Top IEMs Under $50 | Tangzu, Moondrop, Tanchjim, Celest, & TRN!
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- This video showcases my top picks for IEMs under $50 based on my personal experience.
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You say "as you can see" while the FR graph covers the whole screen. Sorry, but no, I couldn't see 😂
LOL. Sorry about that. I'll be more careful in the future.
@@Atechreviews LOL its ok, thanks for your opnions man!
ill make my decision between the conch, tin hifi mech warrior and the abyss, i like better bass, what would you suggest?
@@prakharanand7012 I've only listened to the Wyvern. It has a Harman level of bass boost.
@@Atechreviews i see, thanks ! i might get the abyss, at this price its just too good
thanks for the review
You're welcome!
So kinera celest wyvern vs kefine delci? i don't really mind if it doesn't have technicalities, but im looking for long listening and kinda warm tuning iem please
Kefine Delci.
Thanks for the review, man. I'm happy to see KA11 at the beginning because I have a question. I'm planning to order the Aful Explorer in a few days and I need a portable dongle dac. Do you think the KA11 is suitable for the Explorer? It is said to have a bit of a warm character, which the Explorer seems to be quite warm too. Do you think these would be a bad match? Would it be possible for you to try them and share your opinion with me?
You're welcome! I just tried it with the Explorer for you. At 60% volume on my phone, it was pretty loud. I wouldn’t describe this dongle as warm-you'll see for yourself. It’s very detailed and brings out all the nuances in the Explorer. While there are better dongles out there that enhance bass, separation, and soundstage and offer 4.4mm outputs, they don’t come in this practical form factor and price. I use it a lot on the go because of how easy it is to use. A better dongle will cost at least $70 and won’t be as portable. I'm sure you'll love it. Go ahead and try it; you can always upgrade later. You'll be pleasantly surprised! You could even change some settings and filter in the FiiO app.
@@Atechreviews That's a very detailed and informative response, really helped me a lot. Thank you very much man!
@@mertyorulmaz2033 You're more than welcome!
Nice review.
I ended up with the Simgot ew100 dsp (usb c). Very good for the price. More balanced than the Moondrop’s I tried.
(Though I’m still basking in the output of my DaVinci. It was so worth splashing out on!).
Thanks! EW100 seems like another great option. Enjoy your DaVinci.
Can you take zoom calls or phone calls with the mic on the wyvern pro ?
Yes, of course, and it's very clear.
I think your review / speech skills are excellent AT , the graph is a little annoying and covers up most of the screen , other than that ,it's a really good review ,I love the good range of iems comparison ,Thanks for the hard work !
Thank you for the kind words. I began displaying the graph in the video because some viewers mentioned that my hand movements were too distracting.
What would u say has the biggest soundstage out of all these?
They're quite similar overall in the size of the soundstage. In terms of soundstage, my top three picks would be Moondrop Chu II, followed by Tanchjim One, and then Tangzu Waner/Wyvern.
Wyvern abyss is my daily driver now. No complaints.
Thanks for sharing!
hey man, can you share a bit more bout your experience? like whats your library like and what genres it works good with, also does it ever get bright? these are my only concerns stopping me from deciding, do let me know!
What is the name of the dongle you are describing in the video? I would like something portable for when I'm out on my walks
FiiO KA11.
Currently using the Tanchjim One DSP and yes it's a steal! Being able to EQ on the phone app on the fly is really great, and it's stored within the DAC. Not only that, you can also use the DSP cable on other IEMs as well and they sound pretty good. The only downside is if you wanna listen to it on another laptop and it doesn't have a USB-C port. The Tanchjim One DSP bass is quite sufficient for me, though it occasionally has some sibilance. That's about it. I've the Tanchjim Zero DSP too and it's not to my taste at all. Sure, it has more bass which is different from the OG which is more neutral. But waaaay too bright on the upper midrange and treble. Seeing as you like metal, rock and EDM, have you tried the Tanya? It has more bass compared to the One. Also, others have mentioned the graph size. Having it in the corner would be a better option.
