The EA500 are another tunable DD set, though these operate via screw-on nozzles. The EA500 can be shouty on one tuning option, but the other setting imparts a balanced U-shaped tonality. The EA500 have a more exciting tuning, and the mid-treble clarity pushes details forward. The mids are less smooth sounding than on the Kima, though, and stage depth and imaging are also better on the Kima to my ears.

SIMGOT EA500: Very low distortion and (Chi-fi IEM Review) SIMGOT EA500: Very low distortion and

In fact, the EA500 is so efficient that I cannot swap between the Stellaris and a few other IEMs and then swap in the EA500 without first making sure I drop the volume down. Warm-sounding source and amps did nothing for this EA500. It sounds cold and sterile no matter what I toss at it, so your source won’t matter. DAP/TRASPORT: From Lenovo Laptop with Tidal, iBasso DX160 (Dual Cirrus Logic 43198 Dac Chips), Samsung S22 Ultra with DSD Files. Of course that does not mean that the EA500 is a perfect earphone. The low frequencies do not have the quantity and depth, at least not at the level I prefer. I prefer models with better low frequencies like the KZ products or the Open Audio Mercury (early versions), and the EA500 falls short in terms of massiveness and sounds a bit thin to me. All depends on my mood. If I want to chill out I listen to artists like the, - The Who, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Dire Straits and Dead Can Dance just to name a few.The Titan S are a neutral-bright pair of IEMs. They have a more marked sub-bass roll-off but are more analytical and technical than the Star River. As a matter of fact, the Titan S are a cut above when it comes to imaging, micro-detailing, clarity, and instrument separation. The headphone cavity is processed through high-density alloy metal melting & casting and CNC fine engraving. The body is sturdy and durable. The inner surface is subtle uneven, which can effectively suppress standing wave and provide a clear sound floor.Complemented by mirror plating technology, the earphone body is elegant as an art piece. The brand Simgot has earned a well-deserved reputation for producing quality audio products, such as the EM2R, that demonstrate their commitment to excellence. With the EA500, E1000 and EA2000, Simgot has continued to innovate and deliver a dynamic listening experience that defies expectations. The range of features and technology used in these earphones, like the hybrid dynamic driver and 3D printed housing, demonstrate Simgot’s dedication to creating products with cutting-edge sound quality. Technical Specifications I thought it was actually a really cool design for a portable music player, with those slight curves on the top left and bottom right, but the top right and bottom left were standard right angles! Hey, SIMGOT! Design a portable music player that looks like that for me!

Simgot EA500 vs Truthear Hexa: What would you choose (for the Simgot EA500 vs Truthear Hexa: What would you choose (for the

In the lower mids, there’s plenty of warmth and body that provides a solid foundation for instruments like guitars and pianos. The upper mids have a touch of brightness that brings out the details in vocals and other midrange instruments like horns and strings. There’s also excellent clarity and articulation throughout the midrange, which ensures that every note and detail is audible. TrebleThis 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. The SIMGOT EA500 comes with a standard and very small cardboard box. Inside, you get some molds to hold the IEMs in place, paperwork, a set of ear tip replacements, and extra nozzles. I am pleasantly surprised with the product performance to price ratio. This IEM will sound fantastic playing most music genres and I could hear notes which were otherwise inaudible on the drives used in my past. While the first tuning profile is the lesser of two evils, that’s a low bar to clear, and the Star River are a disappointment in tonality, timbre, and technicalities. Bass