Enhanced Audio Experience with 7HZ Salnotes Zero Replacement Cable
Upgrade Your Listening with High-Purity Copper | 0.78mm QDC | 3.5mm and Type C Compatibility | Crystal-Clear Sound | Built-In HD Microphone | Easy Controls
Universal Compatibility: Seamlessly compatible with a wide range of IEMS featuring 0.78mm connectors, such as Tin HiFi C3/T2/C2/P1 Max/T3 Plus/T1S/T2, Mech Warrior, Blon x Hbb Z300/BL-A8/BL-03, Moondrop Blessing series, and more.
High-Quality Copper Cable: Crafted from flexible Oxygen-Free Copper, this cable efficiently carries audio signals, breathing life into your music and enhancing your listening journey.
Versatile Connection Options: Enjoy your music with the included 3.5mm termination plug for standard audio jacks or the Type C termination plug for Type C smartphones and devices.
Integrated HD Microphone: Stay connected on the move with the built-in microphone featuring easy-to-use controls, enabling call management and music playback without skipping a beat.
Unleash the True Sound: Elevate your audio experience with this cable, which enriches your music by revealing intricate details and maintaining sound integrity while minimizing interference.
Clearer, Fuller Sound: Rediscover your favorite tracks with improved resolution and an extended frequency range, offering a natural, transparent, and immersive sound profile.
7Hz Audio is a leading audio brand from China, renowned for producing high-quality in-ear monitors at affordable prices. With excellent sound and sleek design, their IEMs offer an exceptional audio experience. Shop 7Hz Audio IEMs at The Audio Store and enjoy superior sound quality without breaking the bank!
Comes with a mic that's pretty great. Also the wire tangles a lot less than the proprietary ones
Honestly, It feels a bit thinner and less firm than the original one but it doesn't seems it will break anytime soon.
The 3.5mm Salnotes is exactly the same as Type C cable. Very good product.
Good product andservice
Absolutely bang for the buck. Best beginner IEM under 2000 Rs and I am not even kidding or exaggerating.
This is my second KZ EDC pro set actually. I ordered it for my brother because I like it a lot. If you want for gaming or on limited budget, definitely buy it. It can be driven buy any normal 3.5mm device, but buy a dongle DAC if you can it will enhance your experience with cleaner sound.
Read the detailed review below.
The tuning is lot balanced with slight V shape is how everyone describes it. So far from friends, I got to try Moondrop chu II, Tangzu Wan'er SG 2, Blon bl03 I, KZ ZSN pro X and KZ EDC pro(my own) all with DAC (for first three it was with Audiocular spark). I will say I prefer EDC pro over all of these. Might sound like a madlad here preferring a 700rs IEM over ~2000 rs IEM but it's just that good.
Tuning: It comes to preference, but what's good is it is not the usual KZ like tuning, and it's V shape enough to enjoy but not too much to crush all details. It's tuning is close to moondrop chu II I would say, and Blon bl03 if you reduce sharpness of the treble. Or other way to describe would be little more bass than Tangzu Wan'er SG 2. But it does feel little sharp sometimes on highest volumes with something like trumpets playing.
Technicalities: I am a noob, yes. But from my understanding, it's very head to head with tangzu wan'er SG 2 and blon bl03 in terms of soundstage. Well, in busy tracks seperation (I listen to J-pop a lot), all of the IEMs I tested so far have failed (the best set I could experience was Fiio ft1 pro open back, so my judgement of seperation and soundstage comes according to that). And a heads up, its sensitivity is high, so it will produce hissing noise with DACs that have Amp chip with higher noise flour than it's sensitivity.
Cons:
1. It starts to struggle at higher volumes, becomes little sharp (ear piercing treble) with things like trumpet, but again you will never require higher than 60-70% in quite listening.
2. Other IEMs in under 2k range have smaller sizes, this one is just way bigger in the ears, but due to that it's a snug fit. People with smaller ears will find it way bigger.
Thanks for reading!
Also thanks for the audio store team for cooperating about the Spark DAC hissing issue even when it was clearly my mistake. It seems it's not publicly known that IEM sensitivity should be checked before buying a dongle DAC+Amp.
Great headset for comfort and neutral sound. The headband is excellent and fits my large head with no issues and the pads are isolating and comfortable too. The sound is basically neutral, the bass is present and textured but not boosted by much. Mids are spectacular and tame but not recessed at all. The treble brings the mids out even more without harshness and is pretty well extended at least to the uppertreble. Air frequencies are somewhat subdued but still not a problem for the sound. The treble is just a bit emphasized as it's oriented for mixing, so for casual listening it's a little sharp but it's my preference that way. If you're okay with a set that brings out details through Treble you'll like this.
