TANGZU Wan'er S.G II Red Lion
Bass-boosted wired earphones with ruby-red shells
Pros
- Punchy, deep bass tuning inspired by traditional lion dance drumming
- Striking translucent ruby-red resin shells with custom lion faceplates
- Bundles Tangzu's premium Tang Sancai silicone eartips
- Smooth, fatigue-free treble that remains comfortable over long sessions
- Easy to drive straight from a smartphone or basic dongle
Cons
- Elevated bass can slightly soften micro-detail in the lower midrange
- Warm, fun tuning rather than neutral or analytical monitoring
- Soundstage width and spatial separation are fairly intimate
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Details and specs
The TANGZU Wan’er S.G II Red Lion (also known as the Lion Edition or Bass Version) is a bass-forward retune of Tangzu’s acclaimed budget IEM. Designed to evoke the rhythmic energy of traditional Chinese lion dancing, Tangzu reworked the acoustic chamber behind the 10 mm dynamic driver and fitted a revised PET diaphragm for thicker sub-bass rumble and punchier mid-bass slam.
Listeners describe a lively, musical presentation with rich lower registers and warm, clear vocals that resist harshness or sibilance. The translucent ruby-red shells showcase the internal acoustic structure and feature gold-and-red lion-mask artwork under the faceplates. Tangzu includes their popular Tang Sancai textured silicone ear tips in the box alongside a flexible silver-plated oxygen-free copper cable.
- 10 mm dynamic driver with PET diaphragm and acoustic bass chamber
- Impedance 20 Ω (±20% @ 1 kHz), sensitivity 113.5 dB (±3 dB @ 1 kHz)
- Frequency response 20 Hz to 20 kHz
- Translucent ruby-red resin housing with lion-dance faceplate art
- Detachable 0.78 mm 2-pin silver-plated oxygen-free copper cable, 3.5 mm plug
- Includes Tang Sancai wide-bore silicone eartips
- Weight ~4.5 g per earpiece
- Released late 2024
