SpinFit W1 for IEM -Patented Medical-Grade Silicone Ear Tips, Double W-Shaped Tube Core, More Stability, (L/M/S Included)

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Podcasts : Zorloo Ztella + Fidue "A83" ("Canal Works 肉球 Gel Narrow Bore" L tips / FiiO "LC-RE Pro" unbalanced cable) - Fitear "A111" ("Canal Works 肉球 Gel Narrow Bore" L tips / BTG "Starlight" unbalanced cable). Staging is average, imaging is mostly left and right. Not a technical tour-de-force in those regards. Layering is surprisingly good though, probably one of the strengths here. Overall resolution is middling. Safety concerns: Since the metal cores are inserted halfway into the nozzle. It may accidentally slip out and leave inside the ear canal… Let’s say I am paranoid You get 80% performance of Spiral Dot at 30% of its price. Comfortable for long listening. Good value for money.

W1 tips do make a difference : r/headphones - Reddit W1 tips do make a difference : r/headphones - Reddit

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The cable is comfortable and feels well made. Nice that it's recessed 2pin. Tangles like a mother****er. ONALITY AND TECHNICALITIES​Truthear Zero has a near- Harman 2019-esque frequency response. This essentially means a “clean boost” of sub-bass from 200Hz downwards, and an aggressive rise to the upper-mids from the low-mid region. The most unique and unusual eartips I have used. From Japan, LIZER LAB eartips feature a patented metal phase-plug which promise to “reposition” your music to sound as if music is coming from the front, rather than from inside and above your head. LIZER LAB advertised their eartips to give the listener an “out-of-head localization” concert and live performance experience. Is this snake oil? Does it works? My conclusion is it depends. The effects on some earphones are prominent, while some are not as outstanding.

New Spinfit W1 Eartips First Impressions : r/headphones - Reddit

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The detailling is average on the Zero. Even poor at times to me. To the point where the clean bass tuning can feel muddy. Sound(overall)​ These final impressions were done off the Eversolo DAC-Z8 connected to the SMSL SP400. These impressions are what the Spinfit W1 and Omni tips sounded like to my ears with all the IEMs I used. Things like IEM/TWS selection and ear shape will produce different results and impressions vs what my ears hear on my specific gear. I’m new to IEMs but have learned a few things about tips. So far Moondrop Spring tips seem to be the holy grail of tips. Deemed to be a replacement for Sony Triple Comfort (EP-TC50), these are eartips with an attitude. They sound like silicone but seal and isolate like a good pair of foam tips. Extremely comfortable and stable fit. Sensitivity/Drivability​The Zero didn’t require a lot of power to get to a volume I like. I think any dongle will provide enough power to run the Zero to high volumes. It is somewhat sensitive but I didn’t notice any hiss using it single ended or balanced with any amps I had on hand.