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Quality of their products are excellent and great customer support
Working great the perfect dac!!!
Best experience so far. delivery is fast and the after sale support also prompt
Excellent πππ
The Fosi Audio K5 Dac is perfect for gaming enthusiasts. I use it daily with my DT 990 Pros. I received a genuine product with fast secured delivery. Thank you The Audio Store!
If you prefer neutral, natural sound (for classical, acoustic, or detailed listening), or want maximum comfort for long wear, you might want to try something lighter or more neutral-sounding.
The Audiocular Spark Hi-Res portable DAC and amp is a compact, budget-friendly device powered by the flagship CX31993 DAC chip and MAX97220 amplifier, delivering studio-quality audio with clear vocals, rich bass, and detailed highs. It provides up to 63mW power output suitable for most IEMs and headphones, improving volume levels and sound clarity significantly over phone. Its solid build quality, portability, and seamless Type-C to 3.5mm compatibility, make it on-the-go music listening experience for me. Some minor background hiss may be audible with sensitive earphones, but overall it offers excellent value for a high-resolution audio upgrade at a very affordable price. This DAC+amp is very good option to be considered under 1,000 rupees, balancing sound quality, convenience, and durability effectively
Works like a charm!
It is good for the budget
In the budget category, these offers LDAC and planar magnetic drivers for truly clean, balanced sound and a unique design. It may have less extra features than other earbuds, but its core audio quality is far better than the usual bass-heavy options.
This is a really great product and the build quality is phenomenal. Thank you guys.
Good value for budget audiophile gear.π₯π₯π₯
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It's my FirstEver Open back π§ and after 25 Hours of listening , I can Say these are Awesome π Great SoundStage, Resolution and Comfort at this Price is Great. ( Black Friday Sale .. βΉ 28 K ).
Thanks to Mr Pritam for the Guidance
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with 4.4mm , Hiby R6 Pro II (2ndGen)
at Low/Mdl Gain .. Matched Perfectly.
( 383 mW v/s 300 ohms )
Regards : ChandraShekhar Daftary..,π
Absolutely bang for the buck. Best beginner IEM under 2000 Rs and I am not even kidding or exaggerating.
This is my second KZ EDC pro set actually. I ordered it for my brother because I like it a lot. If you want for gaming or on limited budget, definitely buy it. It can be driven buy any normal 3.5mm device, but buy a dongle DAC if you can it will enhance your experience with cleaner sound.
Read the detailed review below.
The tuning is lot balanced with slight V shape is how everyone describes it. So far from friends, I got to try Moondrop chu II, Tangzu Wan'er SG 2, Blon bl03 I, KZ ZSN pro X and KZ EDC pro(my own) all with DAC (for first three it was with Audiocular spark). I will say I prefer EDC pro over all of these. Might sound like a madlad here preferring a 700rs IEM over ~2000 rs IEM but it's just that good.
Tuning: It comes to preference, but what's good is it is not the usual KZ like tuning, and it's V shape enough to enjoy but not too much to crush all details. It's tuning is close to moondrop chu II I would say, and Blon bl03 if you reduce sharpness of the treble. Or other way to describe would be little more bass than Tangzu Wan'er SG 2. But it does feel little sharp sometimes on highest volumes with something like trumpets playing.
Technicalities: I am a noob, yes. But from my understanding, it's very head to head with tangzu wan'er SG 2 and blon bl03 in terms of soundstage. Well, in busy tracks seperation (I listen to J-pop a lot), all of the IEMs I tested so far have failed (the best set I could experience was Fiio ft1 pro open back, so my judgement of seperation and soundstage comes according to that). And a heads up, its sensitivity is high, so it will produce hissing noise with DACs that have Amp chip with higher noise flour than it's sensitivity.
Cons:
1. It starts to struggle at higher volumes, becomes little sharp (ear piercing treble) with things like trumpet, but again you will never require higher than 60-70% in quite listening.
2. Other IEMs in under 2k range have smaller sizes, this one is just way bigger in the ears, but due to that it's a snug fit. People with smaller ears will find it way bigger.
Thanks for reading!
Also thanks for the audio store team for cooperating about the Spark DAC hissing issue even when it was clearly my mistake. It seems it's not publicly known that IEM sensitivity should be checked before buying a dongle DAC+Amp.
MEGA7 is a almost perfectly tuned to the Meta tuning target with more sub bass with slight mid bass cut and boosted air region. To me it sounds better than the Mega5est which tends to be a bit boring and flat at times
Itβs worth the price.
