Diablo

New to IEMs, they wanted more bass and the 7Hz Diablo delivered it without distorting vocals or instruments; very comfortable to wear.

Likes their 7Hz Diablo for the fit and most genres, and a single EQ filter makes it sound like the Divine.

On their 7Hz Diablo the bass bleeds into the mids, but the boosted bass draws attention away from other flaws.

EQ fixed the thin-sounding voices on their 7Hz Diablo, though finding good eartips took a lot of trying.

Found the 7Hz Diablo far too bass and mid-bass forward for their taste on arrival, and built a PEQ that makes it right for them.

Next to their GK Streak, the 7Hz Diablo makes male voices sound natural; the bass is amazing 95% of the time and it EQs really well.

In stock form the 7Hz Diablo has fuller, punchier mid-bass, rich male vocals and gently rolled-off, fatigue-free treble that keeps micro-detail.

Loves the 7Hz Diablo's bass presentation: there's a lot of it, but it's well tuned.

Returned the 7Hz Diablo: it sounded very warm and a bit muddy, and without EQ not as clean as the Timeless AE.

Loves their 7Hz Diablo with a DAC: gorgeous bass, and after a bit of EQ the mids and highs are incredible.

Was unimpressed with the 7Hz Diablo; it felt too bland, and their Nothing Ear earbuds sounded more fun and lively.

Just got the 7Hz Diablo and is enjoying it with bass-heavy industrial, techno and rock; it sounds great.

The 7Hz Diablo blows their IE 200 out of the water: insane bass, very loud and warm; they can't get enough of it.

Their 7Hz Diablo developed a nozzle filter issue within a week, which they fixed by replacing the filters.

Bought a used 7Hz Diablo for 75 pounds on impulse and literally laughed in surprise at the bass on a playlist of bass-heavy tracks.

As a metalhead with tinnitus and midrange sensitivity, they find the 7Hz Diablo fantastic and love it.

Chose the 7Hz Diablo for heavy metal, and its bass is just the right amount.

Absolutely loves the 7Hz Diablo, but moisture built up inside within two weeks of use.

Doesn't use the 7Hz Diablo much because they find it too much.

Their 7Hz Diablo has very clean bass, but as a basshead they still want more thump.

As a big basshead, the 7Hz Diablo is the first bass set that doesn't feel lacking anywhere; they love it.

Their 7Hz Diablo is massive compared to the EW300 and took some tip rolling to fit.

Just got the 7Hz Diablo: a specialist set for bassheads, but wow on EDM and hip-hop.

Their 7Hz Diablo produces a low rumble or hiss that disappears when they ground it by touching the source.

Really enjoying the 7Hz Diablo: punchy and engaging, with impactful, fun bass.

The 7Hz Diablo is their main IEM, loved for its thumpy bass in metal and immersive games on PS5.

Has the Diablo and EQs it halfway between the Diablo and Divine curves, which sounds nice.