This applies for most countries. However, large items such as headphones and desktop DAC/AMPs (e.g. HarmonicDyne G200, MUSICIAN MDP-2, and etc.) are excluded. Midrange is slightly tilted towards the upper area, but only marginally so. The result is a slightly bright, but still accurate reproduction of instruments including male voices. There’s a lot of details coming out clearly from the mix and transients are fast and well-portrayed.

Value: It’s a good value product, and I’d highly recommend it. Nice surprising sound, and it’s fun looking.Soundstage has good width and depth, while imaging is great as it places instruments across the whole stage and gives each of them its own placement. Instrument separation is very good. The comfort was great. Initially, I was worried the angular design might cause problems, but the inner side of the IEM is more ergonomically friendly. They are small and lightweight, so they cause no problems with all-day comfort. Digital Cameras, camera lenses, Headsets, Speakers, Projectors, Home Entertainment (new and certified refurbished) 10 Days Replacement The articulation between the different instruments and voices occupying this range is very good, without any interference or "disturbance" between them at any moment.

THE DEPTH OF ZERO: 7HZ goal was to deliver our philosophy of life to every customer by naming the product ZERO. 7HZ team has previously brought Timeless and Eternal to the community, now it's time for ZERO. Zero represents eternity and mortality without ultimateness. ZERO allows boundless imagination and endless possibilities. Affordable, well-built IEM with solid accessories and a neutral bright sound signature. First Impressions This item is eligible for free replacement, within 10 days of delivery, in an unlikely event of damaged, defective or different/wrong item delivered to you. .I have tested them with Questyle M15, Cayin RU6, Hiby FC4, Hiby FC1, and soon with iBasso DC04PRO. Haven’t tested them without DAC but with any DAC they sound great (so no huge difference between 35 usd dac and 250 usd dac) The bass can thump in the sub-bass region but remains tight and composed even when playing music designed to rattle your brain. It doesn't crush your mids either and displays ample speed to deal with EDM and pop songs. Midranges: well there is a good amount of detail, although the focus is on macro contrast and not so much on miniscule nuances. Either way there is a good resolution in their presentation. The female voices, in my perspective, show a bit more energy, on the other hand, the male voices don't lag that far behind either.

Technicalities like detail and imaging are surprisingly good for the price and surpasses contenders like the Chu. Timbre is a bit on the plasticy side, but still more natural than most other budget IEMs. I experienced some annoying sibilance with the included eartips, but this issue was completely rectified by switching to Spinfit CP145 tips. Pairing: I used a Quidelix 5k and a Topping DX1 dac through a SMSL SH-8s AMP. I don’t find the pairing to matter too much, but it certainly can.Regarding imaging, this is one of the few weak points I see in the Zeros. In Calamaro's "Alta Suciedad," it's difficult for me to discern between the guitars playing on the right and left channels. The same occurs during the introduction of the Iron Maiden song mentioned in the previous paragraph. The design aesthetics are unique. It’s built well, the accessories that came with it were great, and the sound quality is balanced and quite pleasing. Iron man - The sound at the beginning is hard to make sound great, great drums, and cymbals, and if done right it feels like an old-school band.

Crinacle was initially hesitant with the offer since he thought the hi-fi community was getting fatigued over the different IEM collaborations he was involved in. They could be no brainer for iem on the go, vacation, travel, sports since they sound good enough and they are cheap enough so you don’t care if you lose them or damage them. They are also suitable as gift to someone you like to introduce to the music like, kids, friends, colleagues…The treble in this IEM is free from those harsh frequencies that can sometimes get very irritating. It’s not as shouty as the MoonDrop Chu, which is a good thing as it reveals details quite nicely in the form of an even sound signature. Out of the box, the design of the 7Hz Salnotes Zero really caught my attention. It’s built from a strong plastic material with a metal piece serving as a face plate, which really added quite a nice touch to the earphones. The Marriage of Figaro -The opera song from Shawshank Redemption, terrible recording but fun and gets me in the mood to listen to music. Star Child Someone recommended this song to me, and I like how funky it sounds and has nice vocals and a mix of music and things going on. So given how I liked everything about the Salnotes Zero before this section of the review, all they need to do to impress me is sound Meh. They don’t, though. In reality, they have some flaws but sound oh so good for a budget earphone; it’s really quite impressive.