Fox2twenty
Formerly known as iPhone IEM
Super nice.Hella nice time to be part of the budget audiophile scene, right?
Super nice.Hella nice time to be part of the budget audiophile scene, right?
Anybody knows how i Can make the right ear piece work again? There is no sound ....changed cables and check the l-r signs. but no, the right iem does not produce any sound. I hope gearbest deals with it nicely. it has been only 2 weeks.
Unfortunately if you've tried multiple cables, chances are decent that the problem is internal.Anybody knows how i Can make the right ear piece work again? There is no sound ....
Thanks. I already contacted gearbest . I have no soldering skillsUnfortunately if you've tried multiple cables, chances are decent that the problem is internal.
There are a few posts floating around about similar issues - the most frequent cause that I've seen has been a solder joint coming apart on the inside of the connector. If that's the case, it isn't a terribly difficult fix if you're comfortable with the use of a heat gun and a soldering iron, but if not... yeah, not much else you can do.
You said it's only been two weeks right? I would think your best bet would be to try to work it out with the seller - that short a time period with no obvious user inflicted damage would make me think QC problem or damage during shipping.
Well, a hairdryer and some wire glue might manage to work in a pinch, but I would still strongly suggest not doing anything like that. Or at least not until you've worked out the situation with gearbest.Thanks. I already contacted gearbest . I have no soldering skills
My KZ ED2 just came in the mail today
The SQ is definitely on par with what everybody says about them, they're overall a good sounding IEM and they do everything just right. Not perfect, but just right. Bass has just the right amount of tightness (more sub-bass than mid-bass), mids are detailed and clear, and the treble is bright and crisp without sounding too splashy or overdone like the KZ ED9. They also sound quite loud on my phone compared to my ATE-S and HDS3, which is a good indication that they don't need much power to drive them. Overall the sound is tamed and balanced but still forward sounding; it's a V-shaped sound signature done right at a low price point.
P.S. The packaging says it's the EDR1, is that just another name for the ED2?
For the ZS6 around 75 ohms serial is ideal.
For the ZS5 you would want a voltage divider though, 16+1.5 (Ear Buddy) is what I use.
And if those diagrams are confusing to you, the construction is dead simple... resistors in series connected input-16-1.5-ground, pull your output signal line from inbetween the 16 and the 1.5, ground just goes to ground. Just make sure to try to cut everything to exactly the same size, those lead lengths matter.
Oh, and connect everything directly to the input jack if you can, don't use extra wire between the input jack and the resistors, it will help give you better channel matching and the right amount of attenuation. You can add more wire on the output signal leads if you need space/length.
For a serial resistor that would certainly be very tidy, though soldering around plastic parts might scare some people offEasiest would be to do it all inside of the shell, connected to the 2-pin connector inside of the shell.
Is there anyone who bought the kz zs6 from Gearbest this weekend ? Did they shipped your orders ?
Anyway thanks to the dude who posted GB promo codes it worked for me. Got the green ones for 26e shipping included.
These are going to be the endgame for me, at least till the end of next year ....
Is there anyone who bought the kz zs6 from Gearbest this weekend ? Did they shipped your orders ?
Anyway thanks to the dude who posted GB promo codes it worked for me. Got the green ones for 26e shipping included.
These are going to be the endgame for me, at least till the end of next year ....