Salnotes Dioko

Loves the 7Hz Salnotes Dioko so much it made them sell their Moondrop Arias: bright but correct tuning with a feeling of space and openness.

Returned the 7Hz Salnotes Dioko: it sounded good, but the shells were so huge it was unbearable.

The 7Hz Salnotes Dioko is very technical and neutral with good treble extension, just lacking in mid-bass.

Their 7Hz Salnotes Dioko went quiet from a filter issue, and Linsoul pointed them to replacement filters.

Loves the 7Hz Salnotes Dioko, but it sucks out of the box with stock tips; JVC Spiral Dot++ tips, a better cable and a warmer DAC fix it.

After a few hours the 7Hz Salnotes Dioko seems very treble-heavy, with pretty sharp sibilance, even brighter than their Hexa.

After a few months, the grating on their 7Hz Salnotes Dioko keeps coming loose and the left side has gone quiet.

The 7Hz Salnotes Dioko has a ton of treble, even more than EST sets; tried tips, cables and amps, and does not recommend it.

Their 7Hz Salnotes Dioko came with the wrong filters; with the replacements it sounds much better.

The 7Hz Salnotes Dioko's large shape makes it a poor fit for smaller ears.

Doesn't sense piercing highs or sibilance on their 7Hz Salnotes Dioko; it sounds between their Raptgo Hook and S12.

The 7Hz Salnotes Dioko's treble peak trained them to listen quieter, and they almost returned it after three days, but its technicalities are quite something.

Loves their 7Hz Salnotes Dioko's detail and just-enough sub-bass, and likes its metallic sound.

Heard a slight channel imbalance on their 7Hz Salnotes Dioko that replacing the filters fixed.