Linsoul Electrostatic Adjustable Detachable Audiophile Review

I have no doubt that a few years ago they would have sold for around $200. The sound is very clear and detailed to my ears, but not harsh. I would easily pay $30 for a better cable. If I had to pick one negative, it's that the earbuds are rubbish. To update. After protecting the build quality of the Headfi, my right earbud has a very low volume compared to the left. Too bad because I just adjusted them the way I wanted. The sound is back to normal wtf!

I think I got a deal because I bought these headphones for $125. I just can't get angry. I had ie800, dunu 2000 etc. They are more expensive than others but I really like them, they got me playing music I haven't heard in years. They can be a bit harsh at high volumes, but I can hear them perfectly at low volumes with the same amount of detail, so I'm used to that. I think at this price you can't go wrong with Shuoer Bands. I got the foam tips now I want to try a balanced cable. I mainly listen

, I can't believe this IEM is only $130. I can only describe the sound as simply amazing. The picture is BEAUTIFUL, the detail is CRAZY and the bass! Oh, how full and fresh! This IEM evokes emotional responses I haven't had in a long time! Now that I'm done flogging this IEM. Build quality looks and feels good. Copper cable with MCCX ferrule, typical Linsoul cable! On the other hand, foam cleats are something that should be less appreciated. I didn't just buy it to complain. This is probably…

These headphones remind me of the KZ ZS6, both with the metal body and the extended highs. It's certainly more sophisticated than this piece. It starts with a cylindrical packaging with a piano motif. The metal case is included, but it's small. The cable is decent enough, but shortly after arrival I replaced it with a Linsoul 4.4mm balanced cable. The MMCX connectors seem a bit fiddly. Compared to Tin Audio P1, Tape is more efficient and has extended highs. P1 is warmer and more natural. The…

Problems with the first pair appeared on the first day. The left earbud suddenly went silent and only worked when I held it in a specific way. But it sounded so good that I listened to it that way instead of using the Ikko OH1s, which I was also given to test. Tapss had a liveliness that ikkos didn't have. I had to have them so I sent the bad pair back and got a new pair with insurance in case they go south. It's by far the best sound I've ever heard (although I haven't had the opportunity to…

The sound is very clear, it's like I'm actually in a symphony orchestra, recording studio or orchestra room listening and watching the musicians/singers live. It's like turning on your HDTV and realizing that you can now see all the makeup that everyone is wearing. I hear mix level changes on the same track. I can easily hear and "see" what instruments are playing. I feel like I can even guess the age of the backing singers. It's amazing how much more I enjoy recorded music. The only bad thing…

So with this... I like and prefer the sound signature of this IEM. It doesn't sound "normal" in the sense that nothing I've heard sounds like it, my first experience with anything other than BA, DD or Planar. Although I prefer the sound, 2 others have tried it and said it sounds weird and they prefer the P1. I'm the opposite in that comparison lol. - Sound/Tips - I think the fit reduces some of the issues I have with the fit and the angle of the IEM doesn't touch my ear properly. I prefer…