Hidizs MP145 vs Tin HiFi P1 Max

Sound demo - IEM comparison: Hidizs MP145 vs Tin HiFi P1 Max
0:00 Intro + Rap Beat: Boom Bap
0:57 Upbeat Dance Funk: Ritmo
2:01 Electronic dance: Deep
3:14 Electronic + vocal: Howling
4:37 Acoustic + vocal: Dream A Dream
5:30 Jazz: Good Vibrations
6:35 Jazz: Trading Samba
8:08 Ethno: Middle Eastern
10:11 Indie Rock: Crashing Cars
How to compare:
1. Launch (or download and run) any decent equalizer with at least 30 bands
2. Use this equalizer so that you can hear the sound of one of these paired elements the way you are used to.
3. Then you will be able to hear how another pair would sound to you

[@MrNik6200]

Thanks for the effort. ❤

[@charlesc6375]

Great comparison.
Thank you.

[@choydeliverer7162]

Is your P1 max the OG version or the retuned version? Can you do P1 Max vs Nichekc F1 Pro?

[@GlennGaneAudio]

Old one. I evaluate what I am interested in against what I am able to find. If you are interested in brand new models, kindly request the manufacturers to provide me with samples, rather than me )

[@genaishivatov1737]

145s definitely lose in the midrange, and especially in the bass (this is noticeable on all tracks). Their bass is loose and overloaded. The Panda's middle is not the fullest (but it's moderate), and the 145's is worse. By the way, the Panda’s high frequencies become a little muffled after 300-400 hours and sometimes you want to be more active.