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This hobby is too expensive for a broke college student. Yes, I starve myself for these. Yes, it was worth it. Stuff in the image: Tanchjim Origin IEMs (SpinFit W1 eartips & protective case) Tanchjim Luna AT DAC (With protective case) Tanchjim Mino AT TWS USB Audio Player Pro (UAPP) App

I had no reasons buying a new IEM, but seeing the Tanchjim discounted for 50% has made me tempted to buy one since its being priced cheaper than KZ's best seller *KZ Castor*. It arrived yesterday before posting this. For now the only IEM I can compare this with is my *CVJ Neko*. I expected treble aggressive since that's how I heard how other hated this for being bright. The DSP and Standard version graphs at Squiglink have almost identical trebles. Personally I like bright treble but this IEM lacks the amount of treble that I was expecting or more likely not enough for my taste. Due to that, at least it's not sibilant. I don't find it sibilant. Since I picked standard version, bass felt slightly excessive, but no problem I can just EQ that which takes less effort than trying to perfect the treble EQ. I just realized today that Standard and DSP have different tuning but I would still prefer that 3.5mm over a Type-C. Tanchjim Bunny felt like instrumental separation is not its strong suit, but the faintest, slightest, tiniest detail retrieval is the best that I've ever heard on a IEM, more impressively as being a cheap sibgle DD. It's also small >!(if you don't find its fit small, then I guess that means my ears are categorized to be large)!< and comfortable enough to be my lastest IEM for sleeping. Now despite my complaints, I would still highly regard this IEM. It stays true to being a **noise monitoring performance tool** than other *or some* IEMs just being *luxury earphones*. I haven't tried gaming on these yet but I'm confident that it won't disappoint me in that department since I did proclaim about Tanchjim Bunny's great capability to detail retrieval. My impressions to single DD keeps improving since the day I bought my *CVJ Neko gold*.

lol I think the ultimate waifu dongle title still belongs to the Tanchjim Luna https://preview.redd.it/6b9502a00nog1.jpeg?width=2927&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=da4fc61d285d612ff6c59a857a5d39689b6264c7

I am a filmmaking student. This is the first time I am buying a serious pair of headphones/IEMs (for IEMs, it's my first time using one). My budget is 2k-2.5k (20-25$ if you are not from India). Since I am extremely new to this, could someone help me with it, please? I watch a lot of movies, and I also listen to lots of songs, especially hip-hop, R&B, soul music, or even Bollywood sometimes. So I need something that complements hip-hop or R&B music. I have watched 30-40 suggestion videos, and so far, 5 names have popped up a lot 1) TANCHJIM-BUNNY 2) **THZ** x Crinacle Zero 3) TANGZU Wan’er S.G II Bass Version (Lion Edition) 4) CCA Phoenix 5) Moondrop chu 2 Which one is best for my requirements? And if you have any better suggestions, please suggest

I've been reading tons and tons of reviews about Nora and still can't decide. I had the chance to demo Tanchjim Origin twice on two different audio meetups and it's my favorite IEM that I tried. But due to its pricing I can't go for it. Then I found Nora, it has the same DMT5 technology, shell design and shape that I loved from the Origin, and it's cheaper. Only problem is that most of the reviews I've read says that Nora is a warmer Origin, and some says it's a mini Origin. It's really confusing tbh. Is Nora a bright tuning when compared to IEMs outside tanchjim's house sound? My current IEM is GK Kunten (yeah) and the other IEMs that I got to demo and loved are: Tanchjim Fission (although I find it a bit lacking on something), Truthear Hexa, Letshuoer S12 series, Letshuoer Cadenza 12, and Juzear Defiant. What I didn't like: Tanchjim Bunny (the bass is too much for me) and anything warm. If my preferences matter.