Titan S2

Bought the Titan S2 as a big upgrade from the Zero 2: sharper, weightier, fun bass that made their library feel new, though a Sivga Que later impressed them more.

Paired their first IEM, the Titan S2, with an iBasso DC04 Pro and was blown away; the sound put a smile on their face.

Uses the Titan S2 as a daily driver with a Qudelix 5K and Shanling UP5 and finds it a great setup.

Really happy with the sound of the Titan S2, though it needs 70-80% volume to shine.

Appreciates the Titan S2's technical performance and bass quality, but its upper mids and lower treble are too intense and the bass quantity too low for them.

After nine years of IEMs calls the Titan S2 their endgame.

Is enjoying their Titan S2 with Dunu's Q-lock USB-C DAC plug for hassle-free listening.

Has used the Titan S2 for a while and now loves it without EQ.

Likes their Titan S2 and listens to it without EQ.

Finds the Titan S2 a solid all-rounder and loves it, with better bass quality than the EW300.

After three hours with the Titan S2 again remembered why they fell in love: energetic, detailed, resolving and big-sounding.

Blind-bought the Titan S2 and finds it solidly built with plentiful accessories and awesome tuning.

Loves their Titan S2, but after one to three hours it hurts the upper part of their ears.

Owns the Titan S2 and finds the Hexa and EW300 slightly better, though they cost more.

Coming from Bose, was completely floored by the quality of the Titan S2, their first IEM.

The Titan S2 is their go-to for 60s and 70s music with S&S tips and an AutoEQ profile.

Finds the Titan S2's female vocals so good and the package great value, better than the Aria 2 or EW300.