They are making them modded but it's gonna cost $54usd I think..I saw it on Reddit

@@Allaces305 hmm, at that price I'd just opt for the Aria or starfield.

@@jeremygunkel yup you're totally right.. But I'm going to mod it myself to save the money.. It shouldn't be too difficult.

@@Allaces305 yeah I should try, that stock cable is something else lol

@@Allaces305 mind sharing the reddit post?

And that's how you throw your money on cheap stuff :D Dude you don't need all of these. I'd take chu and forget about the rest

No one seems to mention that the Blon03 EQs VERY well so if you don't prefer the bass you can dial it down. Unlike the others where you can't really EQ proper bass if it wasn't available to begin with. Blon 100% is the de facto under $50 king.

@@mehmetgurdal it’s to get a range of different signatures and technicalities to learn what all the terms mean. So that when you want to invest in something more expensive or TOTL you know what you like

Which is best

@Fariz Athief what is autoeq how I use I have blon 03 n bass sometime boomy how I fix this which app I download n how can I use answer?

Fvckn crazy putin, sadly live here((

Due to Covid lockdown, your order needs to be smuggled out and evades all security checkpoints.

Check out the KBEAR eartips on AliExpress. They have grey tips with red core 14mm and clear with yellow core 13.73mm.

@@PrimeAudioReviews Thanks a lot, I'll check them out.

Hope you get them soon!

11 days already haven't shipped yet on mine... and my country is really close to China -_-

Chu has lighter bass and smoother treble. It's got more forward mids. It's worth having both but I think 7Hz zero is a better option.

@@PrimeAudioReviews does 7hz cable work with Blon bl03?I have the blon and it would be great Otherwise I heard chu is a good value because of the spring tips Again thanks a lot for responding :D

Just shove them on, no need to be gentle (within reason). Sometimes it's easier to pull the diaphragm back to expose the core.

This one has faster bass and more forward vocals. It has bright upper midrange compared to ZSN Pro X has brighter treble.

Get Aria if you like zsn pro x. I got one after owning the zsn pro x and didn't regret it. But that's just me tho

@@apollomoonlandings the one closet to the nozzle.. 👍🏼

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n5OWnLWn2bjFoJc.html

I posted a link..👍🏼

Type Iann Fann on KZfaq..he made a video of the modification

It's about as good as it gets for $20.

Yes, I have been told that before haha. 😄

They come with the Moondrop Spring tips in S, M, L but the L is still way too small for my ears.

@@PrimeAudioReviews Lmao how huge are your ear canals mate? I think you're kinda SoL for most tips, you need custom stuff or foam.

​@@matasa7463 I haven't yet seen a foam tip large enough. 14mm+ works for me. Luckily, I😆 have built a large collection of suitable tips over the years. I still remember the days when I had to use my only pair of XL tips on every IEM!

Chu for footsteps. Bl03 for explosions.

I would recommend KZ ESX or Blon BL03. The ESX is probably the safest in terms of getting a good fit but I slightly prefer the sound of the BL03.

@@PrimeAudioReviews is it a deal breaker or more of a personal choice?

@@Abhi-ju6tr it's just a personal choice. Both sound fantastic for the price.

@@PrimeAudioReviews thanks mate👍

Kz ZSN Pro X and KBEAR KS2.

Zs10 pro is a more traditional V-shaped IEM. It has more bass and upper treble. Chu is more upper mids focused. For a new user zs10 pro is better. Chu is for someone looking for something a bit different.

@@PrimeAudioReviews after trying the kz zs10 pro i really couldn't understand how ppl listen to these at high volumes and for long sessions.... the treble is extremely harsh? So i ordered cca cra and also moondrop chu for the spring tips that come with them.

@@matrix7288 Could you write me a quick comparison between cca cra and the chu as you ordered both?

Takstar TS-2260 or CCZ Coffee Bean.

Blon 03

Kindly update this comment after you receive your pair of Chu. I want good ultra budget IEMs for prog and death metal in particular, and I am confused whether to go for these or not.

