[kimD]

Try to tell my wife...

For lady maybe you can suggest her for rose no.7 that size of shell really suit for those female ears shaped
Look what I found on AliExpress
http://s.aliexpress.com/ANnq2QfI

 

[Ewen]

  .....Also, these look very interesting! **** VT66 .....Anyone owns a pair?
 
They look so tempting since they're so compact!

http://www.head-fi.org/t/684159/chinese-asian-brand-info-thread-headphones-iems-amps-dacs/28425#post_12605575

 

[audio123]

For lady maybe you can suggest her for rose no.7 that size of shell really suit for those female ears shaped
Look what I found on AliExpress
http://s.aliexpress.com/ANnq2QfI

penon audio has them alr

 

[1clearhead]

  New package received today, so OOTB:
 
HLSX-808: A nicely tuned hybrid, balanced, no aggressivity, some sibilances and details indicate a small treble peak but high in frequency, so not a real concern. Very nice find 1clearhead.
 
MusicMaker TW1: First, contrary to what has been written in the thread, the shells are light metal ( maybe aluminum ) not plastic. Another iem from MM, a micro driver slightly V-shaped, but I'm nitpicking, I detect a little treble peak fairly high in freq, but need more time with them, tips and insertion are important with micro iems.
 
**** VT66: Balanced, I mean really balanced, I was not expecting that from a $15 iem, all you can do eventually is -1dB or -2dB in the bass nothing else. Cable is very soft ( I'm looking at you KZ ), sadly no chin slider, but you can use them straight down or over the ear ( don't forget to invert stereo ).
 
Shozy Zero: Sadly it was missing, so maybe next time.
 
Right now, all are keepers, HLSX received a lot of feedback in the thread, the MusicMaker, well it's a MusicMaker , the real surprise is the **** because I bought it blind, no regret in the end, if like me you appreciate the Joyroom E107, try to listen to this ****.

OK, I hear you, 'Ewen'. Thanks for the heads-up! 

 .....these will be on my next list!

 

[KipNix]

  **** VT66: Balanced, I mean really balanced, I was not expecting that from a $15 iem, all you can do eventually is -1dB or -2dB in the bass nothing else. Cable is very soft ( I'm looking at you KZ ), sadly no chin slider, but you can use them straight down or over the ear ( don't forget to invert stereo ).
 

This is just what I needed to know. The slight bit of extra bass is like dessert for me. Thanks, Ewen.

 

[thanderbird]

Burn in 5x

 

[HiFiChris]

My take on the Brainwavz S5: http://www.head-fi.org/products/brainwavz-s5-in-ear-headphones/reviews/16529​

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[kimD]

Just bought it for $3 sgd
Not need wait long long

 

[SomeGuyDude]

Just bought it for $3 sgd
Not need wait long long

Every time someone says SGD I get confused. 

 

 

[kimD]

Every time someone says SGD I get confused. :etysmile:  

Singapore dollar vs US dollar has much different

 

[HiFiChris]

SGD, USD, HKD, CAD

 
Every time someone says SGD I get confused. 

 

Even more confusion for you: 

 

Countries​	Currency​	ISO 4217code​	Date Established​	Preceding Currency​
Antigua and Barbuda	East Caribbean dollar	XCD
Australia and itsterritories	Australian dollar	AUD	1966-02-14	Australian pound 1910-1966 Pound sterling 1825-1910
Bahamas	Bahamian dollar	BSD		Bahamian pound
Barbados	Barbadian dollar	BBD
Belize	Belize dollar	BZD	1973	British Honduran Dollar
Bermuda	Bermuda dollar	BMD
Brunei	Brunei dollar (Alongside the Singapore dollar)	BND (SGD)
Canada	Canadian dollar	CAD	1858	Canadian pound 1841-1858 Spanish dollar pre-1841 Newfoundland dollar, pre-1949 in the Dominion of Newfoundland
Cayman Islands	Cayman Islands dollar	KYD
Dominica	East Caribbean dollar	XCD
East Timor	United States dollar	USD
Ecuador	United States dollar	USD	2001	Ecuadorian sucre
El Salvador	United States dollar	USD	2001-01-01	Salvadoran colón
Fiji	Fijian dollar	FJD
Grenada	East Caribbean dollar	XCD
Guyana	Guyanese dollar	GYD
Hong Kong	Hong Kong dollar	HKD	1863	Rupee, Real (Spanish/Colonial Spain: Mexican), Chinese cash
Jamaica	Jamaican dollar	JMD	1969	Jamaican pound
Kiribati	Kiribati dollar along with theAustralian dollar	N/A/AUD
Liberia	Liberian dollar	LRD
Marshall Islands	United States dollar	USD
Federated States of Micronesia	United States dollar	USD
Namibia	Namibian dollar along with theSouth African rand	NAD	1993	South African rand
Nauru	Australian dollar	AUD
New Zealand and itsterritories	New Zealand dollar	NZD	1967	New Zealand pound
Palau	United States dollar	USD
Saint Kitts and Nevis	East Caribbean dollar	XCD
Saint Lucia	East Caribbean dollar	XCD
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	East Caribbean dollar	XCD
Singapore	Singapore dollar	SGD
Solomon Islands	Solomon Islands dollar	SBD
Suriname	Surinamese dollar	SRD	2004	Surinamese guilder
Taiwan	New Taiwan dollar	TWD	1949
Trinidad and Tobago	Trinidad and Tobago dollar	TTD
Tuvalu	Tuvaluan dollar along with theAustralian dollar	N/A/ AUD
United States and itsterritories	United States dollar	USD	1792	Spanish dollar colonial script
Zimbabwe	United States dollar[25]	USD		Zimbabwean dollar

 

[EarTips]

[color=#0000FF]i think he meant [/color][color=#0000FF]S[/color]ome[i][b]G[/b][/i]uy[i][b]D[/b][/i]ude

 

[SomeGuyDude]

Singapore dollar vs US dollar has much different

I mean because my name is someguydude = SGD 

 

[kimD]

I mean because my name is someguydude = SGD 

Lol haha
Ok ok I get it

 

[Lohb]

Anymore impressions on 7 unit hybrid DZ7 ?
I saw one buyer in Japan with I think the AK380 hooked up to them saying they were excellent.
I'd have to sell off a pair of headphones to get them, and not so fast to buy after the headache I had with QT5.