https://www.audioreviews.org/kz-earphones/ Music For The Masses Wed, 10 Apr 2024 02:57:04 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 https://www.audioreviews.org/kz-earphones/#comment-1607 Fri, 05 Apr 2024 12:52:03 +0000 https://www.audioreviews.org/?p=76643#comment-1607 My first KZ experience was the forgotten RX, and soon after, the ZS … wait for it… 1. Yes, the ZS1. Dual drivers was fascinating for me, and to this day, that old set was one of them most comfortable KZ model ever made. I got a perfect seal every time, but the treble wasn’t that great despite the set having two drivers. upgrading to the ZS5 and later ZS6 was like discovering new levels of Heaven, and after that, I bought a few cheaper sets like the ZS4 and ES4, then decided to be content with that I had. Bought one of KZ’s first gen TWS sets which were bad and had no bass, but the SKS came out and it was fairly fantastic in comparison. I used those light blue wireless earbuds for years and the battery life never degraded. Got back into the purchasing KZ when I decided to try their new AZ20 bluetooth adaptor. Got the EDX PRO X because they were the latest and greatest 11$ set, and they fell flat. my EDX sounds better still. Then I splurged and the the Symphony, which, after lots of listening and burning in, blew my mind. I still think they have just a tad too much bass, and kick drums literally feel like someone kicking my ear (on the AZ20 with full power mode on) which gets annoying, but let’s just say my first experience with a planar driver has me fairly obsessed. Music just sounds so much more…musical, especially intense music. I’m still interested in some sets like the D-fi, Krilla, and AS24, but I really don’t need any more earbuds. As it is, I have like 6 old KZ sets I tested against the best ones I have and decided I don’t need!

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