TANGZU - Wan ER

7hz zero 2 or tangzu wan er 2 if you can but tangzu wan er og is also good. I heard good things about the truthear gate as well.

Just go with \`tangzu wan'er\` it's better peek then gate bass is just too bad in Gate

Sorry but I only tested waner 1, I Heard that waner 2 have emphasised some table and has batter cable Personly I think waner1 still a good peek Just try to find some good edition which has good cable quality (I guess green one)

The kz castor pros are good so are the kz edc pro and cheap the wan er jade dragon is also good. Any of the ones you have listed are pretty good as well. I also like the ccz dc02 and ccz dc03 alot for their price which is usually sub 20 dollars.

Hi! You commented on my post and I thought I’d come by to give some advice! I would typically recommend the wan’er 2 as a first pair of iem’s but considering their large shell size they might not be for you. The Chu 2 are a great set absolutely and can be upgraded directly to the LAN 2 ref also from Moondrop. I wouldn’t recommend going for the ie200 because they cost a good amount of money but they take on a neutral tone which might be to your preference, I personally prefer a “fun” sound and therefore don’t use them often. Also consider tip sizes. If you find your canal is too small, most iem’s offer small tip sizes and you can find even smaller aftermarket, in which case I recommend the wan’er 2 as they have my favourite ever tips in the stock box that I use for all my iem’s. Don’t spend more than needed, I would recommend the KZ castors, Cadenza, Wan’er 1 or 2, Chu 2, or, if it’s in your budget, the LAN

I recently got a pair of IEMs ( Linsoul TANGZU Wan’er) for $25 and honestly, I like them better than my cloud 2s. I can hear footsteps louder and was able to tell if payers were coming down or up the stair (ground zero). I'm going to stick to them and probably get some moondrop ones since ppl say that are good.

I tried Kz castor wirh DAC Tangzu warnr Sony mdr xb55 Believe me if you use iem less than 4k, they are simply earphone with fancy design, headphonezone marketing them like God in music industry. My advise go for sony mdr xb55, they are louder than kz castor and tangzu,,and much better sounding than iem.

I have both. The waner is tuned very mids forward. It’s doesn’t produce much bass. I really like it for artists like fleetwood Mac or any female pop group or artist that isn’t pushing dance or hip hop levels of bass. The Kunten can handle more bass. It’s warmer and to my ears it suits a broad range of music fairly well. It’s not a basshead set so you’re not going to get massive slam out of hip hop or dubstep, but it won’t sound bad either. Same thing with vocal forward music. If you really want to hear a singer like you’re in then front row, this isn’t the set for it, but it still sounds good. It’s more V-shaped so the instruments tend to be as present as the vocals are, assuming the source mix pushes the vocals forward a bit. If the track has vocals that are level with the rest of the instruments then the Kunten will make the vocals a touch quieter, but it’s not drastic. For my taste, I now use my waners rarely. I use the Kunten for a lot. You can get the Kunten, good tips like triclarions, and a basic upgrade cable for about the same as the waner. So, the “buy waner sg 2 for the nice accessories” argument doesn’t cut it, here. Not unless you just really want that particular tip.

Yep get some with good treble if you play fps/comp games like valo bcs footsteps are way more distinct. If you play single player games try and get one with balanced sound signature. Fps/comp I'd suggest tangzu warner or salnotes 7hz zero (not zero 2) zero 2 are better for music and vocals. The above list are all pretty good as well.

First of all: I am not an expert in hi-fi. I'm just a simple man who was looking for good IEMs, and this is only my subjective opinion. The IEMs I was looking for should cost between $50 and $150 and should have balanced, lively bass with pleasant treble that does not tire the ears. So far, I have tried many IEMs and tested them on my PC and smartphone without any additional devices. No DAC, no amp. It was important to me that they were ready to use right out of the box. For me, good sound is when it is carried by lively bass and deep frequencies that guide you through the music, especially for drum and bass and metal. Low frequencies, and especially bass, form the basis of a good listening experience; that's the primary purpose of why I prefer hi-fi headphones, to get into it. My rotation: **≈ 50$ IEMs which I tested:** LINSOUL TANGZU Wan'er LINSOUL SIMGOT EW200 MOONDROP CHU II LINSOUL 7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2 KZ Castor LINSOUL KZ ZS10 PRO 2 LINSOUL KZ ZS10 PRO X **≈ 100$ IEMs which I tested:** LINSOUL SIMGOT EW300 ARTTI T10 Pro TRUTHEAR Hexa Surprisingly, only two of the IEMs I tested impressed me with their overall bass reproduction. I couldn't decide between the KZ PRO 2 and the ZERO BLUE 2, but in the end I chose the BLUE 2 because it offers the best overall package. For me, the ZERO BLUE 2 is simply badass right out of the box. These were the only IMEs that had this deep sounding I was looking for. https://preview.redd.it/fm66t5fl5uef1.jpg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=87099e1c617e96b62bb51f28fe01520ebe96a0c6 https://preview.redd.it/pyn3x43m5uef1.jpg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=721c67332e8f8dd3db7ed8ac6e948c098e174871

I have iphone 15, i use audiocular dac , i used to have tangzu wanner jade green, then switched to kz castor pro bass edition, i like kz better.