Linsoul BLON BL-03 HiFi 10mm Carbon Diaphragm Dynamic Driver In-Ear Earphone IEM with 0.78mm 2pin Detachable Cable (Without mic, Brown)

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In the mid-range, the lower V of the Blon offers a somewhat fuller sound, with a timbre that I prefer as natural, more musical and pleasant. The TFZs are cooler in the mid-range and the sag is there, even slightly higher. They receive less warmth and body from the bass, but there is a higher point of cleanliness, although they are also lighter and thinner, offering a less representative area.

With exceptional sound quality and an attractive design, it’s hard to imagine a better place to start your IEM journey. The pair features a powerful combination of a 10mm carbon diaphragm dynamic driver and a 6mm lightweight micro dynamic driver with a precise electronic crossover to ensure a high-quality output with low distortion and high clarity. balanced tuning. Couldn't find a single genre which does not sound good with this IEM. It reminds me of the TinnHIFI P1 Max Panda (Planar), very similar tuning. Certain parts of the lower registers appear masked and overlaid, bass is one note sounding and not agile enough to keep up when things get busy and fast.When worn with the included cable, the BL-03 is awkward and frustrating. However, using another cable with straight 2-pin connectors it becomes very comfortable and the shells practically disappear in my ears. The smooth rounded surface of the shells can be worn for hours without creating hot spots or any discomfort. Of course at this price point I wouldn't bother with cable rolling and the included cable is really good, no need to change it unless you want to go balanced. Willing to spend 2k? Stretch your budget and get these instead. Do not import from China, headphonezone will provide local warranty. All of which are many times more expensive than the BL03, but when in direct A-B comparison in the complete absence of price-to-performance value, I personally did not find the BL03 matching up to their levels of technical performance. Wireless Earbuds are no doubt convenient. But they usually sound pretty ordinary. These IEMs, although wired, are designed and built with the goal of just delivering brilliant sound.

The build quality is rather good for the price range. The BLON BL-03 is definitely not perfect, but it is built well enough to appear reasonably durable and resistant to a bit of abuse. The fact that the shell is made of just two pieces of metal also makes it more resistant than more complicated shells. The treble on the Mangird Top is extended and airy, but it's not too bright or harsh to my ears. This makes the IEM sound very open and spacious. The treble is also very detailed and can hear all the high-frequency details in your music.The cable will be a problem for most. It's a foot short and the way it fits behind your ear will tend to push the earphones out. I can live with it. I literally put premoulded plastic strips in boiling water and moulded them per my fit.

So let me put this straight. I am coming from Focal Spark and sr850. Mic on focal went kaput within a few months and both the metal casings popped open last week. For a brand as renowned as focal, the quality turned out really bad. No complains on the sound quality though. Even the mic was really good while it worked. It's just that it worked for only a year. Anyway.. Now I will note one thing: I actually preferred the midrange tone of the BL03 to all of the above. The T4 and OH1/OH10 were a tad too shouty in the upper midrange for me, while the GR07’s treble response left something to be desired. The BL03 balanced upper-end energy without being overly-forward, and the “safeness” of its tuning is therefore its greatest strength. I don’t know what that would equate to in technical terms, probably a waveform thats blowing out all over the place.Closer look at the nozzle’s damping material My favourite combo: blue filters Introduction Now I could give you a long-winded The additional costs of aftermarket tips and cable may also strip the BL03 of its “★★ value” after it is factored into the total price of the resulting setup. As for a video, please take off the eartips, then play a song and turn up the volume, then put the lens to each side to show the sound difference. The BLON BL-03 in some way reminds me of the Shure SE215 in some way, although they are at 2 different price points, which speaks really well for the BLON BL-03 actually. The only place where I would rank the Shures over the BLONs is in terms of fit since the Shures have an almost unbeatable and proven universal design. Both earphones have a sort of fun tuning and boosted bass, but I would find that the imaging on the BLONs is more accurate and immersive and the treble extension is much better on the BLONs as well. Extremely efficient, no need for extra juice, it's happy with the output of any modern smartphone or dap.

The treble has good energy and provides detail and airiness. There’s a peak in the lower treble that adds clarity to the overall presentation but avoids any sibilance. After the lower treble peak, the high frequencies taper off steadily. Both sets are smooth and lush, and the Tanya can perhaps be viewed as a baby Final Audio E3000. Vs. Astrotec Vesna In conclusion, the BLON-03 IEMs are a delightful surprise for the budget-conscious audiophile. With their clarity, comfort, and versatility, they punch above their weight. However, if you demand premium build quality and thunderous bass, you might want to look elsewhere like QKZ X HBB, 7Hz Legato or Ikko OH10. For those on the hunt for a sonic adventure without emptying your wallet, the BLON-03 are a solid choice. Happy listening! You don't need to turn the volume half way to get the details. I am mostly at 30% volume on my cell phone and they sound just as good. When I first listen to them I though they kinda sound quite low and had to increase the volume which is normal for other iems that I had listen to before. After spending some time, I came to realisation that these iems produce the musical quality at lower comfortable volumes and I do not have to crank the volume up. They are extremely detailed and airy and I can relax and listen to them for hoursIn short, the low end is a mixture of mixed feelings, some very enjoyable, others more diffuse, less well defined and of lower resolution. One misses a point of greater overall dryness. The Astrotec Vesna are a neutral bright set, easier to drive and with less bass than the E3000. Though the Vesna have less bass quantity, the bass is cleaner and tighter. The Vesna have a thinner note weight and poorer technicalities (imaging, instrument separation and soundstage). True, the BLONs are tonally more satisfying, even more musical, but there is more sparkle and life in the Live 1s, and not just because of their name. The tuning of the TFZs is more polarised and that has an impact on the stage, somewhat less so. A larger oval is perceived in the representation of the BL-Max, improving its image and gaining a more enveloping sensation. These IEMs are a real pleasure to listen to, and will provide you with an intimate connection to the musicians playing for you, in a way speakers and regular headphones can struggle with. Fit is an issue, but that’s highly personal and can usually be remedied with aftermarket tips. ERGONOMIC DESIGN AND COMFORTABLE TO WEAR: The BLON BL-03 earphones are designed with an ergonomic shape that fits comfortably in the ear canal. The earphones are molded based on professional ear canal data analysis, ensuring that they fit securely and comfortably for extended periods of use.