The next in line are the massive DT5. These earphones are heavy, probably the heaviest KZ earphones I've seen so far, and I bet it's because those are dual-driver earphones. The DT5 are among the best KZ earphones. The bass is punchy and deep, much deeper than RX, with pounding sub-bass. The mids are precise and clean, even if slightly pushed back, as is expected with V-shaped sound signatures. The highs are crisp and very enjoyable, not fatiguing at all. They may not be that pretty, but they are a KZ gem in my collection.
KZ DT52 × ø8.5mm Dynamic Drivers
$15~$20
4.0/5.0
Pros
Cons
Package & AccessoriesPackage:
Corrugated fiberboard Ear Tips - Single-Flange:
M, grey (translucent), ø4mm red bores S+L, black (translucent), ø4mm bores ![]() ![]() ![]() Build & MaterialsHousings:
Metal, semi-open-back, ø5mm nozzles, soft strain reliefs Y-Split:
TPE, soft strain reliefs Cable:
Silicone (grippy), 111cm, soft, straight Plug:
TPE, 90° angled, short, soft strain relief ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Comfort & FitThe pre-applied tips are too soft and not grippy. Also, they are quite heavy to wear, so you'll need high quality tips to hold them firmly. Lows / BassMassive beefy bass, with plenty of rumbling sub-bass filling the virtual soundstage. Perfect for electronic music. Mids / VocalsAs expected, the mids take a backseat as with most V-shaped sound signatures, but the vocals are pretty accurate. Even if these earphones are more suitable for electronic music, you'll still enjoy vocals and acoustic instruments. Highs / TrebleCrisp and sharp, even if slightly darkened by the bassy sound signature and there's no unordinary microdetail. Still, it's comfortable and enjoyable. Frequency Response![]() Published on 2016-01-29 13:14:08 (GMT)
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