there is a chinese cheapo eartips that using same material only different in colors, i can confirm since i have both. Stiffness, size, everything is the same and you can get them cheaper. The only problem is you can't find them by keywords, just type eartips and browse one by one from there, just copy the link here if you have found one, hopefully i can help to confirm. They are great for Spring 1 too..
Left is chinese wide bore eartips, right is tfz one
Be careful since there are similar but using softer silicone which is lead to different sounds
I agree with some of you about the T2 Galaxy sounding fairly balanced. Before I got it I had the impression that it would have recessed mids and be kind of overly aggressive and harsh at times. But it's actually quite smooth and nicely balanced, despite its detail and strong bass performance.
I'm still listening and digesting my findings but I think I might prefer the TFZ T2 Galaxy over the BLON BL-03. It feels smoother, more detailed, more extended up top, and a bit more airy and spacious. They are both fantastic sounding IEMs though.
I agree with some of you about the T2 Galaxy sounding fairly balanced. Before I got it I had the impression that it would have recessed mids and be kind of overly aggressive and harsh at times. But it's actually quite smooth and nicely balanced, despite its detail and strong bass performance.
I'm still listening and digesting my findings but I think I might prefer the TFZ T2 Galaxy over the BLON BL-03. It feels smoother, more detailed, more extended up top, and a bit more airy and spacious. They are both fantastic sounding IEMs though.
They looked quite the same, but I the one that i bought have different colors on the nozzle neck, you can try though, its cheap anyway. Btw maybe I settle by with Sedna Short light for My spring 1 as they give me better fit
I have the King Pro, and enjoy its soundstage/positioning/imaging/detail, and decent tuning. But I find it a just a tad bright, and some parts of the sound signature are "flat." [The midrange is "lean."]
The No. 3 is said to be "warm," big soundstage, excellent separation and layering (very important), high clarity, good sub-bass (very important). I had been considering the No. 3 as a mobile IEM, because of its isolation, but now for home listening I realize it sounds as if it hits all the right beats. Is the tuning synthetic, neutral, or "musical?"
(I guess a "perfect" King Pro would have a more forward midrange, and a "musical" tuning maybe closer to the CNT-1, better layering, but otherwise it's pretty impressive.)
I have the King Pro, and enjoy its soundstage/positioning/imaging/detail, and decent tuning. But I find it a just a tad bright, and some parts of the sound signature are "flat." [The midrange is "lean."]
The No. 3 is said to be "warm," big soundstage, excellent separation and layering (very important), high clarity, good sub-bass (very important). I had been considering the No. 3 as a mobile IEM, because of its isolation, but now for home listening I realize it sounds as if it hits all the right beats. Is the tuning synthetic, neutral, or "musical?"
(I guess a "perfect" King Pro would have a more forward midrange, and a "musical" tuning maybe closer to the CNT-1, better layering, but otherwise it's pretty impressive.)
If you’re thinking of trying the No. 3 you might as well try the King Edition 2019. It uses the latest version of the Generation 3 driver. All metal build bs the No. 3 plastic and it’s $130. With coupons it looks like it should be around $90 during the 11/11 sale.
I didn’t get a $10 coupon but I have several $2 coupons and TFZ official store has a $30 coupon on orders of $30.01 or more.
They looked quite the same, but I the one that i bought have different colors on the nozzle neck, you can try though, its cheap anyway. Btw maybe I settle by with Sedna Short light for My spring 1 as they give me better fit
That’s a different shop but yeah those look like the tips.
I ordered 20 pairs of the White and 10 pairs of the Black and it totaled less than $5. I plan on buying more since they’re the best tips for me when the fit is right.
If you’re thinking of trying the No. 3 you might as well try the King Edition 2019. It uses the latest version of the Generation 3 driver. All metal build bs the No. 3 plastic and it’s $130. With coupons it looks like it should be around $90 during the 11/11 sale.
I didn’t get a $10 coupon but I have several $2 coupons and TFZ official store has a $30 coupon on orders of $30.01 or more.
I have the King Pro, and enjoy its soundstage/positioning/imaging/detail, and decent tuning. But I find it a just a tad bright, and some parts of the sound signature are "flat." [The midrange is "lean."]
The No. 3 is said to be "warm," big soundstage, excellent separation and layering (very important), high clarity, good sub-bass (very important). I had been considering the No. 3 as a mobile IEM, because of its isolation, but now for home listening I realize it sounds as if it hits all the right beats. Is the tuning synthetic, neutral, or "musical?"
(I guess a "perfect" King Pro would have a more forward midrange, and a "musical" tuning maybe closer to the CNT-1, better layering, but otherwise it's pretty impressive.)
No. 3's soundstage is average at best. I won't describe it as warm actually, it is just very slightly bright (has elevated upper mids/lower treble). Subbass is very good in extension and quantity, great for bassheads.
The upper mids are more forward than lower mids, so female vocals are more prominent, and may border on harsh in certain recordings IMO. Clarity and instrument separation/imaging/details is the best of the 5 single DD IEMs I have. It's the most "non musical" of the 5 DDs in view of its better technicalities, but if u compare it A/B to some multi BA/hybrids, it still retains its musical tinge in view of its single DD roots. Isolation is the best of my single DDs, it will make an acceptable transit IEM, but in general, the multi BAs with smaller shells and no vents would have better isolation.
The TFZ King Edition is listing for $129 on AE on the TFZ Pro Store, it's not discounted for 11/11 but there are coupons u can probably stack with it to get it cheaper. And they claim on their front page that they'll give a free TFZ My Love Edition (random colour) with purchase of the TFZ King Edition.
The tuning switch is quite interesting for the King Edition, not sure if it's a gimick or not.
I'm quite wary of the upper mids CHIFI spike, not sure if the tuning switch will tame it.
The TFZ King Edition is listing for $129 on AE on the TFZ Pro Store, it's not discounted for 11/11 but there are coupons u can probably stack with it to get it cheaper. And they claim on their front page that they'll give a free TFZ My Love Edition (random colour) with purchase of the TFZ King Edition.
The tuning switch is quite interesting for the King Edition, not sure if it's a gimick or not.
I'm quite wary of the upper mids CHIFI spike, not sure if the tuning switch will tame it.
That look's like a legit offer tho. Buy a King Edition get free a My Love Edition.
It was an intriguing offer, but I already had a lot of single DD IEM with me right now . So I'm not sure I'll get them on 11/11 or not. Monica is also an interesting option since it's a hybrid unit.
For the dongle, I'm not that interested since I have the Shanling UP2, which has been a great device. But I had seen them when I scroll through AE few days ago and wish it can compete with the sonata HD dongle
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. So I'm not sure I'll get them on 11/11 or not. Monica is also an interesting option since it's a hybrid unit.