Linsoul TANGZU Wan’er S.G HiFi 10mm Dynamic Driver PET Diaphragm in-Ear Earphone with Ergonomic Shape, Detachable 2Pin OFC Braided Cable for Audiophile Musician DJ Stage (White, TANGZU Wan’er S.G)

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Mids are, you may have guessed it, somewhat back and therefore a bit lean, but with good definition. There are times that the midbass is dominant over the subbass, creating that punchy bass presentation. It is transparent to the intended nature of the sources - depending on the sort of mixing done on the subjected audio tracks. Vocal are plain horrifious with Chu i just can't handle them for long, pina gain is too high and shouty, their timbral imbalance. Now this track is not on my test track list (although it probably should be) but the lifelikeness of the drums was just so impressive during the first few minutes of listening to the Wan’er that I felt it had to be mentioned.

If I had to nitpick perhaps things like vocals exhibit a little more grain than on something like the HD650. The tone is perhaps most similar to quarks/hd650s but still different enough to where it does not exhibit the same lovely tone that the quarks/sennheisers do. Drum kicks have plenty of impact and weight, and the rumble is generally satisfying, although it may be a bit lacking. With every week bringing a new release, many budget contenders have their 15 minutes of fame and are then forgotten after a few weeks. Tangzu took that risk, sacrificed some of the qualities that made Zeros great, but loved by more people.While the above so far has been decent, it is the sound section that has really impressed me with the Wan’er. It has added coloration on the bass domain, slow bass decay and slightly attenuated higher register note attacks. I was able to listen on short period of time comfortably but it gets a bit uncomfortable and painful after extended use (3-4 hours). It's a colored mid range, in minimal way, tone wise we have extra butter and tamed texture grain, yet, it isn't dark nor recessed and this is what hook us when we listen to the Waner.

So yes, technical performance are average, attack speed isn't the fastest nor the snappiest yet don't go shouty or all messy too. Described as a "female prime minister," Shangguan rose from modest origins as a palace servant to become secretary and leading advisor to Empress Wu Zetian of Zhou. Additionally, the faceplate design is both attractive and artistic, contributing to the overall appeal of Wan'er. For my own usage, I opted not to use any one of them, preferring my own Misodiko MIX460 hybrid tips.

Modding: benefits from silver plated or hybrid replacement cable; slightly wider bore tips than the 07's (for now settling on the Xelastec Azla but will update with more tip rolling as I get a hold of them). Chameleon" has plenty of low note presence without it becoming the center of attention, well, at least not more than usual as this track already has the low bass as a focus point. and overall I have *not* listened to Aria but it is not out of the stretch of imagination to assume that the overall tuning of the lows is very similar to IEMs like the Aria or maybe the KZ EDA balanced.

Sound​ ​ Bass​Definitely not for bass-heads, the bass here feels very daring yet fragile - shallow rumbling and punches but lacks control. Spatial positioning and projection admirably holographic for a single DD, the imaging crisp enough and smooth.Before I proceed any further with Sound Impressions, it is best to clarify that 90% of my review for Wan'er S.