I am thinking the folks that made them Kbear Hi7 is the same exact people that made the NX7 and KZ and Woo and BGVP and CCA ect ect. They all advertise the same and ulimately look similar. Same OEM different names. Hi7 looks interesting however. Anyone gonna bite?
I'm asking the store to give me a better image of the frequency response of Hi7, though I don't have much confident with KZ-related stuff now. Part of the reason why I still tolerate the hits and misses of TRN is that they try to separate themselves from KZ (remember reading somewhere that TRN was created by former KZ engineers).
I am thinking the folks that made them Kbear Hi7 is the same exact people that made the NX7 and KZ and Woo and BGVP and CCA ect ect. They all advertise the same and ulimately look similar. Same OEM different names. Hi7 looks interesting however. Anyone gonna bite?
I'm tempted. I took a chance when I bought the KBEAR TRI I4, and that worked out. The shell is vaguely reminiscent of some other IEMs, but to my knowledge the venting looks pretty unique. Interesting that they don't disclose exact driver types or arrangements. Also 12 ohm resistance with 106db sensitivity is pretty sensitive for a multi-driver IEM, no?
I am thinking the folks that made them Kbear Hi7 is the same exact people that made the NX7 and KZ and Woo and BGVP and CCA ect ect. They all advertise the same and ulimately look similar. Same OEM different names. Hi7 looks interesting however. Anyone gonna bite?
I am thinking the folks that made them Kbear Hi7 is the same exact people that made the NX7 and KZ and Woo and BGVP and CCA ect ect. They all advertise the same and ulimately look similar. Same OEM different names. Hi7 looks interesting however. Anyone gonna bite?
And I finally found my old tackle box from 20 years ago, when fishing around Lake Athbasca near Uranium City, Saskatchewan...the hooks went into storage again.
So posted about these foams a while ago. Cheaper chinese foams from Aliexpress. I honestly feel these are worth owning for your earphones. They seem to last roughly a year or so for a set with regular use but considering they give you 20 pairs for less than a $10 spot. One of the better deals for tips that actually works extremely well.
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