Submitted by Avantgardist t3_yreevs in headphones
I just got mine! I ordered at Linsoul (11-11 special offer) and am quite amazed they're already here. What I didn't like was the bubble wrap they were delivered in. Careless handling led to a (very) slight dent in the box. Nothing to be worries about, but if I was a collector, that'd be an issue for me.
While I wanted to be hyped, I was careful not to be as I felt quite disappointed by the 7Hz Timeless I got just yesterday. Let me also add that I deliberately decided against the "Dusk" (with a bass-bump) because I prefer it neutral.
The most special thing about the unboxing was the case. I am pretty sure it's not leather, but it feels like it and smells like a new car. It also has enough room to accomodate the IEMs, cable and all the earpieces. "Looking back" this was already foreshadowing of the qualities of the Blessing 2.
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The rest was as expected : good cable (without slider, meh, but you can fix that with the velcro-strap that comes with it), enough earpieces, but sadly not the spring-tips (they don't fit). The Blessing 2s themselves look high-quality but without much fluff. Yes, you can have them with different engravings and in different colors, but I wanted them to be "clean".
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The Sound
So of course I immediately sat down to listen and at first heard.... nothing. No, they were not broken, but the Blessings 2 delivered the music so neutrally and effortlessly that only with a bit of jumping around between my "regular songs" and genres I was able to spot a slight bump in the lower and upper mids, benefiting male and female vocals. If I had to find an analogy it would be watching a master carpenter at work. Everything would seem so easy, as it should be - but you know exactly that this comes from maybe decades of experience.
So. Erm... yeah. That's... uh, basically it.
I could go on and tell you about the resolution and "musicality" or whatever words are supposed to be used to describe a humble masterpiece whose main achievement it is to do what it's supposed to do without much fuzz and is pretty close to perfection. Sure, you can EQ them to sound even more neutral or "fun" or whatever , but for the first time I ask myself : why should I even?
The Blessing 2 are nothing to be totally excited and hyped about. They are something to be content with and enjoy, not even feeling the need for anything else.
Final verdict :
The hype is justified (yeah, I know I just said the opposite!), the Moondrop Blessing 2 are my absolute favorite IEMs so far. Are they worth the money? To me, they are. Sure, they Aria Snow Edition (yes, I am a Moondrop fanboy) get 90% close for a quarter of the money, but 300-ish USD is still a bargain for the quality the Blessing 2 deliver. I listened to really bad IEMs which cost more than double.
No-Context5479 t1_ivvtd4v wrote
Well it's Diffuse Tuned so of course it will lack enough bass elevation for your tastes... The Blessing 2 is to IEMs what the HD600 and Sundara are to the overears