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Truthear x Crinacle Zero:BLUE2

Truthear x Crinacle Zero:BLUE2

$94.99 SGD
$94.99 SGD
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Rediscover the Truthear x Crinacle Zero:BLUE2

Honey, I shrunk the nozzle.

Building upon the success of the original Truthear x Crinacle Zero, the Zero:BLUE2 refines the formula with a smaller nozzle for enhanced comfort and a meticulously retuned sound signature by Crinacle himself.

Retaining the dual dynamic driver setup, the Zero:BLUE2 continues to deliver the subwoofer-like bass response that made the original a fan favorite, while adding improved tonal balance and more cohesive presentation within the Harman-inspired tuning.

Designed for both audiophiles and casual listeners, the Truthear x Crinacle Zero:BLUE2 brings a more polished and immersive listening experience, ensuring that every note, every beat, and every moment is felt exactly as intended.

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Specs
  • 10mm+7.8mm Dynamic Driver
  • Silicone Suspension LCP Composite Diaphragm
  • Impedance: 5.8�� + 15% @1kHz
    i>Sensitivity: 119.5dB/Vrms @1kHz
  • THD: < 0.3% @1kHz @94dB
  • Frequency Response Range: 9-41kHz (IEC61094, Free Field)
  • Effective Frequency Response Range: 20-20kHz (IEC60318-4, -3dB)
  • Cable Material: OFC Silver Plating + OFC Coaxial
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Customer Reviews

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Cameron
Kind of Saw it Coming

I got into IEMs with HEXA first, I loved how neutral it was, but sometimes wanted more bass. The Blue 2 was announced and I just kind of took this as a chance to try a V-shaped sound signature without spending too much, plus it's from the same people.
The bass was fun, especially with the adapter, but the mids felt completely scooped out for me. The treble is just not great to me, and super forward, it wasn't hard to go into shouty territory. Adding the adapter virtually eliminates that problem by pushing it back a bit, like the whole signature had been tilted. Then you're left with some nice, fun bass, passed-over mids, and the not-great treble.
I barely used these before carefully repackaging them to sell on, it did not take me long to make that decision. They were also less comfortable in my ears, which are admittedly pretty small. I basically learned from these IEMs that I don't like pure Harman (shocker), but also that I think I just prefer BAs for treble vs a dynamic driver.
I had the feeling like the Reds might be a better fit for me, seeing as they had a more modified Harman tuning, but there feels like no reason to get them now.
This has been pretty negative, but in the end I mean it did do what it set out to do. The Blue 2 is a 2DD, Harman-tuned IEM, with the option to modify with the adapter. I gave it a shot, and just really did not like it at all, which was a learning experience. Still excited to see what happens with Crinear though, and what he's gonna do with more control on the development and product.

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A.G.
Zero Blue: 2

Truthear x Crinacle Zero:BLUE2

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Mohamad

The Zero: Blue2 gives you amazing sound quality for the price. It’s great for people who want to hear music the way it was meant to sound—balanced and clear. It’s not super bassy or flashy, but it’s one of the best budget earphones if you care about sound quality.

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S.W.

Nice sounds for the price.

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Anonymous

Very nice set of budget IEMs. Looks amazing with a purple gradient from an off-angle and sparkling blue hues dead on. Well-balanced sound with the improved frequency response. Only complaint is the nozzle is still quite big for me even after shrinkage with the smallest foam tips but I do have tiny ear canals - most people probably won't have an issue with the comfort.

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