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6/16/2025, 1:49:54 AM
>>105605797
>ZS10 Pro
All you need to do is look at a frequency response graph to understand the differences you hear.
Take your time, stop spending money.
ZS10 Pro are highly colored, with a lot of midbass emphasis and treble peaks. This was the "thumpy bass," and upper-end "clarity," you became accustomed to. It is not a reference sound whatsoever, but you may enjoy it. You should not be looking then for anything close to "neutral," then, as you clearly do not like a neutral sound.
>ZS10 Pro
All you need to do is look at a frequency response graph to understand the differences you hear.
Take your time, stop spending money.
ZS10 Pro are highly colored, with a lot of midbass emphasis and treble peaks. This was the "thumpy bass," and upper-end "clarity," you became accustomed to. It is not a reference sound whatsoever, but you may enjoy it. You should not be looking then for anything close to "neutral," then, as you clearly do not like a neutral sound.
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