[cocolinho]

Based on my taste , Singularity ticks all the boxes. Warm, bassy , musical, and very important: uber comfortable in my ears.
Perfect partner for a long working day !

 

[zlayde]

Another vote for the 7Hz x Crinacle Zero 2.
I suspect many in the Headfi community would simply assume that at an asking price of £25 it can’t possibly be a serious hi-end product. That would be a serious mistake. I‘d say it’s quite simply the best value product currently available bar none - and one of the best sounding IEMs I’ve tried (and I’ve tried quite a few including some with four figure price tags). It simply puts most other products to shame. I find the shape and shallow fit made getting the seal more difficult than usual (tip - try a bigger ear tip than you’d typically use) and the soundstage is below the best, but otherwise it ticks all the boxes.

I've heard this from others. I need to try them. crap I've paid more for tips.

 

[DaveStarWalker]

If you want an absolute crystal clear but sometimes hot sound presentation (treble) :

Final A8000.

No contenders at all...

But, this is a formula one for real drivers

Very tricky. And a proper fit (short stem) can be a real concern.

My two cts

 

[Derivative]

To add to this informal poll , from those I've owned:
Sennheiser IE900 - excellent with rock and electronic
Sennheiser IE600
7hz x Crinacle Zero 2 (ridiculous value... almost scary coz it makes you question the entire hobby).

 

[zlayde]

To add to this informal poll , from those I've owned:
Sennheiser IE900 - excellent with rock and electronic
Sennheiser IE600
7hz x Crinacle Zero 2 (ridiculous value... almost scary coz it makes you question the entire hobby).

I may have to get that 7hz + Crin. You're not the first person to mention it.

 

[vikinguy]

I’ve had a lot of them lately and Fir E12 is far and away the best. The whole range is really very well done but the bass is just unbelievably visceral. If you can give it a listen I highly recommend it.

 

[DaveStarWalker]

I may have to get that 7hz + Crin. You're not the first person to mention it.

A8000 = 3 mentions

 

[bamboostreet]

Softears twilight, Aune jasper, Dunu falcon ultra, Tanchjim oxygen. In this order.

 

[DunninLA]

Is it even possible for a single DD, with the materials available today, to do justice to upper treble... like, at all? Like, you've got a million dollars to spend, could you do upper treble properly? I go back a long way in stereo speakers, and there's never in history been a single driver speaker that presents sound as realistically as multidriver (or planar) designs. I would assume that is also the case with IEMs.

 

[vikinguy]

Is it even possible for a single DD, with the materials available today, to do justice to upper treble... like, at all? Like, you've got a million dollars to spend, could you do upper treble properly? I go back a long way in stereo speakers, and there's never in history been a single driver speaker that presents sound as realistically as multidriver (or planar) designs.

Yes. Yes. Yes. The Fir E12 has beautifully extended treble.

 

[zlayde]

Yes. Yes. Yes. The Fir E12 has beautifully extended treble.

Wow. It struck me as overpriced. Is there some sort of new tech going on?

 

[fidgeraldo]

The Simgot EA500LM is going to be my next IEM purchase once it’s available on Amazon with Prime shipping.

All that buzz motivated me to order EA2000 today

 

[DunninLA]

Yes. Yes. Yes. The Fir E12 has beautifully extended treble.

I wonder what material the diaphragm is made of that it is able to produce such short wavelengths that it does justice to 12k-20k.

 

[DunninLA]

All that buzz motivated me to order EA2000 today

and not the EM6L?

 

[fidgeraldo]

and not the EM6L?

It seemed to me that the sound signature should suit what I was looking for. Extended treble and good bass response.
Not very popular on Head-Fi, so I'll be the rare one to have them...hmm, that sounds like fun too