Well @Weaves should have received the kit by now and he'll be the last participant in this tour. I want to again thank everyone for participating and reviewing these and thanks also for such a smooth tour. We had zero issues and I for one appreciated that very much. If I host any future tours, then I would like to go ahead and extend an open invitation to each of you that participated, I'll keep your info in my personal tour files unless you tell me otherwise.
Many thanks from my end! I know how much effort you have put into this tour and very much appreciate your efforts! Kudos also to Inearz for bringing such amazing phones to market and making it possible for us to audition them.
I appreciate everyones insight and honest reviews. We have high hopes for the future of the Zen line and hope to see it flurish in its first year of production. We absolutely love the ADEL technology, and as a hearing aid manufacturer, we value hearing protection above all else.
Keep your eyes peeled for specials and sales on all of our products. The next few months are the busiest for us.
I tested both Zen 2 & Zen 4 with the following players:
Sony a17, Cowon Plenue D, Shanling m0, and Sony x300.
I also swapped out the S1 with the my B1 module
Zen 2
While the Zen 2 had a nice sound stage a very clean sounding bass, I couldn't get past the brightness of the treble.
i am overly sensitive to the highs, so it's probably just me. The B1 module helped somewhat, so if any one has the ADEL modules already, they could probably tweak the Zen 2 to their liking.
Zen 4
These hit the sweet spot for me. The perfect blend of bass/mid/treble as well as sound stage. I ended up comparing them to my 64Audio U12's an the Zens almost match up to them, but at 1/2 the price.
i will add more, but if anyone has any questions, just let me know.
Zen 4
These hit the sweet spot for me. The perfect blend of bass/mid/treble as well as sound stage. I ended up comparing them to my 64Audio U12's an the Zens almost match up to them, but at 1/2 the price.
i will add more, but if anyone has any questions, just let me know.
Thanks @Weaves. A 4 driver Zen almost a match up to a 12 driver is saying alot and I think is a testament of how good the Zen series really is. Thanks for the feedback, I'm looking forward to hearing more from you on your experience.
Just following up on my experience:
Zen 2
While the Zen 2 had a nice sound stage a very clean sounding bass, I couldn't get past the brightness of the treble.
i am overly sensitive to the highs, so it's probably just me. The B1 module helped somewhat, so if any one has the ADEL modules already, they could probably tweak the Zen 2 to their liking.
Zen 4
These hit the sweet spot for me. The perfect blend of bass/mid/treble as well as sound stage. I ended up comparing them to my 64Audio U12's an the Zens almost match up to them, but at 1/2 the price.
Thank you @Weaves that is definitely high praise for our Quad driver. I appreciate your feedback, this tour has given us valuble information on our new universal model and we hope its first year will be a record breaker for our company
Many thanks. Just received mine and started off my first listening session with the small silicon tips. Ears felt a little pressure (didn’t “dissapear” like some IEMs with smaller or more ear shaped housing like the MD Plus). Hence asking the question - I think I have pretty small canals so may need something even smaller than stock small tips.
Many thanks. Just received mine and started off my first listening session with the small silicon tips. Ears felt a little pressure (didn’t “dissapear” like some IEMs with smaller or more ear shaped housing like the MD Plus). Hence asking the question - I think I have pretty small canals so may need something even smaller than stock small tips.
Yes I do indeed. And quite sensitive (tinnitus does not help - though that is why I wanted to try the InEarz over any other IEM).
Interestingly, I tried again with some small Comply tips I have. The grain / edge I heard with the silicone tips is vastly improved and more detail is coming through. As if the Comply "cleans" things up by pushing the vocals a little back in the mix and allowing the rest of the sonic picture to come through - so more balanced. The bass is also more linear. Could be they are also forming a better seal than the silicon - the Zen seems relatively shallow insertion compared to other IEMs I have used in the past, and the Comply goes in a little deeper than the silicon.
I would get the Zen 4 in a heartbeat. Unfortunately, I backed the Adel drums on Indiegogo, and am still waiting to hear about the offer that Asius will give us for the Inearz "replacement".
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