Thanks for this review. Delci is probably gonna be my next set of iems as an upgrade to my Castor Bass. I find the mid bass quantity of castor bass to be bit too much for my liking and I don't wanna bother with EQing. Waiting for an AliExpress sale.
Great review! Love the style of writting your inputs on the screen since I like to watch reviews while listening to music. I was unsure about getting the Delci or EPZ Q5 for listening mainly to house/tech-house, hip-hop and metal/rock, but ended up going with the Delci. I hope I don't regret my decision, as my country is imposing new imports tariffs in July so it will be hard to get new IEMs after that. Besides the Delci I also bought the Dunu Titan S, so I hope one can fulfill the gaps of the other in terms of sound.
Hey, thank you so much😍. Yeah, you won't regret them buying. I do like them to listen to EDM. A bit of sharpness is there, but the overall sound signature is satisfying. Got no idea about the Titan S.
Ahh you've got me worried about my purchase if they're not better than the Sonus! But I'll just have to see what I make of it since I didn't find the Sonus to be too bright. Oh also, dude you should try out the KZ AS16 Pro and see what you make of them! I picked them up for £30 just before the spring sales and they were even cheaper during the sales. At that price I think they're a great/top under £50 performer!!
My ears are pretty sensitive, that's why. I'm sure you gonna enjoy this. Not perfect though. I like to try the AS16 pro. Will give it a try when the next sales come. I see some potential through the Rhapsody.
@@weirdear95 Think I'm just realising that maybe mine aren't that sensitive, lol. And yeh I'll be curious to see what you make of them, I don't think they have too offensive a treble either, so hopefully you'd get on with them better.
Coming back to this to get your opinion on either this Delci or Simgot EW200 for films/anime/gaming (casual gaming). Not so much a music listener, but when I do, I tend to lean towards Jpop/Jrock, anime/game tracks, and 2000s music. Also much prefer smaller IEM size due to my small ears. Your insight is much appreciated!
Delci is more warmer and the EW200 is harmanish. Warm sounds got more low end(both sub bass and mid bass) also doesn't sound too bright nor sparkly. Harmanish ones lacks the mid bass but got sub bass. They tend to sound a bit thin when combined with the brighter highs. They are great for female vocals, not much for the male vocals. Both a compact sets. My recommend is the Delci. Get the EW200 if you aren't treble sensitive.
@@miershyk Ah, now there isn’t a huge upgrade when the sound signature is solely considered. Delci is more technical and also the overall package is more premium. Not much of an upgrade in the sound quality department.
They got 2 different sound signatures. EW200 is bright and sparkly, while the Delci is more to the warm side and easy to listen to. Sound signature wise i pick the Delci, but technicalities wise EW200 is slightly better.
Hey, sorry for the late reply. I find the May sounds more resolute with the help of the DSP. But the Delci is more accurate sounding. Not 100% but when compared with the May, May have a slight texture at the upper mid range which adds some colour to it. Separation and layering are equally good on both. Personally, the May is more enjoyable for me. It is more fun. That's my preference.
Hello, im a new subscriber here! Can you suggest me iem under $30 for listening to k-pop music which emphasize on female vocals on top of everything. I don't care about bass present at all, all i need is the best experience of vocal but not sacrificing other elements too much.
Thank you so much for your support❤️. As for $30, my recommend is the Simgot ew200. For the money it is fantastic and great for female vocals. Personally, the treble is sparklier for my preference and it creates some fatigue with time. Many recommend the EPZ Q1 pro and it is mentioned as an upgrade for the 7Hz zero original. As i haven't used them, i don't have a clear idea. But if it is so, as 7Hz Zero is more female vocals centric, EPZ Q1 pro gonna be a better option too. If you want to go more budget friendly, get the 7Hz Zero.
