Truthear x Crinacle Zero:BLUE2
Truthear x Crinacle Zero:BLUE2
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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.
What You Get
- Truthear x Crinacle Zero:Blue2 IEM (10mm+7.8mm DD)
- Detachable high-purity oxygen-free copper cable + Silver plating
- 6 pairs of silicone tips of a variety of sizes (S/M/L) + foam tips
- 5Ω Impedance Adapter
- Anime card
- IEM carrying pouch
Specs
- 10mm+7.8mm Dynamic Driver
- Silicone Suspension LCP Composite Diaphragm
- Impedance: 5.8Ω±15% @1KHz
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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

Very nice sound for music and for games ,but after long time wearing them they start to give me pain to my ears coz of the big foam tips.
The sound is really great. These are my first iems so I can't compare to others but to all other headphones I used they were the best. The only flaw is regardless of tip size I feel a slight level of discomfort when wearing them for longer periods of time.
Works great for esccape from tarkov
Compared to my ie300s, which are around triple the price, the Zero:Blue2s hold up quite well (to my ears at least). Not the same earphones by any stretch obviously, but as a point of reference I would be perfectly happy listening to either pair. My only gripe with them so far is that theyre quite a bit bigger than I'm used to. Granted, there may be technical reasons for that, I have no idea what's actually IN these earphones compared to my ie300s. but they definitely stick out a bit further. In practice this doesn't matter much, but they aren't as comfortable to lay on, if that matters to you. They certainly LOOK beautiful though, which is nice.
But sound being the most important factor here, these are excellent IEMs, definitely happy with my purchase.
Slight caveat that doesn't apply to the IEMs themselves but might be worth mentioning; they have a high noise floor when plugged into the bundled DAC. There was a promo bundle where you could buy these earphones and a type-c to 3.5mm DAC, and these IEMs seem too sensitive for that particular dongle. DT770s with a far higher impedence are working flawlessly so far, but the Zero:Blue2s have a noticeable buzz, and need to stay at the lowest possible volume to even be quiet enough to listen to. Youre mileage may vary, maybe my phone is doing something stupid with the dongle, idk. Plugging the IEMs into any other source yielded excellent results tho so not a problem with the IEMs.
He wasn't lying about the bass. I've been in the car audio business for 20+ years building custom solutions and figured no headphone (IEM specifically) would compare. I was proven wrong. Incredible value, but holy smokes I'd never thought I'd admit to something having "too" much. Great job Crin.
