Thanks for the review. This looks like the hybrid I would settle with. Could I ask for a comparison against truthear Hexa?

@Tamizhan,
Thank-you, you’re welcome.
Sorry I not heard that one.

I'm back to ask you for another comparison. Will EM6L be better than last year's Zs10 pro X? You have rated it 5 star as well

@Tamizhan,
At $39.00 the KZ ZS10PROX is a value and worthy of 5 stars. Where for the extra cash, the SIMGOT EM6L pulls ahead with better bass control and texture. The extra (overall) effort put into EM6L sound sculpting the separation. The timbral identity of the highs and mids carves a more realistic EM6L reality. More separation and itemization in the EM6L stage. It is funny how both use downplayed BA tunes to make a smooth treble statement, really the same way, but the EM6L is more even and complete.

I really enjoyed reading your review. I agree that the EM6L is a surprisingly nice IEM at its price point. Due to the somewhat smaller 8mm dynamic drivers, both bass intensity and bass clarity do depend on what eartips you use. In other words, eartip rolling is required in order to get the most out of the EM6L in order to properly couple the EM6L's somewhat smaller dynamic drivers to the volume of the user's ear canals. I found that the narrow bore outlets on Spinfit eartips tends to muddy the bass. I also found that eartips with wider yet stiff bores do tend to make the bass sound much cleaner. No matter what eartips you use, it is important the the eartips do achieve a 100% seal. If less than a 100% seal is achieved, then the bass for the EM6L will sound weak. The eartips which work the best for me are the Azla SednaEarFitLight eartips.