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A 2-pin connector is always welcome in my book, as I’ve had bad experiences with failed MMCX connectors in the past, especially with frequent cable changes. Also, this theoretically should decrease wear-and-tear for the 2-pin connector on the shells, as one does not need to keep unplugging and plugging the cable.

#7hz timeless pro#

This swappable concept enables the S12 Pro to be paired with a myriad of balanced and single-ended sources. No twisting or other manipulation is required. The modules lock and unlock with ease, and are literally plug-and-play. This cable was not included with the original S12, and its selling point is the distal modular swappable plug, allowing one to swap 2.5mm, 3.5mm, and 4.4mm connectors. The cable is pretty well-weaved, and is tangle-free with a chin cinch. The provided cable is manufactured from silver-plated mono-crystalline copper, incorporating a 4 x 98-strand braid. The included foam tips are useful to tame the treble and increase isolation, but, on the flip-side, they narrow the soundstage.Įxplore the various tips to see what suits your preference, as tips are as personal as shoes due to our different ear anatomies. The white silicone tips have a wider bore and boost the upper frequencies, in contrast to the black narrower-bore ones, which increase the low-end. I really appreciate that LETSHUOER incorporated not two but three different types of ear tips in the packaging. Ear tips The foam tips even come with their own case!

The accessories are befitting of a mid-FI pair of IEMs, and everything is entirely usable out-of-the-box.

Modular plugs for 2.5mm, 3.5mm, and 4.4mm terminations.

Source Plug: Connectors with 2.5mm, 3.5mm, and 4.4mm modular terminations.

Cable: High-purity 392-core mono-crystalline silver-plated copper cable.

Frequency Response (Hz): 20 Hz – 20 kHz.

#7hz timeless drivers#

Drivers : Custom 14.8mm planar magnetic driver.LETSHUOER also dabbles in cables and sources, such as the M5 and DT02, respectively. Their product line-up includes the S12 and Z12 mentioned above and other luminaries such as the D13, EJ07, EJ07M, EJ09, Conductor, Soloist, Tape Pro, and Singer. Their products are all designed and hand-assembled in-house. LETSHUOER was founded in 2016 by an experienced team each member has an average of 16 years of experience in the audio arena. The Talos incorporate a switch to morph between different tuning configurations on-the-fly, triggering a pure planar set-up versus a planar + BA configuration. To up the ante further, “tunable” planars like the DUNU Talos entered the fray. Regarding the latter, there’s some controversy about whether the drivers used in the Celest could be classified as legitimate planars, but that’s a tale for another time. Some innovative CHI-FI companies even attempted to fuse planars with conventional drivers – the TRI I3, I3 Pro, Raptgo Hook-X, and Kinera Celest Gumiho are cases in point. They tried to muscle in on the planar pie, releasing the LETSHUOER S12, LETSHUOER Z12, Tin P1 Max, TRN Kirin, Muse HIFI Power, Moondrop Stellaris, CCA PLA13, KZ PR1 Balanced, and KZ PR1 HIFI. Indeed, the Timeless were so successful that a sequel – the 7Hz x Crinacle: Salnotes Dioko – was released to build on their success.ĬHI-FI competitors subsequently caught on – like a shark smelling blood – and had a FOMO (fear of missing out). The Timeless were released at the end of last year to much fanfare, generating rave reviews, as many audiophiles flocked to embrace a newfangled and exotic-turned-mainstream technology. That is, until the 7Hz Timeless arrived, heralding the era of the planar IEM hype train. These planars were relegated to brief footnotes on audio forums and didn’t gain much mainstream traction. Overly recessed midrange – may not be the best option for vocal or mid-lovers.Maybe a bit bright for treble-sensitive brethren.