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Seven Hearts Aurora - A Detailed Review of 7Hz's New Earbud
Discover the latest triad from Seven Hearts with the Aurora earbud. Featuring a design similar to Sony Z1R, this set boasts a full-range driver, balanced armatures, and a planar treble driver. Learn more about its features and specifications in this comprehensive review.
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Okay, let's go. This is the Seven Hearts Aurora. This is the latest triad from Seven Hearts. It's finding out if you're interested in winning this set
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Thank you for supporting the channel. I appreciate it. Let's take a look at the back real quick.
If you're not familiar with this set because it's the first time you've heard about it,
this is a set that is very much in its design like the Sony Z1R.
It has a large driver that is full range, which I believe is 12mm. The Sony is 16.
It's got, I believe, two balanced armatures that are linking the mids,
which is the same as the C1R, to a small 6mm driver that's taken care of the treble.
in the Sony Z1R it's a dynamic in this case it is a planar so it's a switch up a little bit with the same basic
kind of design with a metal cap and a resin shell it's got a sensitivity 105 and the
penis of what I think is 30 ohms but I can't reach Chinese but I'm pretty sure let's go ahead and take a look at
actually music before we do anything else I'll put this up when I hit the video this is everything this is a
Reset of Stone when I talk about stuff you know what I'm talking about because this is a music that I'm listening to
Let's go ahead and take a look at the graph the sub base mid base mid looks very close to my target
It's a little bit lower. That's a
I could be switched up. I turning up your volume. There's nothing there as we get to
The ear gain. It's a little bit forward and then at the top of the ear gain
It sticks up a little bit and then it goes into the cascade
This is my target with an i.e. F. comp which is the in-ear fidelity listener did so it's shout out to him
Which makes my mic which is 711 line up with his a little bit closer
So it's it's still not apples to apples, but it's a little bit closer. So again shout out to that guy
This I'll talk about because it plays out a little bit, but not really much
um, I
Guess it depends on you volume listening level. Let's talk about bass the triple drop on big boy kill Jill
Which is during the intro. It's also got a mixed-in bass guitar sounds
Three hits 38 Hertz is the lowest it sounds fine. It's not a bass headset
it doesn't hit as hard as the legato. It's much more resolving than the legato though.
A and B between noses. I did that briefly and this is on another level when it comes to technical
like getting every little bit out. This set would be way above that but the legato has a heavier
slam. This doesn't have that. The first string bass guitar, the pulls, the releases, the snaps,
the ringing of the string, which is related to the whole frequency response really to some extent.
sounds natural, there's extra energy in the air game, but it's not really impacting the ringing
portion of the bass guitar, it sounds really normal. The bottom kick drum, that sounds good,
but again like the legato or bass head stuff like I typically like, it's not quite as powerful
there, so if you're not a bass head this is probably already one step closer to you, because this
is really more warm, kind of slightly basic, but not really.
It's definitely not like the legato in that sense.
As we get into vocals, Chris Cornell doing,
um, Chinato Conner doing prints who wrote it.
And I think later performed it.
It sounds good.
The vocals sound good.
They sound nice and clear.
I'm going to talk about this in a second.
Um, Lane Staley, Rooster, MTV Unplugged.
My favorite version.
I love both versions, but that is really, really, really dope.
