TFZ Exclusive Series IEMs

Ha! So even the 2nd of the 3 we have left has finally bit the dust. The left driver has developed a buzz. Funny thing is that I was recently thinking about posting a follow-up, to remark about its positives. . . because these iems have them. . . They add a little color and timbre to upper mids and treble that slightly thrashes jazz and ska. And that sizzle with a reliable bass backbone just kept me going back to them. . . but fearing that they will soon break. . . and they did. Now I want a replacement. . . but fear all TFZ's might share some tint of this lemon.

I bought these and was disappointed with the overall build and quality. I think that the mee audio M6 pros I bought was a way better buy.

If anyone's curious about E5 comparisons to Shure 215, I like the livelier sound of the E5. Deeper bass, crisp highs. More V shaped sound in the E5. They are a bit bright, perhaps too bright for some people but I think it decreases a bit with age/burn in time. The only outstanding issue I have is the fit. Since they are metal they are heavy so you'll want to get them well seated in the ear and try the various included tips for the best fit or get aftermarket tips. The other thing is the two pin cables are a challenge to find with a mic. I like having the inline controls on the cable. Sites have them but it would be nice if someplace like amazon had a selection for quick delivery & swift returns if they aren't right for you. Overall a very good value.