After two years with the 7Hz Sonus for Warzone, it does decently on verticality, soundstage and detail, but bunches up in chaotic fights.
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Added the 7Hz Sonus because they had no red IEMs that fit them; it won't replace their Explorers.
Got the 7Hz Sonus for about 32 dollars; a nice upgrade from the Zero 2 with a wider soundstage.
Just received the 7Hz Sonus and it sounds weird next to their 7Hz Zero, with a nasal, elevated midrange even after tip-rolling.
After daily driving the 7Hz Sonus for over two months they found it harsh and in-your-face, with details that started to sound forced; 8/10 dropped to 7/10.
Loves the 7Hz Sonus and finds its tuning near perfect, though it got fatiguing for them over time.
For a 1DD+1BA set the 7Hz Sonus does a lot right; treble is its strong point, though it lacks a little bass.
Bought the 7Hz Sonus for band use and gaming and is really happy with it.
Likes the 7Hz Sonus a lot; the sound is very clean, and they use it with foam tips.
Bought the 7Hz Sonus out of curiosity; it felt like a 20 dollar IEM with 40 dollars of accessories, so they gave it away.