim app, and I did that to boost the bass. It fixed the problem to some extent, but be cautious, the hype is much larger than its worth.
Archidelic 1.0I bought the DSP, since I will use them with the phone when not using my jm21 and artti t10
Beast_Viper_007 1.0Either Tangzu Wan'er SG 2 or Tanchjim Bunny. Bunny is out of stock for now.
Wan'er 2 is small-medium in size. Tanchjim bunny is small size but out of stock and leaning more towards neutral.
BigBoicheh 1.0Moondrop may's (my daily driver until about a week ago) or the cheaper but similar tanchjim bunny, or 7hz sonus, newer set i own Both are great, may's sound warm and neutral (you'll hear vocals, bass rumble, higher frequency instrument will sound laid back like violins tambourine... rock is great though), sonus sound spacious, clear and detailed with extra subbass (super fun at high volumes, and for busy tracks) If you don't get a sub $20 set you should benefit quite well by a dac, ka11/trn black pearl will do great, get the latter if you intend to get balanced planars or headsets in the future (or just want a more powerful dac) keep us updated and gl, hf
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