Linsoul BLON x HBB Z300 10mm Silicone Diaphragm in Ear Monitor, HiFi IEM Earphone, Dragon Pattern Faceplate, Detachable 3.5mm Copper Cable for Musician Audiophile DJ Studio (Blue, Without Mic)

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I'd say the mid bass leaks in the lower mid range and by how much determines how dull or clean it can sound.

I don't want to tire myself, almost equally, if I remember correctly, the bass of 03 is a little tighter. Once the issue has been confirmed, we will arrange for a replacement, partial refund or a full refund (where applicable).

The generation of layers and the reproduction of complex lines tends to shy away from a simplistic presentation, trying to offer more planes and an effort when executing complicated basses.

In the midbass range, there is a bit of a boost above what would be my personal preference, however, as the bass range is well controlled, keeping notes fast when they need to be and without interfering with other sounds happening around them, I find the midbass to be quite enjoyable. Regarding its resolution capability It has a more solid macro-dynamics but micro-detail retrieval is a scant one due to its blunted definition on extracting nuances and subtleties from the audio tracks. The tuning direction is similar, the build is similarly all-metal, and it seems that the only differentiating point here is the technical performance. The z 300 focuses more on a fun sound character rather than a technical sound, which makes the z 300 more fun than some models, while losing it to some of its competitors in technical matters.So we have another collaboration, once again by HBB (of Bad Guy Good Audio Reviews) but this time with Blon. Similar to how the mid bass's slams are impactful and sound straightforward, the sub bass's response is well extended and induces a supple sensation of rumble in the ear canal with hard hitting punches. Its body is smooth, with no sharp corners, and although the short nozzle forced me to use L-tips with a shallow insertion, I don't consider this a problem. They, on the Z300s, are not able to stand out with the level of presence, clarity and transparency that they do on the C3s. This is not a transparent or luminous representation, but is accompanied by some haze, which limits the technical capabilities of the ensemble.

However, these sensations vary with the quality of the recordings, so at least make sure you have good quality files. The low end is the most energetic range, while the mids feed on density, darkness and warmth to deliver a somewhat fuzzy, mid-distance presentation that lacks some brightness, clarity and transparency. Even so, there is a certain quality to trying to express and tease out some of the hidden mid-frequency detail that is eloquent and noteworthy. What I find lacking in Mele was the lack of tightness in the notes and overall sluggishness, which are thankfully addressed in Z300. And to talk about the midrange, I must say that the slow, meaty bass invades the midrange without mercy.it's a bit of a personal issue, comfort, my understanding of comfort is different from other people and this means that the consistency of my comments on comfort will only be right for me. BLON Z300 is an easy to amplify set that a source with decent power output will be able to deliver a sufficient performance.