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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 Duong Mac Anh Quan ᠌

Revainrating 5 out of 5

I like the product very much, fully consistent with my expectations.

They need a pure copper, "dark" cable, no silver. With native shoelaces, you will have to use "extra bass" filters. Maybe even stuff toilet paper with insoles (just kidding). Please bear in mind that I am not a "vychefob", I just have a good ear. I still (I'm super-old) can clearly hear 18kHz. There is practically no difference between balanced and regular 3.5 outputs. This means that the FH7s have their own well-placed sound and can play from anything (within reason). Quite decent gags, worthy of taking one of the three minimum mandatory positions for an advanced music lover, like "meat" (not to be confused with "trash").

Pros
  • Delicious sound. A little bright presentation, but they can’t stand it in the brain. Quality recordings play great! Bass and midrange - reference, for my taste. Bass is exactly as much as necessary for "meat" and pop. The bass is clear, fast, resilient, better than in Andromedas (there it is overblown and the midbass hums). AC / DC, Deep Purple, Pink Floyd - how my mother gave birth. The middle is no worse than Andromeda, if you do not find fault with a microscope.
Cons
  • A small fly in the ointment in a barrel of honey - the upper middle and highs brighten noticeably. Treated with nozzles. "Extra bass" approached me - they, of course, do not change the bass, but slightly stifle the highs. With reference nozzles (i. E. without interfering with the sound), they are unnecessarily sonorous. The energetic piano parts are annoying. In jazz, the brass ones are the liveliest of all living ones, but they stand too close. Not compatible with mp3. There, the compression is mainly due to the high ones, and the FH7 stick it out to the point of physical rejection. When the drummer starts playing hi-hat, put out the light.

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