Thank you for bringing the offer to notice. I was planning to get the ISN EST50, totally different sound signature. But those are not on sale and I can get them later anyways. These I might have to think about now.
It's wood, 200 year old maple stabilised wood (immersed in resin at high pressure), pretty hard to make a ridge to keep the tips on as it's 5 axis cnc made, would have a lot of breakage and need to retool just for the ridge
Is this similar to what the Audioquest Nighthawks were made of? They called it liquid wood which I found hilarious but it sounded like an interesting process and the material looked nice.
Received it yesterday. I haven't been able to take it out of my ears since unboxing. It has just enough sparkle and air to be detailed buy not overly bright and fatiguing. I've used it with my HiBy RS6, Cayin RU7 and Shanling UA5. Right now listening to ZZ Top / La Grange on the Shanling and it is so engaging - not a thumping base but a satisfying overall tonality and energy. Great call on picking this one up!
@@SinjiKazama so that's a tough one as they are both awesome. I find the Doscinco has more bass and a more relaxed treble, while the 530 has fuller mids and great air (to my ears anyway). I like them both and listen to them both in my weekly rotation. If i could only have one, the EPZ 530 is just really special for me. I hope you get an opportunity to get your ears on them both someday.
How different is this from the Tansio tmsr X anniversary? I need magical timbre/resolution/separation with pin point and real life vocals/instruments. Which other sets up to 400 usd do you recommend?
I have both. EPZ 530 have more treble, so it can be too bright to treble-sensitive folk. Hype 4 have less treble, so it is less fatigue. I like both tho, so it depends are you treble sensitive. 😊
EPZ
530 is a hidden gem
This price makes me gradually become their fan
I got the EPZ K5, very nice
Thank you for bringing the offer to notice. I was planning to get the ISN EST50, totally different sound signature. But those are not on sale and I can get them later anyways. These I might have to think about now.
It's wood, 200 year old maple stabilised wood (immersed in resin at high pressure), pretty hard to make a ridge to keep the tips on as it's 5 axis cnc made, would have a lot of breakage and need to retool just for the ridge
Is this similar to what the Audioquest Nighthawks were made of? They called it liquid wood which I found hilarious but it sounded like an interesting process and the material looked nice.
@@rem792 No, not at all, this is made from a solid chunk of maple tree.
Aww man this set looks amazing … my wallet is sweating!
Thank you
Can you please review the Campfire Fathom vs Supermoon Comparison
Bought a set today from AliExpress the price made it hard to pass up. Great review
Received it yesterday. I haven't been able to take it out of my ears since unboxing. It has just enough sparkle and air to be detailed buy not overly bright and fatiguing. I've used it with my HiBy RS6, Cayin RU7 and Shanling UA5. Right now listening to ZZ Top / La Grange on the Shanling and it is so engaging - not a thumping base but a satisfying overall tonality and energy. Great call on picking this one up!
@@christiharris292Hello Chris, how would it compare to the Ziigaat Doscinco/Cincotres?
@@SinjiKazama so that's a tough one as they are both awesome. I find the Doscinco has more bass and a more relaxed treble, while the 530 has fuller mids and great air (to my ears anyway). I like them both and listen to them both in my weekly rotation. If i could only have one, the EPZ 530 is just really special for me. I hope you get an opportunity to get your ears on them both someday.
How different is this from the Tansio tmsr X anniversary? I need magical timbre/resolution/separation with pin point and real life vocals/instruments. Which other sets up to 400 usd do you recommend?
Good day. If it is possible, I would greatly appreciate a review of Ziigaat Cinocotres. kind regards, WvS
Which do you like more between these and the hype 4?
I have both. EPZ 530 have more treble, so it can be too bright to treble-sensitive folk. Hype 4 have less treble, so it is less fatigue. I like both tho, so it depends are you treble sensitive. 😊
@@kpt923923ablehow is the hype 4 overall? And can you compare it to other iem?
Hype 4 is more versatile for an all round library
hi, thanks for the video. this or kinera skuld?
Both!
@@AudioLevels I can't buy both hahaha, I like a flat sound better. Could you recommend one ?
@@gachapon4984 Skuld, but its a natural flat sound in comparison but just beautifuly balanced and blended through the frequency bands
you have microphone problem dude!!!
All ok just the frequency ranges its not an audiophiles dimensions.. Ranges ok not responses..Anyway cant beats the quality of DD lowends.Peace!