I agree about the Tanchjim One DSP; the app has improved a lot. I have a USB-C to USB Type-A adapter that came with a dongle and I use that with my laptop. I haven't tried the Tanya yet, but I'll definitely check them out since I love rock music. Regarding the graph, I previously placed it in the corner, but some people found my hand movements distracting and dizzying. Would you prefer it in the corner or displayed full-screen?
@@Atechreviews The One isn't too bad for rock either, especially in its 3.5mm version. But the Tanya definitely has more bass and a more satisfying bass, not so much the treble. Using a wide bore eartip might help. I wonder if it's possible to show fullscreen and then shrinking it to the corner? Otherwise just the corner? I'm fine with hand movements. I prefer the corner because sometimes you would describe something about the IEM but it's entirely blocked by the graph. Or maybe reduce the length it stays on the screen? It feels a tad long.
Lastly, the measurements you take of the nozzle size for IEMs are much appreciated, though it's preferable that you measure them on the lip diameter instead of under the lip (for those that has nozzle lip) as that's the widest portion. Other than that, your reviews have been immensely useful!
@@miershyk Thank you so much for your kind words and suggestions. I really appreciate them. I'll definitely keep these in mind for my future videos. I understand that the graph blocked out some of the things I was talking about, so I'll make sure not to let that happen again. Your tip about measuring the nozzle at its widest point makes perfect sense, and I'll make that adjustment. As I'm putting together my ranking list, I know not everyone might agree with my rankings, but I'll include a column for nozzle width to give more detailed information that I hope will be useful to everyone.
Pretty decent selections. I think the 7hz Sonus for $59 is a steal.
what do you think is a better deal , Hidiz MP145 (110$) or Simgot SuperMix (139$) or Pula Pa02 (130$)
@@Erikaeene I guess it depends on what sound signature you are after. They all are nice sets of IEMs, but all 3 have very different sound signatures.
@@hazi5961 which is more detailed? I wanna play Hi-Res Music
@@hazi5961 should i spend a little more to get a Gizaudio Chopin (170$)
MYER CKLVX or SuperMix 4 ,, help i dont knowww
I think it's safer to say under 30$. The next tier of iems like the kefine delci and tanchjim 4u will get to around 50$ with sales (delci is already close)
I mentioned $50 just to be cautious. If I recall correctly, I paid more than $30 for the Dolce. Getting the Delci or 4U for close to $50 is an incredibly good deal.
6:50 the graph is of oxygen lmao its like 250 usd. also rn the salnotes zero 2 (kinera wyvern too in one store) are going for like 10 bucks, i think this good enough for first time tryers...
LMAO! Late night video editing, LOL. Wow, $10 is an insanely good deal for both the Zero 2 and Wyvern.
Broo.. please review TRUTHEAR GATE..I think it will be good competitor for TANGZU WAN'ER with better build and cable quality...✌️✌️
OK, I will check it out 👍
So I just bought a Kefine Delci off AliExpress and grabbed a few cheap single DD's just for fun and to my suprise I ended up enjoying the KZ ZVX more than the Delci. It is absolutely fantastic for the $7-15 you can get it for
That's interersting.
Waiting for titan s2 review!
The review is on its way. Stay tuned!
wyvern abyss
OK
Buddy where is artti r2?????
I will check it out.
You are just talking about fr graphs...
Normally, I cover aspects like looks, fit, comfort, accessories, and cable, too. However, since this was a comparison video, I aimed to keep it concise and focused primarily on the sound. I use graphs as a reference to better explain what I hear, but I also discussed aspects not captured on graphs-like technical performance, soundstage, detail retrieval, bass quality, impact, mid-range clarity, separation, and issues like shoutiness and sibilance.
The IEMs featured in this video are quite similar with few noticeable differences. If there's anything specific you'd like me to include in future videos, please let me know!
@@Atechreviews what i meant was "you were literally talking about fr graph" .. if fr curve shows a good bass boost extending into 400-500hz as well and you were saying "this has bass bleed" seeing that. It would have been better if you said "bass bleed made this effect in this song and you noticed in this song' .. hope i was clear..thanks for the comparision anyways
@@sudir_ebi You're welcome! I understand what you mean and will improve in in the future. Thanks for the tip 👍
Try juzear clear
OK, I will check it out.
@@Atechreviews nice!