Review on FiiO FH7 Black Hybrid Earphones with 5 Drivers (1 Dynamic + 4 Balanced Armatures), Customizable Filters, and High-Fidelity Audio for Smartphones, Tablets, and PCs by Koichiro Ogata ᠌

Has pros: Pretty detailed sound. Equipment. Execution quality. Previously, I used single-driver armatures with an emphasis on treble / midrange and various dynamic drivers (where there was a lack of treble / midrange). There's enough here. Perhaps there are slight deviations from the ideal frequency response, but this is a real full-fledged HiRes sound very detailed. The difference in sound (with any other headphones of a lower class) is noticeable on the same tracks (even at a dry MP3 bitrate). As a result, I now settled on this configuration: - Audio source Apple stream Lossless (16 bit ALAC 44.1 kHz) or HiRes (24 bit 96 kHz ALAC). left with music (there HQ gives only 320 kbps) - external DAC: iFi hip dac2 (in the head, the scene immediately lines up separate sound sequences). - SpinFit (S) ear pads, reference filters. I plan to replace the stock cable. The bass in the drain was not enough (filters from the kit and bass ear cushions do not particularly affect the sound. The filters remove the high frequencies a little, thereby raising the low frequencies) so sometimes (when you need a bold juicy bass line on certain tracks) I use bass boost on the DAC. I advise you to immediately look after a DAC and a good sound source to unlock the potential of headphones Has cons: some ear pads hurt your ears after an hour of listening, probably this is individual. As a result, I use SpinFit (S) - there is no discomfort in them at all.