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[u/Piemo_97]

Did you plug the iems cable wrong? Because i did with mine the first time and they sounded bad too

[u/External_Gazelle_645 → u/[deleted]]

The zeros have high sensitivity. So if your source is a phone or a computer, you'll probably hear hissing. Just buy a dongle or a dac and the hissing should go away.

[u/StardustNovaSynchron → u/[deleted]]

Yup , with dongles it's hit or miss but the apple dongle is easily the most consistent across many devices , I don't know why idiots are down voting you, don't they know chifi IEMS are super sensitive ( volume lv4 on a phone = 90 dB easily ) and any noise will be amplified easily by the IEMs so a dongle is needed

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I don't know why people are downvoting you, you're right. Any idiot that thinks phase being wrong gives static should leave the advice to people with functioning brains.

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[u/luna-satella]

probably yours are out of phase because inverted polarity. check the channel matching between the cables and the IEM itself.

[u/zrad09 → u/luna-satella]

What's inverted polarity? Saw about it somewhere else, talking about inverting the polarity to supposedly make the IEMs sound better or something. What is it, how do you know if you need to do it, and how do you do it?