Is the DUNU Titan S2 the Best Under $100? Full Review & Comparison | Titan S, EA500 LM, Delci, & 4U
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- Опубліковано 23 чер 2024
- This video is a review and comparison of the DUNU Titan S2 single dynamic driver IEM against the DUNU Titan S, Simgot EA500 LM, Kefine Delci, and Tanchjim 4U.
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Nice review.
We each have different listening preferences and circumstances.
I've got the EA 500lm and love them. Really really enjoyable. Hard to put my finger on but they hit a sweet spot for me , for all the genres I listen to and for most situations.
I have the Pilgrims which do give me more detail for classical but are less emotive. And then there's the Dunu Davinci which I absolutely love as one of my all time favourites but they cost more than the ones reviewed above.
Thanks for sharing. Totally agree.
Great review. This Tuning has been done a million times. As long as it's a good driver, it's a profile that's easy to EQ or slap a filter on. I bet they'll be on sale $50-60, by 11/11 which is probably what you'd pay for the tips alone. Those of us who like bass can slap filter or 2 on and get a Delci-ish sound. I find it ugly AF lol but I do like those fabric cables. I've bought several.
Also, I've been adding a tiny, thin peice of random low density foam that I had laying around to the nozzles of a lot of my IEMS. It's amazing how what a few millimeters will do for soundstage, clarity and bass!!
that's the gist, you need to pay more for a little improvement ahahah!
@@malcolmvillanueva5689 or DIY for pennies 😁
@@malcolmvillanueva5689 or DIY for free or a few cents if you buy filters 😁😎😜
Yes, the tuning isn't new, and I agree that $50-$60 is a fair price just for the ear tips and the excellent fabric modular cable. The DUNU S&S alone is great value.
Graph shows significant channel imbalance in the 3-6k region, so much in fact, that I'm surprised it wasn't audible.
Good review and Thanks a million for taking the time to share your thoughts.
You're welcome! The difference is noticeable, but I didn't want to comment on it as it might be a one-time issue with my set. Although my brain is somewhat adapting, I can still perceive the imbalance, especially with certain music and vocals. It also impacts the imaging and soundstage to some extent. Next time, I'll leave a note for shipping and request extra bubble wrap for better protection.
@@Atechreviews Thanks again and keep up the great work!!!
Nice and succinct video. I will say the EA500LM does come with swappable nozzles for those who like to mod. Ofc if you like accessories the dunu takes it
Thank you! I agree. It really comes down to two options:
1. If you want more customizability with tuning nozzles, go with the EA500 LM.
2. If you're looking for more accessories, modular cables, and a variety of ear tips, the Titan S2 is the better choice.
Wow nice review! Do you think titan s2 is better than aria 2 in terms of sound quality?
I think so!
Great review friend!
I really like the Titan S (original) and I'm in doubt between the Titan S2 and the EA500LM, I have the impression that they are similar.
For the excitement and better Kit I would get the Titan S2. Can you tell me if it is as technical and detailed as the EA500LM?
Could you tell me if the Tanchjim 4U is between these two Titan S2 and the EA500LM, or is it better?
Actually, the Titan S2 offers slightly more detail compared to the EA500 LM, though the difference is minor. I prefer the tuning of the Tanchjim 4U over the Titan S2 and EA500 LM, even though it isn't as detailed as either. Overall, the Titan S2 and EA500 LM deliver better sound quality.
@@Atechreviews
Friend, thank you very much for your help.
I'm deciding whether to buy the Titan S2
Is Titan S2 a big improvement compared to the first Titan S?
Would the Titan S2's competitor be the EA500LM?
Is the Titan S2 also very good for games?
I saw that in the chart, the Titan S2 and the Rose Technics Quietsea are very similar, do they have a similar sound?
Comparing Titan S2 with CCA Hydro, do they both have the same quality in details?
Very Thanks, Very Thanks
Do you have the tinhifi C2 to compare? They graph almost identical, so I am curious.
No, I don't.
How do they compare to a Truthear Hexa or the IE200? I have them both and was wondering if this is worth a buy. Thank you.
The Titan S2 has more bass, a stronger upper mid-range, greater vocal forwardness, and better detail retrieval. I don't have the IE200.
Hi there, do you think that there is a difference between the Titan S2 and the normal EA500 or is just the same as you show in the graphic with the EA500 LM? Cheers
There's a very subtle difference. The DUNU Titan S2 edges out slightly in detail, but honestly, the difference is minimal. They sound incredibly close to each other. For me, the deciding factors would be looks, fit, comfort, accessories, and cable rather than sound alone.
@@Atechreviews Excellent, I really appreciated your reply
Yes, the Titan S2 is crazy value for money product man, especially with all those accessories.
100%
Dang. I had just bought the OG Titan S last month.
Still a great IEM.
My titan s2 just got in.. I totally disagree with jaytis on his review.. its a great sounding set. He compared it with the celest wyvern abyss. The abyss does not come near. I also have the LM and it sounds different although are both good sets. I also have the og titan s. And it's a total upgrade. Imo
Jaytiss is a great guy, but we all have our preferences. Maybe it didn't appeal to him or didn't match well with his music. Personally, I find it excellent and distinctly different from the EA500 LM.
What about the comparison with the "old" titan S?
I covered that in the video. The Titan S2 is warmer, has more bass, and sounds more detailed compared to the older Titan S.
Sent mine back, they arent a patch on the tangzu fudu verse 1, i agree about the bass but the female vocals were harsh and shouty, i agree at low volume its lisetenable, violins, guitars, high hats were all harsh to my ears
Yeah, you seem sensitive to elevated mid-range. I had a similar experience, albeit to a lesser extent, which is why I mentioned it's best for low to mid volumes and may not suit those sensitive to elevated upper mid-range.
@@Atechreviews yes i agree, thats why i love the penon serial, bqeyz wind, and hidizs m145 allthough the planar does produce sharp treble at times, i dont have a problem with vocals being shouty, with serial and wind no issue at all, oh and deffinately no issue with the aful explorer i really like those iems
One of the best value IEMs
I agree. It is an incredible value.
How would you compare it to Truthear Hexa?
The Titan S2 has more bass, a stronger upper mid-range, greater vocal forwardness, and better detail retrieval.
Is it the best of all in the comparison for FPS games?
At this price, I'd say it's quite likely.
@@Atechreviews thanks and nice review man
Friend, TITAN's engineers have designed a new earphone. Would you be interested in reviewing it
Sure, you can find my email in the video description.
I cannot see this as having better value than something like the ARTTI T10.
I will check it out.
Those clipper cables are just a meme. Dunu has a good sense of humor 😒
Why?
@@Atechreviews Isn't the cable clip too small for the cable?
@@thomasdanny7717 Ah, I see what you mean! You're right. I never considered that since I never use the cable clip. Thanks for pointing it out!
Mid volume earphones ? That means they are poorly constructed IEMs
It just means its easier to drive w/ sensitivity of 125 dB/Vrms.
No, they are just sensitive and easy to drive.