The hype is real with HDB 630, this is a great bet if anyone prioritize audiophile sound quality, clarity, comfort along with flexibility of going wireless β especially if one care about fidelity and critical listening at home or on the go, however if anyone wants thumping bass or top-tier noise-cancelling, then might find it a bit restrained.
But there comes its industry first 5 band PEQ in a bluetooth headphone, Sennheiser has basically given us a blank canvas to customize its FR to anyones taste, its 5 band but its enough to make the sound curve the way we like.
The new app has a lots of customization options, and a bluetooth dongle in the box to get aptx adaptive specially for iPhone users.
Out of the box its tuning is close to perfect but just use the PEQ and make it sound however we want.
Its a much improvement over Momentum 4 and also much better value than Focal Bathys IMO since having used both.
Special thanks to Theaudio store for their super fast delivery service as usual, timely update and trusted name for buying any audiophile products..
I am impressed with service of The Audio Store. My product was delivered well before the expected delivery date. The professional approach and personal touch makes them stand out. Thanks a lot to Pankaj and Pritam Halpawat.
Sennheiser BTD 700 Lossless Hi-Res Bluetooth USB-A/USB-C Adapter are the best for high end Headphones. The quantity is exceptional and the connection with the devices is seamless without any loss in quality of audio. Amazing product.
They provided very good service. And I found product vry useful and it delivered my expectations with google pixel phone.
Great headset for comfort and neutral sound. The headband is excellent and fits my large head with no issues and the pads are isolating and comfortable too. The sound is basically neutral, the bass is present and textured but not boosted by much. Mids are spectacular and tame but not recessed at all. The treble brings the mids out even more without harshness and is pretty well extended at least to the uppertreble. Air frequencies are somewhat subdued but still not a problem for the sound. The treble is just a bit emphasized as it's oriented for mixing, so for casual listening it's a little sharp but it's my preference that way. If you're okay with a set that brings out details through Treble you'll like this.
Source:
- Desktop: Tidal + local FLACs on a Linux machine -> iFi Zen Dac (1st gen)
- Mobile: Tidal on Android -> Fiio KA15 (non oversampling mode)
Cable: the one that came in the box but with the balanced ending (mostly because I have noticed that it opens up some of my other hybrid iems even on lower volume. Might just be placebo so take this experience with a grain of salt.)
Eartips: Tangzu Sancai (regular bore)
Albums used for early impressions:
- ...And Everything in Between - Unprocessed (Progressive Metalcore / Tech Death)
- Cure - Erra (Progressive Metalcore)
- Zanmu - Ado (J-Pop)
- DOLL - 9Lana (J-Pop)
- Not But Disco and Player 1 - Kardi (K-Rock)
- GNX - Kendrick Lamar (Rap / Hip Hop)
- Unlocked - Denzel Curry (Rap / Hip Hop)
Early impressions: One of the first things I noticed after putting these on and before playing anything (on my PC) was that these are very sensitive. I switched over to my phone with the Fiio KA15 and that immediately solved the noise floor issue. The power from the balanced cable probably just further boosted the noise floor of my DAC on the PC so keep in mind that these are not hard to run at all and will probably be fine with a dongle DAC and the single ended cable. Playing Hell from ...And Everything in Between on my PC left me speechless. I usually don't enjoy listening to any metal on my other IEMs (Truthear Hexas and AFUL Explorer) as my bookshelf speakers have spoiled me rotten with their sense of space and detail retrieval. But these were somehow better than my Wharfie diamonds. The texture on the guitar and bass in Hell and Lore was immediately apparent. Taps sounded plucky as intended. Percussion had a tactile sharpness to it, which is probably thanks to excellent detail retrieval of these IEMs. At no point was I in discomfort from any treble peaks through the song. Time Henson and Scott le Page's solos on Die on the cross of the Martyr sounded more dynamic on these than on any of my other equipment. And all of this without ever muffling the vocals, which had a fullness despite coming across as very natural.
Ado and 9Lana's vocals also had a richness to them despite the otherwise busy J-Pop production. The bass line felt dynamic and textured. Instrument separation on these is top notch as I am actually able to tell each of them apart, which is new to me for this genre of music.
This pair will also not disappoint bassheads. Listening to various J-Pop and Hip Hop tracks was very enjoyable. The vocals never took a back set and the sub-bass had a decisive rumble to it, never muddying the mids.
Overall this is an easy recommendation to those who are not overly treble sensitive. A very fun pair of IEMs that absolutely justifies it's price tag with its dynamics and detail retrieval.
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