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LZ A4 IEM

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An updated version of the popular A3, LZ’s new flagship IEM, the A4, has been getting a lot of attention on Head-Fi for its excellent sound and build quality. The titanium-silver composite-diaphragm dynamic driver and dual Knowles balanced-armature drivers work together to produce a smooth, detailed sound, while the MMCX detachable cables offer flexibility for users who might want to switch them out down the road Read More

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Thuddacleese
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Nov 11, 2019
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Sound good, but very heavy
I've had these for good while; I like their sound, but these are easily the heaviest IEMs I own or have ever used. Their significant weight, plus their not-so-ergonomic shape, make these uncomfortable when worn for any extended period of time. Plus, being quite heavy, they tend to fall out of your ears when worn while walking or moving about. Therefore, I can only recommend these for limited, seated use. But I do appreciate their build-quality and sound-quality, both of which are very good.
NeoTheOne
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Oct 26, 2018
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Similar to one other person my left driver started failing and finally completely gave up, I think it might be a connection issue and have tried different cables but it didn't help.
EdwinZ4
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Jul 28, 2018
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The sound is great however they are kind of big and a bit uncomfortable. They hurt my ears after a bit and that’s the reason why I didn’t give the 5th star.
sirrahnod
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Jul 25, 2018
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Was relatively pleased with these IEMs, but the low frequency driver failed on the left side within months (crackles with low frequencies). I tried to communicate with LZ directly to buy a single monitor with no accessories, but got no response. Disappointing. I'll limit my in ear purchases to companies with solid warranties from now on.
FiletCrouton
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Jul 24, 2018
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I was just emailed to write a review that I thought I already wrote... but...
Sounds incredible for a variety of music imo, sometimes the rubber earpiece is not staying on but overall very satisfied with the sound and physical quality. It is worth mentioning this still is my first expensive pair of IEMs.
One time the cable snagged on a drawer and ripped in two, ordered a new cable for like $10-15! One time it actually fell out and into the sink which had a little water draining out while I was washing my hands and not a damn thing changed.
Ggerald1
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Jul 24, 2018
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Still sounda better when compared to other expensive iems
alexandros
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Jul 24, 2018
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Just amazing clarity and instrument separation Very open and wide soundstage Totally recommended. ..
audio11
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Jul 24, 2018
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Bang for the buck this one is hard to beat. There are better sounding out there, but you will need to spend 2-3 times the money to get something that even starts to edge this one out.
Charliemotta
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Jul 24, 2018
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These IEMs are incredible for its price. Have had them for about a year now, it is not thing of recent hype. Changed cable and tips (would not recommended crystal copper cables, because highs are majestic already and the sound turns too crispy for my tastes). Regarding tips, JVC Spiral dots are working the best for a lot of users (me too). Being honest, I don't have too much experience with real expensive IEMs (never tried 800$+ model and never owned 400$+), but the clarity of these is clearly hard to beat in their class (and a lot of more expensive options). The bass is very good and multifaceted (from a little bit enhacement to a real bass bomb using red back filters and correct front filters). The mids are very good too. Male voices a bit recessed and very natural, female voices a bit forward. With this, I honestly think that most people would have all they want in a hard-to-beat pair of mid-fi IEMs, and of course, the filters can always be changed to look for a different sound signature. Cons: Not the best cable, not the best tips. Some people has had moisture issues (I did read it in head-fi too), but I use them every day in Barcelona (with frequent humidity indexes above 80%, raining weather, sunny weather...) and only noticed sound change once, after running and sweating a lot on a sunny day. But after 5 minutes with the affected front filter out of the IEM at home, the issue disappeared. Finally, some people see the mmcx cable connection as a fault (it is fussy, yes) but I consider it a good thing due to cable changing turns into an easy operation. The base sound of the A4s is very very good and a real chameleon, due to filters. They can be changed to my linkings and I stopped using a couple of other IEMs I had reserved to Jazz, classical and acoustic music (JVC HA-FXT90, RHA-MA750, Advanced Sound S2000 and Shure SE425, which I never really liked because poor highs but are very relaxed). As final words, I have been looking for another pair of IEMs under 250€-300€ to improve the SQ but after listen to some of them, I have no clear choices and decided to stay with A4s (looked for iBaso IT03 too, as many people says that they have something special apart from SQ, but I have not found them in any store in Spain or the European Union and, being honest, I don't think that the sound would have improved remarkably if that was the case).
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