Astrotec Lyra Nature has good separation and detail, speed, sound technicality, the amount of bass in the recording (not for bass heads), clear high-frequency frequencies of good quality add airiness. For comparison, the first thing that comes to mind is Toneking Dendroaspis Viridis, but Viridis has a transparent manner of sound, while Lyra Nature has a touch of warmth and a denser body texture, but not as dense as the Yincrow RW-2000.
HESSIAN Ansata Pro I did not listen to the standard black version, only Pro. As noted by the manufacturer “
this is a complex updated version of several models Ti7, ACG, ANSATA. Quality, configuration, and wear have been improved.”
The front mesh remains the same as the Ti7, ACG, but the body is already new. I listened with donut foams. They have a comfortable sound with good vocals, accented in the middle and low, bass with donuts has a good amount, high frequencies are not accented, which will be good for high-frequency fobs. If you replace the complete cable with a better one, then the quality (not quantity) of the high-frequency improves.
7HZ (Seven Hertz) P-twos Beatles most audiophiles know this brand by IEM 7Hz I77, 7Hz I88, 7Hz I-99 ... now they decided to replenish their range of earbuds and rolled out 2 7Hz ED-2001 75/300 ohm models in mx500 red cases with 7N cable and P-twos Beatles 32 ohm MMCX with 6N cable.
Externally, the design is ala cyberpunk, thick wire, fittings, shells resemble Sydney. I listened with thin foams and donuts, without burn-up earbuds. The earbuds have powerful magnets and a well-chosen bundled cable, which positively affects their sound. I didn't listen for long, but Pantera sounded very cool, powerful, bass and aggressive in them. Quite balanced neutral, melodic sounding, but I wouldn't call it soft, also I'm not sure of its versatility yet. Good warming up and re-listening is needed, but this model has a lot of positive reviews and purchases on the Tao.
