CCA KZ ZAS in Ear Monitor Headphones 16 Units 7BA 1DD Hybrid Drivers HiFi IEM Earphones High Clarity Wired Earbuds for Musicians Singers Audiophile Dj Drummers

Sounds more balanced and clear than zs10 proThe KZ zs10 pro aren't bad earphones these KZ zas just bring out more out of the instruments in music it sounds really crisp and sharp they really feel like 7.1 surround sound you can tell that the drivers are switching between to play certain levels of sound frequenciesSounds opinionDubstep sounds amazingTechno sounds amazingClassical sounds like live performanceHeavy metal sounds like live performanceHip hop sounds goodRap sounds goodSad songs hit hard10/10 I recommend these for gaming and listening to any musicI have a Bluetooth KZ az09 adapter fits these KZ zas. 75mm c-pin

Two major differences: Clarity and Physical ComfortThe advantages of the KZ ZS10 Pros are its:1. Fuller sound/Aggressive Presentation2. Its smaller size/comfort3. Higher sound detail/resolution/depth4. General "warm" sounding driver.5. $50As opposed to the CCA CA16's:1. Clarity, at the cost of most of the bass2. Closer to "neutral" sounding drivers3. Less sensitivity/less sound floor noise (the ZS10 Pros produce a hiss)(These also came with a carrying case + ear buds + over-the-ear cable protectors, but I'll disregard those)While the ZS10 Pros pack a punch at its $50 price range, they can get fatiguing for people sensitive to treble. The CCA CA16s are a bit more laid back, providing a "neutral" experience and much more comforting to people with treble sensitivity. However, the IEM Earbuds themselves are quite large and strangely shaped, and I would expect people with smaller ears may find them physically fatiguing.While I am strongly considering these as my daily driver, I am quite hesitant to recommend these earbuds, as it's an approximate $20-40 difference between the KZ ZS10 Pros and these buds, and I question whether or not it's worth that price difference.With my limited experience with IEMs, my ratings would be as follows:CCA CA16 > KZ ZS10 Pros > KZ ATEThe problem is again, that the CA16's come out barely ahead because they are a different sound signature (neutral vs warm), and you sacrifice much of the Fullness/Presentation found in the Pros for much greater sound clarity.

These are really nice for the bucks. Get some ear tips that fit tight and they work really well on stage. Good luck!

I’m a bassist and the bottom end is full, tight and doesn’t cloud up the rest of the tonality. If you need a spare or on a tight budget, these are excellent!!!

Fidelity is amazing

I am a drummer in a gigging band. So these caught my eye, especially given the amount of positive reviews. But after using these at practice, I do not like them at all. I can hear all the tones but it sounds like the music is being played in a metal can. It's very high pitched and no warmth on the tones at all.Then factor in the ear buds are the worst I have ever used. None of the sizes fit right or stayed in.And there was no noise cancelling at all.My $5 headphones I got from the dollar store sound better than these.

I have owned several pairs of professional in ear monitors from sennheiser and shure for on stage performance. These have the technical specs to match but unfortunately don’t have the Sonic’s to match. I have given them 3 stars because of the price. 75$ versus 600-600$ The price is right. Not balanced and the ear pods are not very well fitted.

The clarity on these air buds is amazing! I own three other pair from different companies, and so far these are the best, the most bang for your buck!

es un costo alto vs lo que ofrece ademas de que son incomodos, no recomiendo este producto.