I have one and IMHO, Rhapsody is not for those technical heads Rhapsody is for those who want to enjoy music rather than those who want to listen to the iem.
I have a KZ AZ20 waiting for these to arrive from Linsoul. Since these aren't detail beasts, they seem well suited for a good BT adapter for some slammin' on-the-go goodness.
I have been using it daily and it's indeed very good, not a technical beast but it can still perform technical tracks very well though it is not very extended. The best genre that fits Rhapsody is classic instrumentals (surprise right?), RnB, Acoustic, pop, and a little bit of Jazz. It's only downfall is its cymbal crashes on modern rock and to an extent alternative rock, the cymbals seem to lose body and almost sounds like see through/hollow and sound it's all sparkle. But other than that it's a very good IEM.
Hello Brother Please rank 1,2,3,4,5 which iem you like most & give valid reasons why : ✅ KZ Castor Bass ✅ KZ D-Fi Switch ✅ KZ Vader ✅ CCA Duo ✅ CCA Rhapsody 1 = the best 5 = the worst
d-Fi 1 because it's really engaging with good balance and details, Vader is decently balanced but I would put it below Rhapsody because that is just so well tuned with a good smoothed Vshaped, duo castor are good but out of those the Castor bass is number 4 because it's simple fun sounding duo last because it's safe and okay
have this also as a replacement for kz zs10 pro x in pc gaming... it is big... i like using trn t-eartips on all my iems (medium size)... but this particular iem made my left ear (inner) somewhat sore on prolonged use... maybe attributing to it's size and particular design?... so i reverted back to using the stock medium tips... planning on getting trn t-eartips small size for comparison...
@@RobinJesba the Trio isn't out yet , I'm working on the review now. It's a triple dynamic driver configuration, and has amazing balance but I can't get into details yet.
thank you for the review! and how this compare to s12 pro? which one has the wider soundstage? I have a blon03 and want an upgrade in the same warm signature, thanks
How does this iem compare to much more expensive iems such as the shuoer ej07m, xenns mangird tea 2 and also cheaper iems with single dynamic drivers such as the kinera celest wyvern pro's?
@@pragmatic_audio_reviewsIt's not entirely clear what you meant. ZAR has a fairly balanced signature for V. The comparison is interesting in terms of detail, depth and scene.
Thank you very much for your review! I can’t wait to get my Rhapsody, is there a big difference with the KZ Krila headphones, which also suit me very well? Like and subscribe buddy!
Allow me to answer this question: not just better but markedly better. First the bass, due to double DD, the bass is full, has texture and is layered. Krila’s bass, on the other hand is added to compliment the BA so you hear enough to know it’s there. Treble wise Rhapsody needs a long burn in or the BAs sound metallic at default settings which is 1111. After a few days the treble tones down but my preference is 1110 or 1100 or 1010. Even with all treble settings up Krila still sounds sharper most likely due to the fact that it’s BA is fixed at the nozzle. That said, Krila had a little more soundstage and detail while Rhapsody is more musical and, more importantly just like Polaris, FUN.
@@colddish Thank you for your detailed answer and I’ll take the liberty to ask you: I bought krila at the very beginning when they came out, my friends bought them later, they complain that the high frequencies hurt their ears, everything is fine in my copy, it may be that they have a different driver or be there another setting?
@@gavr7190 As the BA is situated very close to the nozzle it can sound hot at times. I suspect your friends may not have burn in their iems enough before listening. Also, a deeper insertion improves the bass. Changing of tips may help too. I mainly use AET07. Many like to call it KBear tips. The original is from Acoustune. KBear and Nicehck have the same tips but the version from BGVP fit my ears much better.
