🎧 HiFi Bass In-Ear Earphone Headset CCA C12 with 5BA+1DD Balanced Armature Drives, Noise Cancelling Earbuds, Zinc Alloy Headphones, Detachable Cable 0.75mm 2PIN (No Mic, Blue) Review

I love these. The cable was defective, but Amazon helped me quickly. I had other cables for other IEMs so I could test them. I have ordered KBear silver cables and they are of much better quality. I used the foam ear tips that I use with all other general purpose headphones and recommend them. To the sound. You are absolutely fantastic. You have a little AV curve, but it's not terrible. The bottoms are pretty tight. Mid and high frequencies are very transparent and not fatiguing. I've used them

Full Disclosure: I did not purchase them for their intended purpose as with in-ear monitors for live musical performances. Although I'm a touring musician, I bought these to use with my home gaming consoles. Overall, since most gaming headphones tend to have poor directional sound and accentuated bass, they don't contribute much to a dynamic soundstage. CCA C12 are pretty good. Hybrid design with dynamic driver and 5 balanced anchors per ear cup delivers natural sound. What you don't get is a…

I want to talk about the sound signature as I've been using it for live performance, live amplification, listening and recording and mixing in my personal recording studio for 2 years now. I also use the DT770-250 Ohm and AT-M30x reference monitor headphones, which I will compare them to. Accuracy/Quality: The C12's are mostly clean, although the sibilance seems to have added either some kick or a distortion accent (5-7kHz). This can be annoying, but can also be tamed depending on the source…

Update: Since buying these headphones I've found others in the same vein that sound better - at least to my ears. CCA C12 is still of great value. But other Chi-Fi IEMS that cost less and sound better are KZ ED16, TRN V90 and Revonext QT5. ED16 and QT5 are particularly cheap. I've had quite a few pairs of IEMs. Rockits, UE and SHURE with BA solutions. I also had dynamic driver models from V-Moda and Hifi Man. I had a hybrid solution from 1more. These are the equal or best of all of these…

A little background before I start. Have found that there is an IEM with better bass and treble. And most inexpensive IEMs were half-V shaped. The KZ ES4 introduced me to quality sound in a small form factor, with excellent bass extension, good mids and low peak treble. I gave my KZ ES4 to a relative after upgrading to KZ ZS10 Pro. After a while, I bought them Whirlwind earplugs, which improved sound quality, enhanced bass extension, and gently tamed noise spikes. And the soundstage has been…

For electronic drums. I wanted an overhead monitor. I also bought some memory foam replacement tips and tried different sets until I felt comfortable and the hiss/bass was perfect. After a quick listen I found they sounded pretty flat out of the box. I compared them to a set of Sennheiser training headphones with adjustable headbands. I thought they sounded pretty good. But a quick comparison and they have a really good soundstage overall. The bass isn't phenomenal, in fact if you crank the…

I was waiting for them because of the hype. I've tried them on my V20, with and without the amp. The amp really helps. I'll admit they might need a break-in, but here are the initial conclusions. My main phones at the moment are a pair of $20 Koss KPH301s with Yaxi pads and an upgraded internal damping pad. I also use a Mayflower Cmoy with 1X gain, an LG V20 and an optional Audioquest cable. They are fairly well balanced throughout. Some would call it a V signature. I'd say it's more of a U…