Linsoul 7Hz x Crinacle Zero:2 in Ear Monitor, Updated 10mm Dynamic Driver IEM, Wired Earbuds Earphones, Gaming Earbuds, with OFC IEM Cable for Musician (Blue)

Worth the price to try this item..feels like a good quality for the price

Jedne z lepszych, tanich słuchawek, ciekawe uzupełnienie budżetowej serii obok Moondrop Chu oraz KZ PR X

Well i must say these are perfect in every way, i have tried and used alot of earphones. thou after reading about these ones and buying them i have zero regrets and they are more the comfy in the ear and very incredible to listen on to anything, they have a good sound balance.

Background: I work with video, sound design, animation and 3D modelling. I use headphones rather than speakers (I have studio monitor speakers) to master the audio, music, sound effects and foley sounds in projects. I will listen to the mixdown both on headphones and then the studio monitors afterwards My Needs: Clear, Distortion-free, Full sounding headphones (with no artificial noise cancellation or artificially boosted frequencies) that capture the nuance of sound from the deep rumble of earth tremors to the whine of mechanical gears moving and still be able to throw on a playlist of drum & bass or chunky house music to groove to while creating landscapes, pre-vis concepts, modelling or sculpting. I read up on all sorts of headphones and IEMs, checked on reviews, consulted with friends with similar backgrounds, surprisingly, these IEMs came recommended by several connections and reviewers. I had a hard time believing that a pair of $40 in-ear monitors could compete with my Shure 535's (that died) and the Pioneer DJE-2000's that I used as a club dj. **Before I go into a review I will say that I purchased the Linsoul Tripowin 16-core IEM cable the same time I purchased these monitors and have not used the included 4-core standard cable. More on that later.** PROS: 1. PRICE! Hands down this is the number one advantage to these IEMs. I don't need to expand on that too much, $37.99 CDN for this quality is ridiculous. 2. SOUND: 10Hz-20KHz frequency range is also ridiculous. The added 3db of base from the previous model 7hz Zero does punch up the bass in music some but not to the point of creating crackling distortion or sound 'fake' when listening to spoken words vs music. For creators, the added depth (10Hz from usual 20Hz) of frequency and low end warmth created by the 3db boost is magnificent whether authoring music for an animation, creating layers of sound effects for atmosphere or mastering spoken words in video .. the sound is clean, neutral, and true to what you will hear in playback. (Unlike consumer brand bass heavy, augmented headphones). 3. CLARITY: As above, very clean and true-to-life sound reproduction whether used on PC, Mac, smart phone or tablet. These just sound good, period. After a total of 20 hours of testing I found no discernible ear fatigue. 4. COMFORT: I spend a lot of time in front of a computer with headphones on, comfort is #1 1/2 after sound quality. I opened the box, installed the cable and kept these in-ear for more than 4 hours without noticing any discomfort. I can easily see myself doing a straight 8 hours (or more) without issue. The units are light enough, fit the ear very well, are stable when turning from screen-to-screen and typing/drawing/mousing. 5-stars for comfort alone. 5. Linsoul Tripowin 16-core replacement cable .. Truth be told, I haven't bothered to plug in the supplied 4-core cable that came with the Zero:2. I bought the replacement cable at the same time as the IEMs for a reason, more cores-more sound. If you read this and choose to buy the 7hz+Crinacle Zero:2 IEMs, buy this cable. Don't think, just add it to your cart and thank me later. Very well made, easy to install, and the sound ... well, core number counts for something, there's a reason CPUs are getting more cores and threads year-over-year. Now, CONS: 1. STD CABLE: Supply the 16-core cable standard and add $10 to the retail price. People will still buy the replacements, but c'mon guys, give the drivers the love they deserve. 1a. CABLE LENGTH: The Tripowin cable is 1.25m and the included cable is marginally shorter. These are fine lengths for hooking up to a remote transmission system for musicians ... when working on a PC or Mac desktop, well, it's a bit short if I'm being honest. Maybe this is splitting hairs, but, if there was a way to have a .85m main cable and include a 1m extension, that would be ideal for those of us tied to a desk rather than rippin' a phat guitar solo. 2. NO FOAM EAR TIPS ?!?!? This kinda hurt a bit. I loathe silicon ear tips, always have and always will. Yes, Shure and Pioneer cost 5-10 times the price of the Zero:2, they also come standard with both silicon and Comply tips. I'm not saying Linsoul needs to include Comply, however, for me I know that heat sensitive foam tips create a better seal in-ear and therefore cancels out 95% of background noise allowing me to significantly lower the volume and saving my ear drums from the fatigue of daily sustained audio vibrations. PUT FOAM TIPS IN THE PACKAGE, charge an extra $5 if you must, your customers will thank you. 3. NO CASE ... I mean really? This should just be a standard, not an upgrade. I can't think of a single reason a case is not an automatic addition to the purchase. Does anyone at Linsoul have a cat at home, include a case and save the rest of us from having to find kitty's new toy after we make a sandwich. Overall, I give these 4.8 Stars for the important things; SOUND, COMFORT, PRICE. Points were deducted for the important nice-to-haves; NO FOAM TIPS, 4-CORE STD CABLE, NO CASE. The Cons weren't enough for me to reduce the initial joy of listening to these IEMs for the first time BUT they are something the manufacturer should think about when/if the Zero:3 is being designed and packaged. Hope this helps some of the fence sitters and head scratchers. Peace, Love & Good Music .. also Happy New Year.

Ho aspettato circa un anno per fare una recensione completa delle IEM Crinacle Zero 2 e da allora le sto usando praticamente tutti i giorni da allora. Il comfort continua a impressionarmi: sono leggere, restano ben ferme nelle orecchie e non danno fastidio anche dopo ore di ascolto. Il cavo è resistente e non si annoda facilmente, cosa che dopo mesi di uso continuo si nota davvero. Per quanto riguarda il suono, la qualità non è cambiata nel tempo. I bassi rimangono controllati e precisi, i medi chiari e gli alti definiti, senza mai risultare fastidiosi. La separazione degli strumenti è ottima e permette di apprezzare i dettagli anche nelle tracce più complesse. Sono versatili: le uso per elettronica, rock, indie, ma anche per jazz e classica, e in tutti i casi il suono rimane fedele e bilanciato. L’isolamento dai rumori esterni continua a essere buono: non elimina completamente i suoni esterni, ma aiuta a concentrarsi senza alzare troppo il volume. Ho sperimentato diversi gommini e quello giusto migliora notevolmente l’esperienza audio. Anche la qualità costruttiva è buona: dopo mesi di uso intenso, nessun segno di cedimento. Mi sento in procinto di consigliarle per il comfort elevato che poche IEM (alcune relativamente costose) mi hanno dato. Tra le migliori per rapporto qualità-prezzo.