Timeless II

Owns the 7Hz Timeless II and the pricier Xenns Top Pro, and still prefers the Timeless II.

Used the 7Hz Timeless II a lot with EQ but wasn't surprised by it; the Tea Pro felt right immediately.

Loves their 7Hz Timeless II, even more than their Kiwi Ears Aether.

The 7Hz Timeless II's bass depends heavily on amp headroom; on a FiiO BTR13 it's present but not very loud.

Their second 7Hz Timeless II arrived with clicking on insertion and a cracked driver housing, and the left side died; the first unit was flawless.

Just got the 7Hz Timeless II and finds it and every accessory beautiful.

Their first IEM, a new 7Hz Timeless II, played quietly and only out of the left ear on their PC.

Their first IEMs, the 7Hz Timeless II, impressed them: not too harsh, super detailed mids and highs with punchy bass, revealing new things in songs.

Being treble sensitive, they find the 7Hz Timeless II's treble peaky and fatiguing at times, especially on poorly recorded tracks, whichever nozzle they use.

Uses the 7Hz Timeless II with flat gold nozzles and hasn't noticed the treble being too harsh.

Blind-bought the 7Hz Timeless II on sale and it shocked them despite owning expensive endgame gear; the cable and accessories are great.

Has enjoyed the 7Hz Timeless II immensely for about a year for its detail and responsiveness, though it could use a touch more bass and separation.

Loves the 7Hz Timeless II on a HiBy R6: beautiful tonality, clarity and resolution, with an open, wide soundstage.

Has tried hard to get their 7Hz Timeless II perfect, but there's always something they wish were better.

The 7Hz Timeless II was one of their favourite full-size planar IEMs.

Is really enjoying the 7Hz Timeless II, which provides bass, separation and wide soundstage with a bass shelf.