Comparisons
Anew X-One (Red Module) vs LZ A6 (LOUD On + Black Filter)
The X-One has more sub-bass quantity than the A6 and the extension on X-One is greater. The X-One provides a stronger rumble and there is higher level of authority. The bass decay on the A6 is slightly quicker with more agility. The bass texture rendered on the X-One is smoother. The A6 has slightly more mid-bass and the slam is expressed with more weight. There is a tighter presentation on the X-One. Each bass note on the X-One is articulated with a more robust hit. The midrange on the X-One has a cleaner presentation with higher transparency level. Vocals on the X-One are expressed with better focus and greater details retrieval albeit with slightly reduced forwardness. The lower midrange on the A6 has a little more body than the X-one and male vocals are thicker but with reduced definition. The upper midrange on the A6 has extra boost and female vocals are expressed in a more vivid manner. The X-One has a smoother and clearer midrange. For the treble section, the X-One has greater extension than the A6 and there is an airier feeling. The crisp on the X-One is more defined with extra sparkle. The treble expression on the X-One provides better articulation and there is a cleaner display. The X-One is able to provide a more open top end. Lastly, for the soundstage, the expansion on the X-One is more natural. The X-One has greater width magnitude. The depth on the A6 is more closed in.
Anew X-One (Red Module) vs FLC8N (Grey, Grey, Gold)
The X-One has more sub-bass quantity than the FLC8N and it boasts better extension. The sub-bass reproduction on the X-One provides greater rumble. The bass texture on the X-One is rendered more smoothly than the FLC8N. The bass decay on the FLC8N is slightly quicker. The mid-bass on the X-One has extra body and the slam is being delivered with punch. There is a fuller presentation on the X-One. Each bass note on the X-One is articulated with higher level of authority and there is a more impactful hit. The midrange on the X-One has higher transparency level than the FLC8N and vocals are presented with better definition. The X-One has a more focused presentation and emotions are conveyed effectively. The lower midrange on the X-One has more body and male vocals are expressed smoother with clarity. The upper midrange on the FLC8N has greater emphasis and it helps to create a more forward female vocals display. The FLC8N exhibits higher engagement level. Next, the treble on the X-One boasts greater extension and there is higher level of details retrieval. The X-One has greater amount of air rendered than the FLC8N which contributes to a more open top end. The articulation on the X-One has higher precision level. There is a cleaner expression on the X-One. Lastly, the X-One has a natural expansion for its soundstage and it excels in the width. The depth of the FLC8N is more closed in.
ANEW X-ONE vs BGVP dm6?
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Anew X-One. Cheers.
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Hey! I was wondering if this would be a good first purchase for an IEM. I realize that this is a newer IEM and there aren’t that many reviews on it (yours might be the only one actually), but how would these compare to other IEMs you have tested in the same price range (I am looking for about 300 and under)? Are the Anew X-One up there as one of the better/best ones? Thank you!
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Hi, you can check my comparisons section. The Anew X-One is definitely one of the better IEMs in this price range. You may want to check out the Penon Orb too. Vocals on the Orb are amazing. Cheers.
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