Review on Linsoul Earphones Detachable Audiophiles Musician by Victoria Gomez

- Pleasant bass smoothness. Out of the box: 6BA+1DD, expected good resolution, blessed parity2, Class A. Slightly dimmer than pure flat E500. Not as dark as the Weatone mood. But that makes Tea a contender for a cozy vibe. A downside is that at 6BA and a neutral setting, the audio has no soundstage and the picture is rather flat. This can be fixed by flashing. I tried different cables and settled on PW Audio Copper 28 V2. The sound is good, and technically it's inferior to $300 competitors like the Blessing2. Tea extra DD. I struggled to rip the standard cable off the Tea, but somehow managed to slightly injure my finger. improved sound stage, greatly improved sound coordination and positioning, and vector representation/sound pulse. It was a bad standard tea cable that was limited. I may need to look at Mangird Tea versus SA6 and Blessing2 OG and Dsuk as my current impression of using the same hardware with SA6 is quite positive. The tea has good potential.