Bassy Iems

[JediMa]

I want to add to my small collection of IEMS a real bassy one. High quality Bass not bloating ones or so, budget under 250. I'm still too new to the hobby to know the so many options, only from Amazon.

 

[Somafunk]

If it’s “BASS” you’re after then you won’t get more nor better than the Fat Freq HBB Deuce for under €230 , I have a pair of them and they have more than enough sub bass to rattle my teeth with my electronic music listening, add the included impedence adapter and the bass just gets silly, I’ve never felt the need to use the adapter btw.

I’ve not listened to mine for a while as I have other iem’s I prefer,

FATfreq x HBB Deuce

The Deuce is a dual-dynamic IEM using FATfreq's 2nd generation Basscannon technology: 25dB sub-bass shelf, expertly controlled under 150Hz. Tuned in collaboration with Bad Guy Good Audio Reviews (HBB), the Deuce excels in dynamics, capturing both subtle and powerful moments with ease and giving...

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Edit : just noticed you mentioned amazon for purchase.

 

[JediMa]

If it’s “BASS” you’re after then you won’t get more nor better than the Fat Freq HBB Deuce for under €230 , I have a pair of them and they have more than enough sub bass to rattle my teeth with my electronic music listening, add the included impedence adapter and the bass just gets silly, I’ve never felt the need to use the adapter btw.

I’ve not listened to mine for a while as I have other iem’s I prefer,

FATfreq x HBB Deuce

The Deuce is a dual-dynamic IEM using FATfreq's 2nd generation Basscannon technology: 25dB sub-bass shelf, expertly controlled under 150Hz. Tuned in collaboration with Bad Guy Good Audio Reviews (HBB), the Deuce excels in dynamics, capturing both subtle and powerful moments with ease and giving...

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Edit : just noticed you mentioned amazon for purchase.

Yes that's the whole problem, because the Deuce were my first option

 

[drewdawg999]

I just got the ISN H20 from Amazon, and they're very bassy at a basshead level. Have more mid-bass than the Kiwi x HBB Punch, my fave. The H20 has a large bump in the midrange, so vocals are forward, a W-shaped sound signature. They're quite affordable and I find them quite interesting. Still prefer the Punch though, but that's over your budget.

 

[Somafunk]

Yes that's the whole problem, because the Deuce were my first option

I’ll sell you mine for £150 + postage?, I used them for the first week or so but I prefer a smaller nozzle diameter such as in my meteors or my Sony xba-n3 or even my Crinear meta, anything around 5.8mm suits me better

 

[Herschel_Krustofski]

Topping Hane (dip-setting "UUUD") is damn fine bassy

 

[JediMa]

I’ll sell you mine for £150 + postage?, I used them for the first week or so but I prefer a smaller nozzle diameter such as in my meteors or my Sony xba-n3 or even my Crinear meta, anything around 5.8mm suits me better

Thank you but I'm bound to a coupon that I've to spend on Amazon...

 

[Somafunk]

No worries, I'll have a look through the squiqlinks and see what I can find that's available on amazon

 

[Somafunk]

Thank you but I'm bound to a coupon that I've to spend on Amazon...

Have you thought about the Juzear Defiant tuned by Zeos?, by all accounts and with surprise from the reviewers it is extremely well tuned with excellent bass, good midrange and very smooth treble, comes with an excellent cable/terminations as well.

I don’t need one at all but I’m sorely tempted as it’s under £100.

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[JediMa]

Thank you so much! I will have a look and try to test it thank you! At the moment a friend gave me to test his Doscinco and they are very bassy

 

[Somafunk]

Finally got round to buying the Kiwi Ears HBB Punch in the Linsoul sales - £261 so quite expensive but the tuning looks spot on for my tastes and I’ve not had an iem with EST drivers before, ordered on the 20th, arrived in Scotland today 25th so very quick delivery, now to settle down for an afternoon of listening

This is how it graphs compared to the 7Hz Zero 2

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Kiwi Ears x HBB Punch

Fueled by a passion for remarkable sound, the Punch embodies a blend of innovative engineering and expertly tuned acoustics. Created for bass lovers and audio professionals, the Punch delivers powerful bass and clear, balanced sound across the frequency range. With high-performance drivers...

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