Land takes up a unique space for Tansio Mirai..One of the most underrated and overlooked IEMs in the market. Excellent review my friend.

Thank-you, I'm now done proof reading. This was by far one of the most enjoyable IEM experiences. The imaging in 3D is something no one could have prepared me for. Just the movement of imaging.........what a surprise!

Thanks for the review!

That's a lot you wrote! Thank you for the effort!

How long does it usually take to write a piece like this?

@tfaduh

Thank-you!
Two days, though it goes by quick............as it's fun!

For me, the Tansio Mirai Land it a bit too intense. I've seen a few graphs for it. HBB's and Crinacle's graphs (020) are essentially the same until 8000kHz. After that, HBB's graph has more treble.
Precogvision's graph on Squig.link looks like Crinacle's untreated graph and it does seem to have this 7-9 (5.5-8) shelf you're mentioning.
The bass on these is really well done. I think they're probably the best ones I have for bass clarity. It's mainly the 5-8 area that is too hot for me. Some of that emphasis obscures high-hats, cymbals and other percussion for me and I tend to want to push some of that area down a bit with EQ.
Did you watch the video where Crinacle tried a bunch of IEMs a short time and dismissed this IEM completely?
I guess it didn't fit his idea of proper tuning.

Crinacle and HBB are great resources, and I wonder about other options for taming the peak for you? Did you try widening the soundstage even more with wide-bore tips? What about a darker amp? The LAND is very different, and not for everyone, probably. Yet they sound (close to) perfect to me with some music.