SomeGuyDude
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How does the z6 respond to amping? Does it exaggerate that ..ssssSS?
Opposite, IMO. At least depending on amp. ZS6 with a Mojo is just godly.
How does the z6 respond to amping? Does it exaggerate that ..ssssSS?
One word.... foam.
Same or better isolation, more comfort, less sweat, and when you remove the earpiece it doesn't feel like removing your brain with a toilet plunger through your ear (that was so perfectly mentioned earlier in this thread)
Could you please tell me the name of those washers or how to find em?
The zs3 are really hurting my ears atm.. i can't enjoy listening for the moment
Well, I hope you at least didn't wind up with an Aggie in the family.
I went to an Aggie wedding once...did you even know they make Solo cups in maroon and silver?
I wanna go on a bit of a rant on the KZ ZS5 (V2):
The more I listen to them, the more I'm annoyed. You see, the ZS5 has tonnes of "raw detail" and "raw potential" but it's executed so poorly. The bass is quick and really fun, the mids are just "adequate" if not just moderately recessed and then you have that stupid treble of "DOOM!". The treble is just so loud, abrasive and sibilant. Listening to French rock music is torture, only because the "S" sound is so present in the French language.
Further, the ZS5 is the most unflattering earphone ever! It has a very bright metallic tonality that just sucks the warmth from the kick drums, string instruments and vocals out. It's like the musical equivalent of an overexposed HD passport photo that accentuates the wrinkles and makes the skin look so pale. The ZS5s are just really good at accentuating the flaws and reproducing tiny details in the music, but they absolutely suck for enjoying the music. The Marshall Mode is actually the polar opposite of the ZS5. It's a delightfully warm and balanced earphone that makes bad recordings sound good. It doesn't sound the most detailed but it sounds so good overall.
It's as if KZ bought some really good earphone drivers in bulk from an OEM and just slapped them together. Nobody cared to fine tune the ZS5s to make them sound somewhat balanced and enjoyable. I just can't bring myself to believe that the founders of KZ are an ex Audio Technica Engineer and a Classical Musician. Any Classically trained musician would immediately say "Wow! That treble is too much!". It only takes a violin, flute or brass instrument extract to realize that.
Further, it doesn't make me very optimistic about the KZ brand as a whole. Will their house sound always be this unflattering, bright and sibilant? The ZSE somewhat contradicts this trend. But it just sounds muffled, claustrophobic and congested.
Presently, I see the KZ ZS5 (V2) as an unfinished product. Perhaps someone can transform these earphones into something truly amazing by modding the max out of them. I'm thinking custom 3d printed shells, dampening materials etc...
Is it possible to equalize the issue?
Thanks. Actually I thought those silicones had foam inside but no. Otherwise I already have this kind silicone tips, so, no need for them.
Btw, is there some cheap silicone S size tips that use foam under skirt by stock without modding?
Can someone (who owns kz zs3) help me with my problem?
It really hurts my ears but that's not the worst of the problems.
The real problem is that the right in ead perfectly fits while the left one doesn't, creating me a VACUUM feeling that ruins my sounds, moreover when i turn my head.
I can't really find a good position for the left in ear while i can push and move freely the right one without problems.
Can someone tell me how to calm the ear hurting from them and to find my comfortable position? Maybe you tried some solutions that worked.
Works for me. I use EQ for all my phones (IEMs, earbuds, portables, over-ears).Is it possible to equalize the issue?
I went to an Aggie wedding once...did you even know they make Solo cups in maroon and silver?
If playing around with tips doesn't help solve the problem, it's possible that 1 of the vents is clogged with glue. This happens from time to time on some KZs. It's easy to push a small sewing pin into the vent hole to clear past the glue.
Can someone (who owns kz zs3) help me with my problem?
It really hurts my ears but that's not the worst of the problems.
The real problem is that the right in ead perfectly fits while the left one doesn't, creating me a VACUUM feeling that ruins my sounds, moreover when i turn my head.
I can't really find a good position for the left in ear while i can push and move freely the right one without problems.
Can someone tell me how to calm the ear hurting from them and to find my comfortable position? Maybe you tried some solutions that worked.
Have you tried rotating them slightly one you think you have them in? They seem to fit only a precise way and if you try to force it any other way it's very uncomfortable.