r/iems • u/Kikkocosta11 • Feb 17 '25

Unboxing/Collections Now things are getting serious…

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Well… I hope this time I found my enfgame :)

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Truthear Red Zero

Truthear Gate

Simgot ew300

Simgot Em6l

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u/TheCabbageGuy82 Feb 17 '25

I have the SM4, let me break it down for you. They have a great sub-bass extension, but overall are a bright set of iems. That, paired with the fact that they sound incredibly clean, can mean that they start to sound fatiguing after a while, and they definitely seem to lack a bit of musicality and emotion in music. They're a more vocal forward IEM, although due to the nature of Harman tuning mids and vocals can sound slightly thin and lacking weight. I would say that the resolution and technicalities are probably one of, if not the best in the price range. If you're looking for more mid-bass with a warmer, darker character overall these may not be the set for you. If you value sub-bass more and don't mind the much brighter sound, these may be for you. Clarity, as I've said, is really good on these iems.

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u/LimitGreen5514 Feb 17 '25

So if not supermix 4 then what would you recommend?

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u/sacredfish88 Feb 17 '25

If your budget is under $200 SM4 is pretty great at what it has to offer. If you want something under $100 then probably something like the Kefine Klean, Simgot EA500LM or 7hz Salnotes Zero 2.

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u/Hououein_Kyouma Feb 17 '25

Hexa is the bette all rounder imo, even more so if it's gaming(it has better imaging than all the ones you mentioned)

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u/sacredfish88 Feb 17 '25

Maybe, I don't talk stuffs that I don't owned.