ZERO AUDIO-ear stereo headphone carbo Basso ZH-DX210-CB

Hi, I purchased the basso and tenore. I love the tenore, because the mid sounds (mid frequencies) are crispy as well as the high and lows. The bass of the tenore sounds like the basso when played loud (90%-100% volume). By cripy sounds, i refer, like the rain, or the sourrounding sounds (mid frequencies). Now, the basso is like 40% louder, so, the bass is stronger and the highs too. But you loose some of the high resolution in the mid frequencies, because the bass and the highs are pronuntiated or elevated. Try to have a good seal with the earpads because it will allow you to hear the bass better, press them well against your ear and use the mid or big earpads; by the way, I am waiting for my jvc ep-fx9ml-b earpads to arrive.In summary, both earphones are excellent, but if you want super high resolution in all the frequencies, but specially in the mid's, like to hear crispy girls voices, then; you need the tenore (that's why I love them). But, if you like to hear remixes or bass songs, the basso can give you like 40% more volume, plus 25% more power in the high frequencies (girl voices and trebble sounds) and in the low freqs (bass). If you plan to hear high definition music at low volume, like at 60% of the volume, then; the tenore is better. But the basso allows you to really raise the volume and feel more bass on those songs that you love.I am happy that i bought both, because i can enjoy music in different ways. Both ear buds fit nicely in my ears and they don't fall (i am a man and around 30 yrs old), but; I won't run or jog with them on, because i consider these to be of high quality. :). Regarding the microphone, it is not needed, because when you receive or make a call, the cellphone uses it's own mic and i can be heard very well without getting the phone close to my mouth, and I can hear the other person with my earphones, so; it works just as if it had a microphone.Update after a month of using both, I like better the basso.. The bass and sound level is better.. I love them.. Bay. 😁

these are comfy, lightweight, feel well constructed and sound pretty good. especially for the price.a lot of hype around these, but they really are easily worth the price. i use mine with an old fiio f7 every day, for about 6 hours a day at work and my ears dont get sore or fatigued in any way due to the comfort and nice sound from these.i have the basso ones and bass is not overwhelming, but i could use a tiny bit more as i am a bit of a basshead with my music.they can also work pretty well right out of a phone/ipod if you dont have a dac/amp like the fiio.

This IEM surprised me. The build quality is good & the sound quality is quite good as well. Prior to buying this, I did extensive reading on the headfi.org which made me choose this over it's sister model (Carbo Tenore). Most feedback said the Tenore had poorer build quality but a better sound tuned more for the mid frequencies. The frequency response for the Tenore was similar to the Basso on paper, but the Basso extended a little lower. I was expecting booming bass without definition which overwhelms the other frequencies (ie like ahem Beats) but I was pleasantly surprised. The highs / mids were clear & smooth.Although, I don't consider myself a basshead, I appreciate tight sounding bass with good harmonics on the sub bass frequencies. A lot of IEM's don't usually reproduce these very well. I was looking for a durable, inexpensive, IEM that could be used at the gym, cycling, etc. but had an audiophile sound. These definitely was a good buy. They're sound quality punches way above it's weight class & can compete with IEM's costing in the $300+ range.There is minor cable microfonics when actively moving around but this is addressed w/a small clip. IMHO the sound quality beats the TTPOD T1E & I think is fun sounding than the Ety ER4S.They are also quite efficient, making them sound good directly plugged into your music player, phone, etc. But, using a line out cable & a low-medium powered headphone amp (i.e. Fiio E6, Topping NX1, Bravo Audio amps, etc.) will improve the sound by tightening the bass even more, smoothing the mids out, & extending the soundstage a little more too.Definitely a great buy.

Initial review: These things are the real deal. I've had them for about a week and I can say that they're the best sounding headphones I've put in my ears. They rival over-ear models like my Grado SR-60 and Sennheiser PMX95 for sound clarity, accurate bass and stereo separation.Pro's: The sound, oh my Zod in Krypton the sound. Most IEMs list their frequency response as going at least down to 20hz, but they often cut off way before or have all kinds of mid-bass bloat that sound awful. The Basso headphones have none of these issues. The low end is low, accurate, and a little pronounced, which I like. Additionally, they are comfortable in the ear and are easy to get in there. Some IEMs are very, very particular about their placement in the ear and don't put out good sound unless you have them perfectly placed and don't move your head. These are thankfully very easy-going in that regard.Con's: Build quality is a bit on the flimsy side, so I'm not going to use them for the gym or running. I'll probably use them as my go-to set for when I'm on the airplane or at home.Update: Still loving these. They are definitely delicate, but so far they're lasted because I am careful with them. Still in love with the sound these put out

I bought one pair which I eventually lost, then came back and bought two more pairs (to keep at work and at home). This was about 2 years ago when they were priced around $45. I don't have anything negative to say about them. They seem to be built to last, as I'm not particularly careful with them and they have worn it well. They pop straight into my ears and create an immediate seal, no fiddling/twisting required. I'm no audio technician, but I think they produce a full bodied sound, good on their own but especially good when paired with my $30 microphone amp, which provides a boost of power that allows these earbuds to reach their maximum potential. It's got a surpisingly robust base that doesn't interfere with the subtler aspects of the music. I recently bought a high end music player and over-the-ear headphones that sound terrific. I also spent two days looking into a range of expensive earbuds. Then I decided to give these, my old standby's, a critical listen and realized I'm perfectly happy to stick with them.They don't, however, have active noise cancellation. This doesn't bother me because I mostly only use themin quiet locations. If you want to commute with them you may want to buy something with ANC.

El cable es muy frágil y se rompió después de usar los auriculares durante menos de dos meses. Recibí auriculares el 6 de agosto. El 27 de septiembre se rompió el cable. The cable is very fragile and broke after using the earphones for less than two months. I received earphones on 6th August. On 27th September the cable broke. Very dissapointed, taking into the account the price of the product.

Cuffie molto buone, con bassi forti. Le consiglio anche se non sono le piu comode che abbia avuto, cadono facilmente dalle orecchie quando mi sdraio sul letto, ma quando cammino non ho mai avuto questo problema. Per il prezzo sono veramente convenienti, anche se bisogna aspettare un mese (arrivano dal giappone)

Amazing sound quality, bass consists of pure sub bass With a little bit of mid bass for less bloat. Comes with a nice carrying pouch. The soundstage is amazing. The only con might be the thin cable. Will have to be very careful with them so that they don't snap. Prefer not to roam about too much with these. Delivery was very quick as well. Reached within 9 days to Kolkata

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