Loving their Decet with Dunu S&S tips and a JM6 Pro, smiling through Led Zeppelin.
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Bought the standard Decet and prefers KZ dynamic drivers over their BA sets.
Recently got the Decet and dislikes the lack of venting, causing pressure with a tight seal.
Just got the Decet and is not satisfied: it lacks sub-bass a lot.
Loves the Decet: after burn-in, high-quality bass and soundstage.
Finds the Decet just right with great detail and wider, warmer sound, but has a problem with it.
Finds the Decet great though one of the biggest, heaviest sets they own.
Received the Decet three weeks ago as a semi-impulse buy and shares an informal review.
Tried the Decet but its size and unvented pressure hurt their ears.
Bought the Decet with their own money as a non-reviewer and shares impressions.
Bought the Decet; a fun set but it gets little use since it's unvented.
Bought the Decet Bass themselves: huge and thick with a strong low end, not for heavy bassheads.
The KZ Decet is probably their favourite IEM: refined, with beautiful sub-bass, well above the Duonic.
Recommends the KZ Decet, which cost them 28 dollars.
The KZ Decet is their best IEM under 50 dollars, a bass monster.