Kelzo
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I have both the MONK+ and TY HI-Z, some friend of mine told me that the one who tuned the original monks(v1) is currently the maker of seahf. The TY HI-Z is just a rebrand of seahf as I remember it.
But I definitely prefer TY HI-Z as the price is better than the MONK+. I got mine for only 4.30 dollars while my MONK+ costs me 5 dollars + around 3 dollars for shipping. That's one hell of a price difference considering that TY HI-Z is better in most genre excluding ROCK. Though I should remind that the MONK+ has a bit better build quality, the jack on the TY HI-Z needs a little bit of improvement but that's all you can criticize about it.
The sound on TY HI-Z sounds more upfront compared to the MONK+, though I find the TY HI-Z to have lesser treble detail as the MONK+ has better treble extension. The lows and mids are much better on TY HI-Z. The bass definitely hits similarly like an IEM and it's only 4.30 dollars.
But I definitely prefer TY HI-Z as the price is better than the MONK+. I got mine for only 4.30 dollars while my MONK+ costs me 5 dollars + around 3 dollars for shipping. That's one hell of a price difference considering that TY HI-Z is better in most genre excluding ROCK. Though I should remind that the MONK+ has a bit better build quality, the jack on the TY HI-Z needs a little bit of improvement but that's all you can criticize about it.
The sound on TY HI-Z sounds more upfront compared to the MONK+, though I find the TY HI-Z to have lesser treble detail as the MONK+ has better treble extension. The lows and mids are much better on TY HI-Z. The bass definitely hits similarly like an IEM and it's only 4.30 dollars.