Yinyoo KBEAR KS2 in Ear Monitors, KB KS2 Stereo Bass Headphone, 1BA+1DD Hybrid Over-Ear Earbud Headset Noise Cancelling Earphone with Removable Cable for Running Walking Church Stage (No mic, Green)

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The KS2 is very well made, with it's plastic shell joints fitting together perfectly and it is typical KZ in its attractive plastic design and gem-like appearance. KS1 does seem to benefit from a good run in so I advise folks that dive into a set to give them a good beat down for at least a week.

They all to a “T” become bitey up top, to the point that I either turn the volume down, or switch IEM’s. Rated at 109 dB of sensitivity and 16 ohms of impedance, these are easy to drive but even a cheap amplifier will slightly improve SQ.

The mid-bass is more emphasised and for me it is the quality of the bass which stands out, it does not overwhelm, so that it is not thumpy or lumpy, it is smooth and relaxing. DISCLAIMER: It seems lot of KBear planes drop KS2 review samples cargo from the sky around the globe, and one inadvertently falls in my mailbox. It came over impressively clearly on the KS1 with good separation and layering with the character of the instruments well portrayed but with the leading edges losing a little bite.

T Separation is good, with well-defined spatial positions, but the cramped soundstage prevents it on getting its full potential. have not tried any Blon product as I never got into its looks and didn’t want to endure the “fit” issue. As a result, the KS1’s lows are non-fatiguing while giving the fun and bass needed for bassy tracks.Main issue is that on very busy tracks, think jpop with synth and classical instruments at the same time, the mid-range can get muddled. Treble has good control and presence and here is where treble sounds more natural in tone and emphasis and is relatively clean.