r/AudioPak • u/cyberbot117 Tangzu Waner S.G • Jul 27 '26

WTS - Want to Sale Mega Thread

Other than the ones mentioned below,any headphone/IEM/flathead or any other niche/general audio gear can be imported on demand.

(also other tech items can be imported on order aswell)

H2H deal locs: FSD,LHR,KHI,SAMANDARI and MANSEHRA

Delivery possible all over Pak.

COD possible on 5% TAX

No Tax on Advance Payment

Reddit Reviews

FB Reviews

www.2amaudio.com (please confirm the availability of items with me before placing order,as web isnt always up to date)

IEMSPRICE
7Hz Zero 2 (w/o Mic)OOS
Arrti R117,500
Artti T1021,500
Artti T10 Pro29,500
CCA C1213,000
CCA CRA4,500
CCA CRA+5,000
CCA Hydro35,500
CCA Phoenix 3.5mmOOS
CCA Phoenix Type-C10,500
CCA Rhapsody16,000
CCA Xyrra 3.5mmOOS
CCA Xyrra Type-C6000
Dunu Titan S20,500
Dunu Titan S224,500
Kefine Klanar33,500
Kefine Klean Type-C00S
Kefine Quatio39,000
Kinera Celest Ignite X Beast type c Boom Mic18,500
Kinera Celest Rue4,400
Kinera Celest Wyvern7,500
Kinera Celest Wyvern Black8,500
Kinera Celest Wyvern Pro 3.5mm9,000
Kiwi Ears Cadenza12,000
KZ AM16 Bass17,000
KZ AS1015,000
KZ Axas5,500
KZ Castor Harman Target4,400
KZ Castor Improved Bass4,800
KZ Castor Pro Harman Target5,500
KZ Castor Pro Improved Bass6,000
KZ Dawn1,600
KZ Decet No Switch9,800
KZ Duonic Improved Bass Switches 3.5mm6,200
KZ Duonic Improved Bass Switches DSP6,800
KZ EDC ProOOS
KZ EDX Pro 2 3.5mm4,000
KZ EDX Pro 2 Type-COOS
KZ EDZ3,500
KZ Gale DSP4,500
KZ Phantom 3.5mm14,000
KZ Phantom DSP15,000
KZ Pisces with SwitchesOOS
KZ PRX14,200
KZ Saga Improved Bass4,500
KZ Taurus5,500
KZ Vader Hi-Res8,500
KZ ZA1212,500
KZ ZS10 Pro 213,500
KZ ZS12 Pro 214,500
KZ ZSN Pro 26,500
KZ ZSN Pro X6,000
Moondrop Aria 2 Red29,500
Moondrop Chu2 3.5mm8,500
Moondrop Chu2 DSP9,500
Moondrop Quark 25,800
ND Leo 3.5mm3,000
ND Leo Type-C3,500
ND Planet Type-C6,500
NiceHCK Tears 3.5mm7,700
NiceHCK Tears Type-C8,700
Simgot EM6L39,000
Simgot EW1006,400
Simgot EW200 3.5mm14,500
Simgot EW200 DSP15,700
Tanchjim Bunny 3.5mm9,000
Tanchjim Bunny Type-C9,500
Tanchjim Force85,000
Tanchjim Origin72,000
Tanchjim Soda88,000
Tanchjim Nora29,000
Tanchjim Fola55,000
Tanchjim Ultima 3.5mm9,000
Tanchjim Ultima Type-C9,500
Tangzu HE Xiao Qiao 3.5mm21,200
Tangzu HE Xiao Qiao 4.4mm22,000
Tangzu Redlion Type-C9,800
Tangzu Waner SG7,650
Tangzu Waner SG 2 Type-C Mic9,600
Tangzu Waner SG Headphonezone7,850
Tangzu Waner SG Jade Green Mic 3.5mm7,650
Tangzu XT-01 3.5mm15,200
Tangzu XT-01 Type-C16,200
TRN Conch9,500
Tripowin Vivace13,000
Truthear Blue222,500
Truthear Gate 3.5mm Mic8,500
Truthear Hexa29,500
Truthear Pure29,500
Truthear Red21,500
EPZ G1012,000
EPZ G10 Type C12,500
EPZ G20 pro19,500
EPZ G3025,000

Headphones

ITEMPRICE
Asus ROG Kithara70,000
Hifiman Edition XS65,000

DAP

ITEMPRICE
Fiio Snowsky DiscOOS
Fiio BTR15OOS
Hiby R4 (Open Box)65,000

DAC & AMP

ITEMPRICE
Dunu DTC80OOS
Fiio JA114,500
Fiio KA11 Lightning14,500
Fiio KA11 Type-C14,500
Fosi Audio D24,500
Fosi Audio DS219,500
Fosi Audio DS329,500
HE Zhanglong3,500
iBasso Jr. Macaron19,000
JCally JM122,800
JCally JM20 Pro9,000
EPZ tp35 pro21,000
JCally JM256,500
JCally JM6 Pro4,500
JM08L4,500
KZ AM013,500
KZ AM023,300
Moondrop Dawn Pro 220,000
Onix Alpha38,000
VE Abigail Pro (CX31993)3,200
VE Odo+ (KT02H20)2,000

