Linsoul BLON x HBB Z300 10mm Silicone Diaphragm in Ear Monitor, HiFi IEM Earphone, Dragon Pattern Faceplate, Detachable 3.5mm Copper Cable for Musician Audiophile DJ Studio (Blue, Without Mic)

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It strikes the perfect balance between crispness and power, delivering an authentic and nuanced sound that captures every detail from the highs to the lows.

However, there is a bit of mud on tracks like “La Bohéme” , where everything sounds very dragged and doesn't seem to progress. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.It is clear that the cable and its shiny copper colour have raised the quality of the set, and the more common capsule design also helps, both in terms of ergonomics and attractiveness. However, I have to say that the aesthetics are very good and judging by the photos, I think the blue may be even more impressive in person.

The notes don't distort or become single notes or cause any noticeable or avoidable sibilance because the upper treble has nice extension. The most emphasized are the mid-bass which are very pleasant, also the sub-bass is well represented. For shell design as both sets have metal alloy shells, BLON-03 has a rather peculiar shell design that proper insertion is impossible to achieve due to its too short nozzle length and fitting will be problematic. Don't expect the sound quality of tenors, countertenors and sopranos as Z300 will not render them properly as they sound dull, lifeless and lethargic.

Even so, there is a certain quality to trying to express and tease out some of the hidden mid-frequency detail that is eloquent and noteworthy. Note: Timings might be affected due to festive seasons or other unforeseen circumstances What happens if the parcel has been shipped but not delivered? The stringed instruments sound slightly warmer than they should while the female vocals I still like anyway. The Z300s excel in depth, with bass that is capable of delivering good volume, flooding the scene on a physical level and expanding the sound a little beyond the average.

That's right, despite the thick weight of the notes and that dark, fuzzy feel, the Z300s do have a few tricks up their sleeve, in the form of incipient, though not obvious, detail. This particular frequency that this set has projects a rather smooth and relaxed quality from the upper mids to the presence part of the treble region.

Although the punch is consistent and relatively restrained, it lacks a bit of viscerality, but it enjoys good dryness and recovery, but not quite a remarkable one. On technical performance, Cadenza has a tad better soundstage lateral span, similar imaging aspect, a bit better separation and detail retrieval though it has less solid macro-dynamics compare to Z300. Its body is smooth, with no sharp corners, and although the short nozzle forced me to use L-tips with a shallow insertion, I don't consider this a problem. I personally think that Z300 has a better build quality and accessories, however I do like Cadenza's genre flexibility better.