SomeTechNoob
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ED9s are infinitely more fatiguing than ZS3s for me
do you have a proper seal with the iem?Was doing a BI with these when i noticed some things missing. Not liking the sound so far. Are the newer KZ ATE shipping without the 2 gold pieces on the side? Also seems to be in generic black box with purple writing instead of the plastic case. Housing Grills are red cloth. All the pics see its a grey housing grill with holes. Sent the ebay seller a email.
I think I'll be getting the ZS3 as my first KZ hehe. Thanks a bunch Griffith.
do you have a proper seal with the iem?
hmm maybe the ED9's, they have a somewhat similar signature, but I have to say that I prefer the zs3 in all aspects.
Hi Folks,
I got what is seems to be the KZ ATES ATE ATR HD9 following a recommendation of the audiophiliac. I am quite impressed. I usually have comfort issues with IEM, but I found this one better on that. And the sound is quite good.
Is https://kziems.aliexpress.com/store/1358152 a good source for the brand? Do they have a web site?
Reading the thread... but it is a long one.
Thanks,
Walfredo
Hi I am new to this brand and I was wondering what is its best IEM offering at ~25USD? ATE? ZS3? ZST?
No such thing. All KZ IEMs are pretty well below $25 USD. The current flagship models - ZST and ZS3 - can be had at about $10 - 20 depending on the seller. ATE/ATR can be had as low as $4-5.
Some older and/or discontinued models can cost up to $25. There's the KZ IE80 (a copycat in design terms of the Sennheiser IE80, with an additional function of adjustable bass), or the dual-driver DT5 ($25 - 30). There are probably some even older models, the KZ veterans will have to tell you about them, though.