Chinese / Asian Brand IEM Info Thread
Nov 27, 2020 at 9:34 PM Post #32,612 of 33,689
I see you have the FiiO FH3, they should have similar comfort to the FH5 that I'm thinking about. How do you compare the comfort of A7 against the FiiO?
Both the A7 and FH3 are comfortable, and neither are too big, so they really shouldn’t be a problem for most people.
 
Nov 27, 2020 at 9:40 PM Post #32,613 of 33,689
I see you have the FiiO FH3, they should have similar comfort to the FH5 that I'm thinking about. How do you compare the comfort of A7 against the FiiO?
They are the two most comfortable and well isolating IEMs I have tried thus far.
 
Nov 28, 2020 at 12:30 AM Post #32,614 of 33,689
What about the low end on the mt100? Bass, sub bass?
Yes, sub-bass is excellent, broad, and textured. And, though the bass is excellent and extended, bass heads might want more if they're looking for a V-shape signature, since these are overall more balanced. I, for one, will never depart from these. They come with an excellent cable and fall in my top 5 best IEM's to own. :musical_score:
 
Nov 28, 2020 at 5:51 AM Post #32,615 of 33,689
Does anyone have first hand experience with the Mt300? I'm pretty tempted at the current pricing.....
 
Nov 28, 2020 at 7:36 AM Post #32,616 of 33,689
i got mine last year on sale at $105 (and $97 after coupons).. but i don't know if it's going to come down to that price again.

the MT300 on the other hand, seems to take a deep dive in price to around $60-70.

I got the MT300 for £50 which I am very happy with but what is the MT100 actually like in the sound signature, fitment, tips and the cable. Great price btw.
 
Nov 28, 2020 at 8:30 AM Post #32,618 of 33,689
@TheVortex Have you had a chance to listen to the MT300 yet?

Only very briefly to see that they worked. I am working one thing at a time but I will try them later on today. They use MMCX and have a screw connector which I have never seen before and I guess it's useful to stop the cable rotating on the connector which I have experienced before. They don't seem hard to power and looks amazing value for £50 but I don't think they were worth £100 or so before the sales.
 
Nov 28, 2020 at 9:10 AM Post #32,619 of 33,689
I got the MT300 for £50 which I am very happy with but what is the MT100 actually like in the sound signature, fitment, tips and the cable. Great price btw.

the MT100 for me is the most- true to neutral IEM that i have ever heard. fitment is great for me, because of the vented body, it doesn't have any vacuum feeling when using it. i rarely use the stock tips on any of my IEMs, and same goes to the MT100, so i can't comment on the stock tips. i use Final E tips on mine. cable is also great.

if there's a weakness to it, it's the noise isolation. it leaks a but of sound because of the vents.

but because i use it almost exclusively at home, it's never a concern for me
 
Nov 28, 2020 at 9:12 AM Post #32,620 of 33,689
Only very briefly to see that they worked. I am working one thing at a time but I will try them later on today. They use MMCX and have a screw connector which I have never seen before and I guess it's useful to stop the cable rotating on the connector which I have experienced before. They don't seem hard to power and looks amazing value for £50 but I don't think they were worth £100 or so before the sales.

Thanks! I'm looking forward to your comments on their general performance/signature.
 
Nov 28, 2020 at 10:40 AM Post #32,621 of 33,689
Can get them on Penon Audio right now for $279, does anyone have a coupon code I could add to that?

Drop has them for a dollar more as well :beerchug:
 
Nov 28, 2020 at 11:32 AM Post #32,622 of 33,689
Nov 28, 2020 at 12:33 PM Post #32,623 of 33,689
Plus Drop will throw in really long wait times too! For free!
They got the Tea for $250 right now though, that's not a bad deal.
 
Nov 28, 2020 at 2:32 PM Post #32,624 of 33,689
They got the Tea for $250 right now though, that's not a bad deal.
Yep, that’s how I purchased the Tea, but one has to be careful, b/c a lot of times it doesn’t make sense. That being said, if not for the 11/11 and BF/CM sales, $280 for the LZ A7 is a significant discount.
 
Nov 28, 2020 at 3:14 PM Post #32,625 of 33,689
Yep, that’s how I purchased the Tea, but one has to be careful, b/c a lot of times it doesn’t make sense. That being said, if not for the 11/11 and BF/CM sales, $280 for the LZ A7 is a significant discount.
Agreed it's hit or miss in terms of pricing. On the other hand, for US residents Drop uses FedEx which I've found to be by far the most reliable. Drop support has also been pretty good for QC issues on the units I've bought from them, much easier than dealing with AE.
 

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