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The bottom end of these is such a pleasure to listen to. It's an extremely full sub bass and mid bass region, making note weight feel full and strong.
The Timeless performs very well in the separation department keeping all layers and instruments apart. it is easy to tell what is what in the mix. Decent sounding IEM with a fun and entertaining tuning that excels with outstanding details and resolution Customers are to bear the consequences and fees incurred, if the parcel was undelivered due to any of the following situation: In real life he is Italian, in his mid fifties, works as a sales&marketing executive, and his other main technical competence is IT.Sub-bass is done well and it is quite enjoyable - the texture is decent and the IEMs offer the rumble, where needed. Upper mids and treble extension are excellent. While I missed the airiness in some songs on the Dusk, Timeless was able to handle them much better than the Dusk. The treble itself, on the Timeless, can sound a bit artificial at times, but that is something that I did not notice often. founded in 2018 and is a relatively new audio company. 7hz Stands for ' Theta' wave, a frequency associated with harmony and meditation. With their first planar they made quite a wave in the industry and hence we are gonna take a dip into it today to see if it really there in mediation with the music or not, so here comes - 7HZ TIMELESS. The midrange is more upfront on the P1, bringing instruments and vocals to the forefront. Vocals have more body and density on the P1 but the Timeless has superior clarity. P1’s vocals feel more tangible due to having more solidity in the centre image.
Add to that a nice carrying box, and a simple but attractive cable, and I think the Timeless really hits it out of the park. 7Hz, good job! The staging on the other hand is mixed - the width is decent, but the depth is stictly below average. I wasn't able to appreciate layering in music. The bass pressure further congests the stage to a noticeable extent and separation suffers. So I can recommend Timeless strictly for casual listening only. Better treble extension - TRI I3 PRO has better extension or Timeless has better extension than TRI I3 PRO? I’m incredibly late to reviewing this pair but I really took my time with this one. Spoiler alert: I enjoyed my time with the 7Hz Timeless, but I just wanted to make sure I wasn't carried away by the hype train.
Hands up if you’ve ever heard of 7Hz. No? No one? Well, you’d be forgiven for not knowing of their existence. 7Hz is (or was) yet another obscure Chinese brand that makes unpronounceable IEMs that I’m not sure who buys. The only reason I know of them was through a short peek in the Linsoul catalogue looking for IEMs with spurious marketing claims of Beryllium drivers. a better comparison would be the Stellaris which loses to it a little bit 8cm up down, 2cm to the sides. the soundstage is something I deal with much more and ill link my little playlist that I put up its on youtube music but is missing a lot of songs I have flacs of.
The mids on these are very flat. It sounds neutral and is pleasing with every form of music I've tested it on. Vocals come out clear, and instrument separation is good. I also have no issue with the treble areas of the Timeless. The treble is not quite as smooth as on the S12, which does sometimes make it seem a little more detailed (only on specific songs). The extension and sensation of air is also good, and while it is not as smooth as the treble on the S12, it does seem to extend a little further, or at least that is the impression that it gives me.
Driving The Timeless:-
As I have already tried the S12, a lot of what I am going to mention about the Timeles is in comparison to the S12, which may not make a lot of sense due to the fact that I haven't posted a review of the S12 yet, but once I get to posting my review of the S12, this mini review will probably make a lot more sense.
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