
7Hz
7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2
Budget gaming pick, but poor cables and polarizing bass.

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Most of the Dunu models have an impressive accessory pack. Like the Titan S2, or the upcoming Titan X. Like dr_wtf said, TRN Shell has a ton of accessories. He and i are in lock step on that one. Also sets like the Tangzu Wan'er 2 Jade, Red come with the Tang Sencai Wide and Standard bore, respectively. The Red also comes with the "HE Sonic" tips from Tangzu's gaming sub-brand, Harmonic Engine. For <$25, its like buying tips, and getting a free IEM with it. They also have the Tangzu Xue Tao, which also comes with a set of Tang Sencai Standard Bore tips, as well as a fantastic set of silicone eartips.
Most of the Dunu models have an impressive accessory pack. Like the Titan S2, or the upcoming Titan X. Like dr_wtf said, TRN Shell has a ton of accessories. He and i are in lock step on that one. Also sets like the Tangzu Wan'er 2 Jade, Red come with the Tang Sencai Wide and Standard bore, respectively. The Red also comes with the "HE Sonic" tips from Tangzu's gaming sub-brand, Harmonic Engine. For <$25, its like buying tips, and getting a free IEM with it. They also have the Tangzu Xue Tao, which also comes with a set of Tang Sencai Standard Bore tips, as well as a fantastic set of silicone eartips.
Because you want good passive isolation, you are going to want to avoid the Gate, the Bunny, the LAN, and the Wan'er. While i am a BIG fan of the Bunny, they might as well be open backed. Same with the Gate. The Wan'er also has a LOT of sound bleed. The Vivace is a little better, followed by the Cadenza, the Zero2 and the Chu 2. Overall, isolation wise, the Chu2 is the best on that list. But i would caution that, if you are going to be in the worship band, sweat is an issue. And 1: Metal Shells and Sweat usually means corrosion. 2: The Cadenza nozzles are WELL known for their corrosion. So...sadly, dont do that. I would look at the Cadenza, or the Zero 1, not the 2. As they have a flatter bass profile, and a little more upper mids presence. Which will fit into the vocal range a little better for actual live monitoring. Some other options i would look at are the TRN MT5, the Simgot EW100p, the BLON BL-03 II, Kinera Celest Wyvern Black, the Remix version if you want more vocal forwardness and less bass, and most importantly, tips tips tips. Get yourself some memory foam tips, and use them, this will GREATLY improve isolation and fit while playing. Or some foam filled silicone tips. To help reject outside sound.
If you do get Wan'er, for whatever reason, make sure it's the "SE" or Studio Edition. It has a flatter more neutral tuning, specifically for mixing and monitoring. It's still less than stellar sound dampening, but the tone is fantastic.
I have the regular Wan'er 2. That will largely depend on your ears talaga. For me it's actually small, short even. Ang ikli nung nozzles nya to the point na I've been tip rolling to find one for the Waner 2 where I don't constantly fiddle with it because it keeps falling out one of my ears. Yung kasama nyang Sancai tips kahit yung largest, lumalabas sa Isang tenga ko onting lakad lang haha.
Ah cool! I much prefer the wan'er 2 and the bunny in terms of sound. Overall package chu does win.
Chu 2 dsp better build quality, imo wan er better sound and accessories (the sancai tips are goated.)
Better than the zero two. Wan'er 2 is vocal focused neutral. Slightly elevated bass.
Between? Sound wise bunny>wan'er>chu 2 build would go chu2>>>>bunny>wan'er. Accessories are all about equal, chu 2 is worse than the other two.
I have normal warner 2 but still waiting for headphone zone war er 2🤩
IMO, if you can save the money for them, the Aful Performer 5+2 are the most bang for the buck iem you can buy if you want technicalities and soundstage. To me, they sound much better and coherent than for example the s12 ultra. They have enough bass to be impactful but be warned that if you’re sensitive to treble, they might be fatiguing after a long listening session. They go for 24k rn. But if you can’t spend that much rn, then get the Aful Explorers. I love mine, and they’re the only set in my collection of 20+ iems that my brother, who’s a musician, likes a lot lol. They’re more bassy and have a darker tuning, but magical is the word I’d use to describe them.
For cheaper, I'd go with the kefine klean, 3.6k. I have the og black version and I put an eq on it that makes it sound amazing. If you end up buying the klean then lmk I'll give you that eq. I haven't heard the new kefine klean sv, the silver one, so idk about the eq on that lol but I can try to figure it out.
I havent heard the zero 2 or the blon yet. Can confirm that the waner 2 is lovely and the og waner are similar I've heard. Same with the chu 2, those are my beater sets lol, at least one of those iems go with me everywhere. For the conjested thing you're talking about, my eq widens them up quite a bit, so they deff punch above their weight after eq-ing. If you got an Android then I'd say go with the kefine and download poweramp eq app, and run with that. Can't beat that under 8k inr imo. Red lions are meh, I only got them for the tips and the cable.
still way more comfortable than waner 2

7Hz
7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2
Budget gaming pick, but poor cables and polarizing bass.

AFUL
Explorer
All-day comfort, warm sound, but lacks clarity and detail.

KEFINE
Klean
Budget gaming, but harsh treble and moisture issues.

TANCHJIM
Bunny
Unique app EQ customization, but odd connector port design.

ARTTI
T10
Detailed sound, great value, but fit issues for some.

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Kiwi Ears - Astral

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Simgot - EM6L

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Drop + Etymotic - ER2XR

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KZ - Castor Pro (Harman Target with Improved Bass Version)

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KZ - Castor Pro (Harman Target with Improved Bass Version)

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TRUTHEAR - Hexa