Thank you for comparising of these two, really need to buy each of them

​@Patrick Star I really like the Chu. The things that people say in the most reviews keep valid. However, the Chu is not for the guys that want a V-shaped (what is expected). For me there is enough bass, nice definition and speed for the price. Chu can be very smooth and sweet but it can play so well very genres that are more agressive too (for me at least). When I want IEMs, I almost always choose Chu. It's my fav IEM now. Really well tuned, really balanced. A neutral-ish tuning provides some good technical features (transparency, instrumments separation, resolution, detailing, texture) that usually doesn't happen so well in V-shaped, but it brings for some people (not for me in the most cases) a "lack" of punch, especially in the bass. I think that for a lot people it "lacks" punch because that people is very familiarized with some V-shaped IEMs, I was very familiarized with V-shape and took maybe a day or two to got familiarize with Chu. In the first hear I already notice how nice it was but there was a inherit of how I was used to hear that caused me a little strangeness, when I got familiarized to Chu and with it purposes I started to love it.

@@jean.ws_ I just got my CHU's 2 hours ago. I tried them out with Wayfarer & Plebeian Grandstand. Impressive! I definitely wouldn't want flubby sounding double bass that drowns out detailed guitar work.

Hey, If you want vocal centric and imaging get the Cooler Master MH752 based on Takstar Pro 82. They won’t have more accurate sound than the Chu, Aria or HD560S but they do image good and maybe they are better for games imaging as their frequency response is tuned for gaming. Other headphones that are not so good for vocals would be the HyperX Cloud II and Alpha but should be slightly better for imaging in games, but I would say for music and comfort the MH752. I am waiting for the Chus to arrive so I can have a listen and I am curious as to how they will handle sound positioning in game. I haven’t heard the Moondrop Aria but from watching reviews and looking at the frequency response graph I would expect it to have more forward male vocals and more pronounced bass in general should sound warmer, with female vocals maybe pushed back a bit compared to the Chu. Upper Mids and Highs should also be more tame on the Aria, with the Chus possibly being too much for some, and given that I am treble sensitive maybe too much for me as well. My preference is something like the Harman target for IEMs 2019 v2 but with a bit lower frequencies around 6-9khz. I’d say explore budget options to get a better sense of what you personally want. Hope this helps.

Tin Hifi T2, HZSound Heart Mirror or Aria. The 560s will give you the best gaming experience though.

@@teok8855 Hey Teo! Thank you for the recommendations. I'll certainly consider your advice.

@@PrimeAudioReviews Thank you so much for the reply. I'll mostly save money for the Sen 560s and probably get the Aria someday for commuting.

@@teok8855 Did you get your Chu? How do you like them for gaming?

Chu is more pleasant imo.

Did you try different eartips? To get a proper bass response it's critical to get a good seal with iems like these.

BL03 is warmer and has a bigger mid-bass punch. Chu has more clarity, detail and bigger soundstage. But I still find the BL03 more engaging and prefer it over this.

@@PrimeAudioReviews Thanks!

@@PrimeAudioReviews sound magic e11c is better than blon 03 like tighy bass n clarity?

Oops! Thanks for pointing that out. I guess I'll just leave it there for now.

better than Aria imo

@@GlitzPixie Oh thx. CHU is better than ARIA. Wow really?

@@thanapoll.849 if you like the mid bass and overall warm sound of the Aria, the Chu might not be for you, but for me the Chu is 100% better tuned and equally technically capable

@@GlitzPixie Thx so much.

@@thanapoll.849 for sure!

Go for the Chu.

Bass mod : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o6yYfq2p093SlnU.html

Prolly just not the sound sig for you.

@@eliduval8268 number 1 it's wrong to do this way. I collect iem for years and this is so wrong. 1st . You shield not block that vent total. Once you in the gym or hot weather the driver will flex because of no air and sound will block. And there is no much change in that change. Bestbis to get y5 filter stickers of 2mm. You can't get that on ali its blocks 60% and will not flex the driver . 2nd best is to open the grill of the iem and place a sponge sony low density dumber inside the nozzle. That will do big changes for that graph.the best choice 3rd. Get a tanchim filter is nozzle. Stillwillhave issues in gym or heat. 4rd.Why buy an iem to do changes when it's best to get one with a tuning that I like. .

@@sdm789 because of price I guess. Lol. One more iem to stay inside the box. Will do some sponge sony dumper filter inside the nozzle and use for beach or phone. Have so many options. Lol

@@firemeander nope. As a music producer. I say it's not for anyone apart from the chifi taste

Yeah pretty good for positioning

Yes high performance for low price

@@PrimeAudioReviews What is the best neutral IEM you have tried under $100 ? I'm looking for a good neutral IEM instead of my fucking V shape IEM .

@@ahmedal-basrawi1999 dunu titan s maybe

Yes, more musical.

I'm here to eblucaze the people!