TANGZU - Wu Heyday Edition

As a fellow Hexa shill, I couldn't agree more. I've had the pleasure of owning the pilgrims, the zetian wu heydays, the monarch mk2 and a bunch of others but nothing beats the hexas. I've even eqd some of my other iems to the fr of the hexas just for fun

my tangzu HBB Heyday's, my gateway to actual good planar and bright iems suited to my tastes too, it wasn't fatiguing as well which made it my perfect to go iem, I've had alot of other iems that I've bought and sold, but my Heydays are staying strong

Tangzu x HBB Heyday is my favorite planar.

I bought the Tangzu Heyday and 7hz Timeless AE at the same time for a great price, but It was the ewuivalent of a month salary for me. No regrets, they are my actual endgame on iems. Also, the Tempotec V6 DAP. Researched a Lot, bought one, never looked back

The in ear that made me fala in love with headphones in general was the Philips SHE 9000. I had an Xperia Phone back then and I had a blast with those. First pair of proper iems were the KZ ZSN pro with the meizu HiFi Dac, mindblowing for the time. A While later I got the Moondrop Aria that made the KZ sound like trash and Just a bit after I got the 7hz Dioko that made the Aria sound like a muffled boomy mess too. And that went on for a While until I got to the Tangzu Heyday and 7hz Timeless AE. Now I have my endgame but I still collect cheaper iems.

For technicalities i would look at planar, such as Tangzu Wu Heyday, its better than S12 and accessories are very nice. Tbh im currently cannot decide between them and Aful P5+2. Aful is probably better and more expensive but Heyday is like glued to my pocket 😵‍💫

Can confirm. Heyday is a detail/separation monster.

I am using tangzu zetian wu heyday, not necessarily the best choice, but tuning works good for me. If swapping IEMs solves the issue it is probably due to different sensitivity, but i am not 100% sure, might be something else too.