The climb in the higher mids is smooth and I feel it works well, although I do think that the extension of the plateau could reach just a little further. However, there is no harshness in this area and, while it could take one step further forwards, I have no real reason to complain.

Customers are to bear the consequences and fees incurred, if the parcel was undelivered due to any of the following situation: that's all for now, thanks for reading this far, and again, forgive my weird English and grammatical mistakes. The Soundstage is above average for this price point, specifically on the width. The height and depth are average, still a good bargain for the price.khaldoon Al-zoubi Craleton University, and Jordan University of Science and Technology Подтвержден адрес электронной почты в домене connect.carleton.ca Details are pretty impressive also, not amazing but still impressive for a set of IEMs in this price range. There is a bit of roll off to the reverb in things like the into of “ All Your Love (Turned to Passion)” but by no means do these leave you feeling like there are details missing (unless you are directly comparing them to more detailed sets).

You can find a link to the Wan'er vua Linsoul by visiting the version of this review published on my blog (link at the end of this post). adolfo lopez-paredes Professor of Industrial Management, University of Málaga Подтвержден адрес электронной почты в домене insisoc.orgTANGZU Audio has featured a high-performance dynamic driver configuration on the latest WANER SG. The pair features a 10mm large dynamic driver unit on each side that adopts a high-quality PET diaphragm coil. The driver benefits from a high-power N52 magnetic architecture. It Delivers a smooth, full-bodied sound with amazing clarity throughout a wide frequency band. Sound​Tangzu Wan’er S.Gs are exceptionally tuned IEMs with satisfying bass, lovely mids and vocals, both male and female and decent treble. I’d say they are a product of Tuning Masterclass. However, like everything in the world, they are not perfect. Let’s take a look.

Dynamic characteristic of Wan'er S.G can be best described as fairly extended and well balanced. Nothing too extravagant. Dynamic transients largely being clean and smoothly rendered. It has enough energy and pace to the flow of harmonics, as to be expected of sensibly tuned single DD. The vibrancy level being well controlled and mature - in contrast, the likes of HZSOUND Heart Mirror would appear highly energetic and euphonic. Wan'er S.G on the other hand resonate closer to Tangzu' s debutant of Yuan Li (which I really like until today).The Wan'er is very easy to drive. Amplification is not necessary, but the Wan'er scales with juice, in terms of increased dynamics and a tighter bass. While the above so far has been decent, it is the sound section that has really impressed me with the Wan’er. As usual, I receive a set of IEMs, plug them into my burn-in rig, listen for a few moments to make sure they work ok and then don’t listen to them again until I get around to testing them for review. This unit was sent to me by Tangzu themselves in exchange for an honest, unbiased review. Rest assured that this review will be free from any bias/es as much as possible. The CHU has less bass quantities, though like the Zero, the CHU has better bass speed and texturing than on the Wan'er. The CHU however, has a more boosted upper midrange and lower treble, that can veer to fatigue and shoutiness.