Best Letshuoer IEMs

Letshuoer Mystic 8

• Vocal benchmark for female vocals under $2000. Clean, airy, sweet, ethereal. Better than Diva and direct upgrade to OG Oracle and OG Mangird Tea. What the Braindamage and Cantor wishes they could be....
• Lack Bass Richness, but is a beautiful set.
• Surprising in a lot of fronts. Maybe a little bit overpriced but I like it

LETSHUOER EJ07

• TOTL mids. Most 3D and holographic staging yet. Imaging, separation, layering, and staging are all S level - only thing that's holding it back is the darker treble which can lead to softer notes vs,...

Letshuoer Cadenza 12

• Pre-Production Unit with a different tuning. A better version of the U12T vocal/tuning wise, no mid scoop and wonkiness. (#1 or #2 vocals for me). Vocals are sweet, extended, open, airy, but also...
• Great timbre good on classical. Detailed and analytical, but too Safe.
• More 'musical' tonality with a touch of spice in the treble. Technicalities could use work for the price.
• Pros: One of the best treble-head set. Lots of micro details. Cons: Treble will be too

LETSHUOER Cadenza 4

• Slightly bright, clean sound, very airy, sweet vocals. Great separation and resolution. Reminds me of the OG Orcales. Follows Harman 2019 but with more air. Needs more low-end, not an all-rounder....
• It's like a better Hexa, it's not bad, but feels lean.

LETSHUOER EJ07M

• Holographic staging with an amazing midrange. Great bass texture and impact. Incredibly immersive and endgame for most. Has more sub-bass and treble air than OG doesn't scale as well.
• Fit is an issue same as the Blessing 2 Dusk.
• Excellent tonality and dynamic bass held back only by a lack of intangible performance.

Letshuoer S08

• More uniquely tuned than other planars. Tamer uppermids, not as energetic, but still with great bass separation and tech. Timbre is good.
• Fantastic value product, really strong.
• A little bit thick and poofy in the bass. Aful Explorer is better option.

LETSHUOER s12

• The most refined S12 to date. Smoothest treble out of all the S12, and very little Planar timbre while keeping up the great tech and detail.
• I think the s12 is fine, the pro and z12 don't add too much value
• Pros: Planar with the most "wow" factor. Spacious heead stage. Cons: Treble can be too much.

LETSHUOER S15

• Neutral and laid back tuning. Great layering and separation and resolution. Great treble extension and air without being too sharp and light like other planar iems. Bass is also not light and floaty,...

Letshuoer DX1

• Dynamic, vibrant, and contrasty vocals with good balance and scaling. Natural, full, and immersive with scaling and not peaky. One of my fav vocals under $200.
• Fit is odd, but great flat iem at the cost.
• I don't get the point of this IEM. Not offensive sounding. Sound-wise unengaging.

LETSHUOER Z12

• Clean, impactful bass, great detail, fast transients. Upper mids are a bit intense, bright treble, planar timbre.
• Very V shaped. Enjoyable. 60 dollar cable included with it.

LETSHUOER s12 pro

• A less bright timeless/S12.
• It's very similar to the z12.

LETSHUOER x AOSHIDA E20 EQ

• BASS EQ VERSION. 2DD setup like Deuce but with a 10mm Berylium DD. Slight step-up in resolution, staging, and detail over the Deuce. Deuce bass still goes deeper, harder, and fuller with more reverb...

Letshuoer DZ4

• Recommended at high volumes. A better Galileo with more treble/air. Vocal centric. Powerful and extended vocals. Could use better separation and tech, and lacks bass.

LETSHUOER x AOSHIDA E20

• Stock non-EQ. Clean, balanced tuning with nice bass texture. Could use more body in the low-end and fill in the mid-bass scoop, or less uppermids. Good tech

Letshuoer Galileo

• Clean and neutral signature with empahsis in the midrange. Best vocals before Orch Lite $100-->Replaced by DZ4.

LETSHUOER D13

• Slightly too shouty and comes across as a mildly dirty V-shape for some reason.

LETSHUOER x Gizaudio Galileo

• Quite inoffensive but smoothed-over. Needs more resolution and sense of dynamics.

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