Linsoul QKZ x HBB 10mm Titanium-Coated Diaphragm HiFi In-ear Monitor Earphones with Semi-open Cavity, Detachable 2Pin Silver-plated Cable, Noise Canceling for Audiophile (With mic)

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Its very easy to unleash its true sound potential even your typical smartphone can juice it up but with a better dac/dongle it can improved more. Driver Type: 10 mm dynamic driver + 7.8 mm dynamic driver, with LCP liquid crystal complex diaphragm. I would like to thank Linsoul Audio and Mr. Eiji Romero for organizing the tour of the QKZ x HBB and for providing me with the opportunity to take part in it. Thank you very much. This applies for most countries. However, large items such as headphones and desktop DAC/AMPs (e.g. HarmonicDyne G200, MUSICIAN MDP-2, and etc.) are excluded. I went through quite a large selection of EDM and it was like being in a night club on a Saturday night, the party is great but my ears (and head) start feeling it after a while.

Or if you prefer my experience defines my reality. And so with these caveats in place, I can tell you that the HBB Khan will surprise you, it will make your music fun. I think it is a cool thing to see a collaboration with one of the lower budget brands in chifi and one of the bigger names in the hobby. This is good on many fronts, but the best part is that we “the consumer” actually reap some rewards of such partnerships. With this recent string of collaborative efforts of late, I think there has been an evident spike in quality within the budget sector in general. Competition and standards grow, and eventually better gear hits the market. That is how it seems anyhow. In terms of transparency, separation and sense of clarity, the Blon scene feels wider. The denser, more homogeneous sound of the HBB Khan's brings together the recreation of their image. In this way, details are freer and more perceptible in the BL-Max, without the BL-Max possessing a revealing analytical capacity. But at least where detail is known to exist, it can be perceived. Whereas, in the HBB Khan, most of them remain hidden. Technically, the Blon are better than the HBB Khan, although this is partly due to more appropriate tuning. chiếc #tainghe #giare có chất âm thiên bass sôi động #xuhuong #xuanvuaudio #tainghecomvn ♬ Get You - Official Sound Studio Phụ kiện đi kèm tai nghe QKZ Audio QKZ x HBB có gì? Good tuning is free and at the end of the day, we are talking about the ultra budget segment, and just like anything in this world, nothing is perfect. Given the price range, it’s safe to assume this would fall down into the more subjective part: the technicalities.I had to include the KZ ESX and you know why if you look at the graph. And to be honest I like the ESX more than the QKZ as it can manage to balance all frequencies better for my taste. Although the bass level is still higher for my liking, more elevated upper mids, and treble help the end sound signature be more enjoyable. The Blon 03's bass are not as authorative as the QKZ HBB, yet it is noticably cleaner. The bass bleed/muddiness are greatly subdue. The mids are more forward, yet still a bit recessed to my liking. The treble are sparklier but not as smooth. Technicalitie are more or less the same. I enjoy the overall tonallity of the Blon 03 a bit more because it's more balance compare to the QKZ HBB, although it's still on a warmer side.

I find myself listening to all my music as if truely hearing it for the 1st time, with all sorts of surprises throughout the recordings… if this sound is as bad as some reviewers have made it out to be… then ignorance truely is bliss. Optimized Magnetic Circuit, Double Power​Enhanced high-intensity magnetic circuit greatly improves bass performance. With HBB’s special tuning, the earphone reproduces crystal clear sounds with enough bass for people who want to crank it out a bit, yet still be able to hear every instrument and vocal details of what is playing through their headphones. It is a good choice for R&B, DJ, stage performance, metal... The overall soundstage proportion of QKZ X HBB is rather more in average width, good reach on height and depth to make at least a more immersive sound experience. For sure that it does give at least a substantial spatial room in my headstage. There is a ton of texture to bass guitars and the overall bass in general. I think it strikes a nice clean, melodic, authoritative and textured balance. “ Feelin the Miles” by The Wilder Blue shows off that guttural bass guitar like a budget champ. Or “ Heavy is the Ocean” by Bush on their brand-new album. People just trust me that XHBB absolutely kills it. There is nice depth to the bass while chaos is playing around the bassline. Pretty darn good. Midrange Mids in general The mid-range has been briefly referenced above in the lower regions, alluding to its warmth, but let’s dive briefly into it. The pinna region is only elevated by around 5 or 6 dbs, not overcompensating the bass shelf, which would turn it into a V-shaped tuning. It rather adapts the warmth but keeps the mid-range just north of neutral on its positioning, hence the balanced warm tag.As for instruments, it gives more emphasis on percussive and some brass instruments, it gives snare drums more impact, penetrating and harder sound. Field drums also have harder and full sounding. Brass like trumpets has power and sonorous sounding, tubas seem to have this weighty and more resonant sound. Saxophone which is really not a brass instrument as it is more of a woodwind, has a very robust and warm sound. Strings like guitars and violins have rather less crisp sound as guitar sounds a bit more buttery and violin sounds rounded and lustrous. Pianos have a more lush sound due to a richer tone with more warmth into it to make it more velvety and vibrant.