Ooh, this pair of Tiandirenhe doesn't sound too bad. Quite good actually! Full bodied, kicking bass - although with a little rough edge, clear upper mids and an airy sound.
The OP has a TFZ T2 Galaxy already, and the sound signature is pretty similar to the TFZ No. 3, hence didn't recommend that.
But TFZ No. 3 is a set for bassheads for sure. It is currently going at $70 on (Mass)Drop, the lowest I've ever seen it go firsthand, very good pricing as I bought mine at around $120 when it first launched last year.
Mid range is thin, mid-highs are bright, can be sibilant. Too much sub bass for my taste, but the texture is very good. What I did like is that they do reveal details, are very emotional and fun iems. Before I bought them I heard that they suit all the genres, but I dont think so. Cable is a garbage, though t2's are comfortable.
I beg to differ as all the TFZ's at least the 5-6 pair I have or owned really shine with a good cable like the KB Ear 16 cores especially if your doing balanced.
While I'm randomly posting and even though Qudelix (Original ES100 designer) is about to release the 5 the $85 Drop on the ES100 MK2 is really a no brainer in my book and will pretty much turn any BT phone into a decent audio device but once again this is from a Certified Audiophool
I beg to differ as all the TFZ's at least the 5-6 pair I have or owned really shine with a good cable like the KB Ear 16 cores especially if your doing balanced.
While I'm randomly posting and even though Qudelix (Original ES100 designer) is about to release the 5 the $85 Drop on the ES100 MK2 is really a no brainer in my book and will pretty much turn any BT phone into a decent audio device but once again this is from a Certified Audiophool
Pardom mwa IE, just wanted to be sure TFZ gets their full due. As evidenced by how many love the No. 2 and 3's TFZ for me is often over looked by many especially because they teeter on the edge of looking a wee bit expensive but I feel they have always been priced accordingly. The original King was just killer and and could romp on many twice the price of course I feel the same of the Garden's, Queens and Tequila's Not to mention mine have really stepped a notch with better cables Once they moved away from fixed and extremely cheap cables TFZ became real contenders for me
Pardom mwa IE, just wanted to be sure TFZ gets their full due. As evidenced by how many love the No. 2 and 3's TFZ for me is often over looked by many especially because they teeter on the edge of looking a wee bit expensive but I feel they have always been priced accordingly. The original King was just killer and and could romp on many twice the price of course I feel the same of the Garden's, Queens and Tequila's Not to mention mine have really stepped a notch with better cables Once they moved away from fixed and extremely cheap cables TFZ became real contenders for me
Dang for me that can change with source as easily as it has with some cable upgrades, I still think my Queens are the closest for my ears but the Tequila is a close contender too. Then again you never really know just how someone else will hear a particular iem. I know not much help but just how I hear mine. Honestly when I went balanced on the Queens with my Opus the sound is just sublime
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