LinsoulZiiGaat Cincotres 2DD+3BA in Ear Monitor, HiFi IEM Earphones with Studio Tuning, Wired Gaming Earbuds, Detachable 2pin Cable for Musician Audiophile (Cinocotres, 3.5mm)

This set has superb sound signature with a dollop of 'wow' factor. I've had these a few weeks now and they just continue to deliver. They have a 'balanced' sound, meaning no frequency range overwhelms another, but they are by no means boring. Lots of 'fun' factor. Bass is prominent and impactful. Mids and vocals are warm-ish and meaty. Neither shouty nor recessed - just right. Highs are dynamic and add a sense of space, detail and are a perfect counter-weight to the lows. Not bright, not harsh or sibilant and never fatiguing. The main caveat is that the nozzles are a bit wide/thick so be aware of that if you have ears on the smaller side. I keep a small number of IEM's in my daily rotation and these have earned their place among my very favorites. Enthusiastic recommendation.

Lekker klinkende IEM. Bijgeleverde kabel is ondermaats voor deze prijsklasse. Meegeleverde ear tips onbruikbaar. Kwaliteit van geluid zeer afhankelijk van tips. Doscinco is een goed alternatief. (Ik heb ze beide alsmede de Estrella, Cinno en Nuo). Simpel gezegd bass: Doscinco. Sub bass: Cincotres. Meer treble: Jay audio X Estrella. Budget: liever Nuo dan (de duurdere) Cinno.

Yeah it's like you don't realise what you have until it's gone I'm going to have to pay full price now for another pair that's just the way it goes I'm happy to they were good having tried there opposition they are ahead the hype 4 are close and very good but there a bit vanilla safe vere capable iems the zigaat had that edge fun captivating factor

The shimmering treble is quite bad. It makes many tracks with bright details too dry/bright.If it didn't have the shimmering treble I'd love it, but sadly it comes off as not working with 1/3 of my library, mainly all tracks that isn't warm and have bright/dry details.

I am in no way an expert on this stuff but… After doing a lot of research I bought these as some claimed the tuning is great and they are not far from the hype 4 (which was on my list) and a lot cheaper. After using these for live use and at home for listening, imho I must say these are the best iems I’ve used (so far).For context I use IEMs as a church musician but also at home for watching videos or listening to music (jazz, hip hop, rnb, gospel) and it does everything well. I started out with the Shure SE215 (garbage and in the garbage), then “upgraded” to hexa (now my backup), and got the aful p5 mainly use for music and sometimes even producing clicks/tracks which it does pretty good for me (not good for live use imho).I really wanted something with more clarity and a bit better bass than the hexa to hear the drums and bass in a live setting. Basically an upgrade to the hexa..Looks:These IEMs look great and feel great.. cable is ok (see below for why I say it’s “ok”). Ear tips are decent, I’m using the aful blue and red tips instead. They are louder than most of my iems at the same volume so I guess you can say they are “easy to drive or use”Sound wise:Instrument separation (which is important to me for live use) is good. Hexas are still better but it’s not far off and the added clarity in the treble, plus wayyy better bass (compared to hexa) makes up for it.It also sounds wide and overall just good. You can feel a difference compared to the other sets I have.Things to note:1. many have commented on their dislike of the sparkly treble and I must say I can def see where they are coming from. It can get weird on some songs where you “feel” the treble sparkling in your ear like opening a can of soda and putting your ear next to it to hear the bubbles. It doesn’t come often for me only for specific songs that have a lot going on in that frequency range.2. There is a cut in the upper mids, and sometimes when comparing to the hexa it feels like there is a “hole” in the mix on some songs. But if you just listen to it by itself you won’t really realize it. But this brings me to my next point…3. These are not studio tuned as they claim. I can see the idea of it being “studio tuned” because the sound does remind me of some Yamaha monitors… but the “hole” in the mids doesn’t make it “studio tuned” if that’s what the aim was and as someone mentioned these can be bad for intently listening to certain types of vocals as it cuts out some of the information in the mids.4. These have a weird fit for me.. they are def big. And it appears they don’t have a fully curved shape to sink into your ear like the aful performer 5 does (those fit like a glove and are by far my best fitting). I’m finding that I have to use smaller ear tips to keep them in my ears. It could be the nozzle I don’t know (again I’m not expert)5. The case and cable has this odd smell.. idk if it just me but they stank stank… even after spraying Lysol/cleaning them.In conclusion, despite the above short comings I really like these. They could def improve on accessories, fit, and the hole in the mids. But you can’t always have everything right... I would give these a 5 stars if only based on the sound and price but the flaws (mainly the fit, accessories, and smell) make it a 4.I’d def recommend these to anyone looking for a nice all rounder. Especially musicians.