The bassline in "Seven Nation Army" by White Stripes are reproduced beautifully, with enough energy and details of each twang of the distorted guitar. It can also work well to tame overly harsh brass instruments but, again, on tracks where the brass has been recorded well, it can dull them a bit too much. I perceive the general presentation of its bass that focuses more on the mid-bass rather than to carry through a rumbling sound from its lowest bass region. The z 300 focuses more on a fun sound character rather than a technical sound, which makes the z 300 more fun than some models, while losing it to some of its competitors in technical matters. Aside from the KZ DQ6S which was a scam, I recently bought the KZ PR2 V2 but to be honest these Blon Z300s are better.

Instruments sounds passable for the most part but seem to get lost like female vocals in some tracks. When compared to other IEMs, the midrange sounds forward and musical in the mix, and the transient flow of energy feels constant and intact. But there's more weight in the mid-bass than in the sub-bass, and it delivers the beats of a “Gangsta's Paradise” with a lot of vigor, while at the same time leaving me missing more vibrancy on a “What it Is” .Sibilance is fairly well controlled but not eliminated, at least on “ Code Cool”, where I would place Patricia Barber quite close to neutral. There is better detail and a more discernible dark background gives you a more perceptible level of separation, as well as more precise and concise positioning. Blon has released other IEMs, such as the BL05 and BL05s, which have a different signature than their typical V-shape tuning, in contrast to the tuning of the BL03 model.

Similar to how all other IEMs sound in this area, the bass' influence causes the response to behave differently. Even so, there is a certain quality to trying to express and tease out some of the hidden mid-frequency detail that is eloquent and noteworthy. The Z300s excel in depth, with bass that is capable of delivering good volume, flooding the scene on a physical level and expanding the sound a little beyond the average. The only place I ever give scores to IEMs is on Head-Fi, as it is obligatory, but what you get with the Z300 for 30€ is certainly worth 5 stars.The downside is the weight, although the fit is very good, the weight of the capsules could have a negative influence on the weight of the capsules, if you are doing active sports activities.

The dragon is an iconic symbol of nobility, and this newly launched in ear monitor embodies that spirit with their bold and immersive sound. It strikes the perfect balance between crispness and power, delivering an authentic and nuanced sound that captures every detail from the highs to the lows.You can see how it compares to other IEMs by visiting the Acho Reviews Squig Link (link at the end of this review). Focusing on something more electronic, such as “ Sun Is Shining”, I think the bass range works fairly well and while it may not be enough for those who like skull rattling bass, personally I feel it has a decent balance with the rest of frequencies to place the focus on those bass notes without taking over the whole spectrum. But, in practice, the Z300's treble is softer, while the C3's has more energy, more crunch, more presence, but also more danger, because it is sharper and punchier.

Yes, there have been certain tracks/albums where I found them to be a little too warm and even too bassy on occasions, but those have been limited to certain things and not the majority (like with some of the other HBB collabs). That's right, despite the thick weight of the notes and that dark, fuzzy feel, the Z300s do have a few tricks up their sleeve, in the form of incipient, though not obvious, detail. These bass match a Suckerpunch ”, I thought, but I ended up opting for “The Fast and the Furious Tokyo Drift” , and I confess that this headphone was able to drive me crazy with the sound of engines. Linsoul Audio will not be responsible for parcels that have been damaged during the transit process. In other words, it is a phone that has an interesting stage, but is restricted only to the sides, with minimal or perhaps non-existent three-dimensionality.The TinHiFi C3 is one of TinHiFi's C-series IEMS based on a similar curve within the latest IEMS the brand has released. Well, “better” is very subjective and I’m afraid that, for me personally, they are fighting at a similar level and the preference of each person will sway the scales one way or the other, so I am going to keep them at a 4.