I am looking at hook-x but I really like the sound to be middle focused maybe a bit dynamic sounding if that is even possible... Just to enjoy music any tips?
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Tips for best mid focused planar single driver iems?
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TLDR Hook-x seems fine, but IMHO it is worth to wait for 7Hz Dioko reviews
On paper the most mid-centric of all these new planar is Tin P1 Max but at the same time it is considered by some of the reviewers as slightly worse than offerings like 7Hz Timeless, Letshuoer S12 and Raptgo Hook-x.
If I were you, I would wait a little bit for reviews for the new 7hz Dioko. Dioko is being released this Tuesday, so it will not take long to wait for some evaluations of this set. There are frequency response graphs out there and it seems it should fit your mid-centric preferences.
Speaking of Hook-x, it seems to be good choice if its semi-openback design would not be a problem with your use case.
On paper the most mid-centric of all these new planar is Tin P1 Max but at the same time it is considered by some of the reviewers as slightly worse than offerings like 7Hz Timeless, Letshuoer S12 and Raptgo Hook-x.
If I were you, I would wait a little bit for reviews for the new 7hz Dioko. Dioko is being released this Tuesday, so it will not take long to wait for some evaluations of this set. There are frequency response graphs out there and it seems it should fit your mid-centric preferences.
Speaking of Hook-x, it seems to be good choice if its semi-openback design would not be a problem with your use case.
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