Review on 🎧 Moondrop Blessing2 Engraved Version 1DD 4BA Hybrid IEM Earphone (1) by Jerry Anderson

I have a pair of Shure 535 and Thie Audio LGacy 3 and 5. Blessings are by far the most pleasant to hear. Shures have more detail and a solid picture, but somehow remain a little "technical" in sound. Shure are my reference headphones when I want to understand what's going on with the sound of a component I want to "analyze". But I keep coming back to Blessing2s. They have a little more bass (although not that much), the stage is more transparent, and the voices and instruments sound more natural. And: it always sounds nice. In the end, the shuras may be more precise, but the blessings remain more pleasant. Linsoul P1 are difficult to control, but have an even better timbre, voices and acoustic instruments sound the most natural thanks to them, but they lack bass and they don't have the same soundstage, everything is much closer together; However, the P1 is my benchmark for how realistic a voice can sound. These Audio Legacy 3's are incredible value for money and very comparable to Moondrop Blessing2 BUT: Legacy3's aren't very accurate in comparison and a bit sloppy on everything and you'll hear it when not being compared. They always leave you hungry. Blessings satisfy him perfectly. On the other hand, I expected the Tie Audio Legacy 5 to be just like the Blessings, a notch above everything they do. You are not. They represent a step in a completely different direction. They are good but lack details; But that's not the case. It takes time to understand how good they are, unassuming but good. The rejection of all that, but also the correctness of the timbre that attracts. Same price as Blessings but Moondrop Blessing2 is by far my funnest IEM. If I had to choose a pair I would choose Blessings over Shures which are twice the price.