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Tin HiFi T2 IEM
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Tin HiFi T2 IEM

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Product Description
Featuring a dual-driver configuration with one dynamic 10-millimeter woofer and one 6-millimeter tweeter per ear, the Tin HiFi T2 IEM delivers a clean, clear sound.   Designed for listening at home or on the go, the T2 features metal housings ending in red and blue plastic rings that differentiate the right earpiece from the left Read More
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Great set of IEMS, extremely well balanced, as all things should be.
I spent the first 20 years of my career in the high-end consumer and professional audio industries. So I was constantly surrounded by mono-block amplifiers as heavy as a Volkswagen, speakers that can cure constipation, and speaker wire that could be at home in a bridge suspension. But now I'm in my 50's, my whole music collection is on my phone and it's all about convenience. Sitting in a room in front of a music system critically listening for sound stage and dynamics? Yeah, not so much these days. In the mean time, I had almost forgotten how good quality audio can sound. For the money, these T2s are a revelation. Of course nothing is perfect. But at this price, I could not ask for anything more. The sound is open yet controlled. High frequencies are a bit forward but not shrill even when pushed hard. Bass is extended, solid and tight. And the all-important mid-frequencies where the unforgiving human voice resides is a bit on the warm, lush side yet loses none of its detail. One note of caution: Try ALL of the included ear tips. They sound excellent in my ears with the factory installed foam units, but they are too tight in my ears. I was shocked when I tried a smaller set and all of the heft of the bass was gone and the midrange became hollow and nasal, the way a bad horn-loaded driver does. Upon inspection, I found that the tips not only vary in outside diameter, but also have varying openings. The difference in sound is HUGE. So try them out and see which ones sound best in your ears. In the recording studio, the best near-field monitors allow the engineer to "hear into" the mix. They are precise and unforgiving. But ironically, they don't really sound great for casual listening. These Tin Audio T2 IEMs are a good compromise. They offer the listener enough nuance to hear the intricacies in the layers of a recording. However, they are not overly analytical or annoying - like that one member of your family that's quick to point out every one of your flaws at holiday gatherings. In the end they deliver an articulate representation of the music and remain engaging with out fatiguing the listener.
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Since it’s not free shipping why would we buy it from here instead of Amazon?
It's still more expensive on amazon for the "pro" variant anyway at the time of you making this post and me responding (4-24-21, 4-28-21)
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Customer Reviews

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86% would recommend to a friend
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4.5(8)
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4.4(8)
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3.4(8)
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chrishazfun
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Jul 4, 2023
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Great quality but not the connector type I was expecting.
Great sound quality and all around great IEMs for the price but the ones that came in my package were 2-pin, not MMCX as it was presented, which is what I bought these for mainly.
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chrisktld
14
Jun 19, 2023
Activities:Casual Listening
Music Genres:Electronic, Hip-hop, Jazz, Rock
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Amazing sound quality
Definitely worth the price. Great sound quality.
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Recommends this product? Yes
nae-chume
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Jun 17, 2023
Activities:Casual Listening
Music Genres:Classical, Jazz, R&B, World
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Good for the price from an unexperienced casual
In my opinion you couldn't get anything better for when it's on sale and can not comment but have seen not much competition in it's MSRP price bracket. May be a problem with my ears but none of the ear tips fit comfortably. The cable is good and the build overall is good. Not capable of describing the type of noise. Sound is pretty flat overall.
Recommends this product? Yes
reynalia
60
Jun 14, 2023
Activities:Casual Listening
Music Genres:Electronic, Pop
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Great for casual listening, a bit big for my ears
I have really small ears, so these stick out quiet a bit even with the smallest tips.
Recommends this product? Yes
macp6
1
Jun 14, 2023
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Good, but better value out there
These were great when good IEMs were Mega-expensive but the market has come a long way in the past few years. Not the best at staying in my ears.
Recommends this product? Yes
BishopDelicious
4
May 29, 2023
Activities:Casual Listening, Critical Listening
Music Genres:Classical, Electronic, Jazz, Metal, R&B, Rock, World
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The quality you can get for $30 nowadays is redonkulous.
I grabbed the T2 for $29 in the hopes that they might fit well in my motorcycle helmet. While they may not work as well for this application as I’d hoped; I’m blown away by the overall build quality and sound of these IEMs. So far I’m using primarily with a Fiio BTR5. While they aren’t quite contending with my Timeless - they are punching well above their weight - good balanced, neutral sound. Highs can really get there, bass is solid if not perfectly defined. Willingness to EQ a touch depending on your listening material and these little guys can go a long way. Come with great variety of rubber tips and, blessedly, a set of foams.
Recommends this product? Yes
maarw
3
May 23, 2023
Activities:Casual Listening
Music Genres:Metal, Pop, Rock
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Decent sound but of low build quality
They sound Ok a bit on the bright side. The earfit is not very good and becomes quite uncomfortable after a while. Mine did not come with the color coding plugs or MMCX connector. just a two pin connector that feels flimsy. The cable excels in tangling itself and is very irritating, I suggest to look elsewhere.
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Recommends this product? No
Alliegator
8
May 19, 2023
Activities:Casual Listening, Critical Listening
Music Genres:Pop, Rock
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By far the most unique sound signature in my collection
At this point everyone knows how bright these are so what can I say, you get much more than what you're paying for as long as the bright signature is actually what you want. I mainly use these for folk, singer/songwriter, and more acoustic leaning alt pop and rock. I think the Lumineers is probably what I've listened to the most through these iems. Only complaint that I have with them really is the fit isn't the most comfortable in the world for me, but it's manageable and ofc that will be different for everyone.
Recommends this product? Yes
Jesus420
5
May 7, 2023
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Excellent for the price
Really good for the price. Not much more to say.
Recommends this product? Yes
jhthenerd
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Feb 24, 2023
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Decent for the time
The T2s were quality for budget IEMs a few years ago, but these days there are better options out there. If you like a bright sound signature though, these might still be worth trying out. Beware of the MMCX connecter degrading over time, they tend to be less durable than a 2-pin.
Recommends this product? Yes
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