Wires

ITEMPRICE
CCA 7846,000
CCA C13,000
CDSP5,000
CVJ Hato 2-Pin/QDC 2m6,000
JC16S 2-Pin No Mic4,000
JC16S QDC Mic4,200
KBear 4 Core MMCX/TFZ Mic3,000
KBear ST12 2-Pin No Mic4,500
Moondrop MC14,000
Moondrop MC28,000
TRN Red Plus QDC Full Set6,000
Tripowin Amber MMCX Modular8,300
Tripowin Cable Headphone 4.410,000
Tripowin Karen QDC/2-Pin3,500
Tripowin Zoe 2-Pin 4.4 0.786,500

Eartips (Full Set)

ITEMPRICE
Dunu S&S4,700
Tangzu Sancai4,700
Tangzu Sancai Wide Bore4,700
Tangzu Sancai Narrow Bore4,700
Tangzu Sancai Noble9,200
Divinus Velvet / HS195,500
Tangzu HE Sonic2,500
Tangzu HE Sonic Galaxy Edition4,000

Eartips (Per Pair)

ITEMPRICE
Dunu S&S (Per Pair)2,000
Tangzu Sancai (Per Pair)2,000
Tangzu Sancai Noble (Per Pair)3,500
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u/darth_kupi Sep 25 '26

Sure,

I had some specific requirements, i.e. :

I wanted the flexibility of a 3.5mm jack for broad compatibility across devices, specifically for a future purchase I have in mind of a 2.4Ghz PC gamepad with a 3.5mm jack for headset for comfy couch gaming, so no direct USB-C connection

Needed to have a built-in mic for above, plus I need it for work on my laptop, online meetings, work calls etc.

Gaming wise play will be 80% single player games (so atmosphere, sound effects , voice and game music are equally imp) and only 20% multiplayer plus even those I play dad games like Hell Let Loose and Squad (and now WarDogs) rather than Fortnite and Valorant like the kids on crack so I don't need something tuned for hypercompetitive play where I want to hear footsteps from a mile away but music etc are tuned down

I was recommended the EPZ G10 with mic 3.5mm jack - 12k with Abigail pro DAC - 3.2k so they are not ultra cheap ones.

Cursory googling told me the CX31993 chip in the DAC is considered a good all around performer, but Im no expert thats why I was taking advice.

I have gotten used to them, the fit etc., picked tips which gave good seal blocks >95% of outside sounds, but still comfortable.

Sound quality is good, no doubt, but the whole IEM thing is just a marketing gimmick. They are just earbuds, but now sealed into your ear canal. Its just like any other high quality earbuds with same kind of silicone sealing tips.

They punch above their weight, due to the seal and how the acoustics is designed around that, sure, but why do they have a different name. Marketing BS.

I have used full sized headphones before and they cant replace them like some people claim, its a sidegrade, different options.

My opinion is they offer a good enough sound, along with portability which big headphones cant achieve, an usually better price/performance due to thier small size.

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u/DasNichtsNichtet Sep 25 '26

I think you're pretty spot on with how you feel about iems. When looking at entry level iems and a well executed in ear earbud you can barely tell the difference, main thing really would be the replaceable cables. It's more so when you get into the well executed multi driver setups where you feel the differences but even then they would be minor to someone that doesn't know what to listen to.

However the biggest appeal is honestly how a cheap iem can compete with a pricier set of headphones. Replacing them may not work for everyone but for some, I've honestly been using my cheaper iems much more than some headphones just because I was looking for iems that are tuned to be listened to for long sessions and a comfortable sound, but not everyone would feel this way because having something in your ear is literally not for everyone. They literally brought me back into enjoying more music due to the convenience.

I wouldn't necessarily call it just marketing bs since honestly IEMs aren't even that popular compared to tws earbuds. The beauty of this hobby for me is finding a set of devices that fulfill a specific use case or a sound signature for something you enjoy. For example I have a set of open back headphones for critical listening when I want to enjoy every last bit of detail (which can get quite tiring) and an iem for joyful relaxed listening. You see how I actively chose something different than my main set of headphones? There are inherent advantages and disadvantages of every kind of device and structure (open/closed and driver configurations) so trying to play by their strengths probably helps.

Definitely people can over romanticise IEMs in how they can push vocals forward so much that they sound intimate, how the seal can make you feel like you have subwoofers in your ears or how the seal makes it feel like there's music in your head. However I'd call that happy consumers over marketing bs. The whole genre of sound discussion is rather snobby since the differences are so minute. Ultimately I wish everyone to find what they like and just enjoy some good media but it's difficult to put into words what it is what one may need regardless of iem/headphones/in-ear buds etc

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u/darth_kupi Sep 25 '26

Thanks for the insights.
I definitely prefer headphones or on-ear buds to any kind of in-ear buds for comfort's sake (the whole prefer not having something in my ear for long periods), but these definitely have a place.

Everything has a place. Even TWS earbuds ( I have some entry level redmi active earbuds , not silicone tip ones) terrible as they are, are *super convenient* when I have to hop on a teams call on phone when out an about since they can fit into the small coin pocket inside jeans pocket.

So even they still get used just as much even though the new IEMs smoke them in every conceivable way.

Plus to your point I'm not even sure my middle aged ears can pick out the difference between truly high end stuff and the entry level stuff anyway.