r/indianaudiophiles

Impressions - Feels very musical, notes feel hefty aided by the Bone conduction driver, BC implementation feels different from my previous experience of Kbear KB-03, oh the Treble - its Tangyy! Stay tuned for my full review, kudos and happy listening

Hi this is my first iems for my iphone 16 after knowing my iphone doesn’t have a Ldac support for tws i decided buying a iem for every day use i love bass so made my mind on buying the castor pro bass edition but i am scared of the mixed reviews of TAS on reddit so help me 😭

so i ordered castor pro bass edition with audiophile DO7 dac but some guy commented and said the dac is shit for the iem

Got it two weeks back from Headphone Zone as a gift. Nozzle a bit long for my ears and cant get used to the warm tuning. Full 12 months warranty left, along with invoice.

Price 8300Rs(slightly negotiable)

Made aN impulse purchase, didn't use it half as much as I thought I would.

It's a couple of months old but barely used for 12-15 hours.

The "scratch" on the screen is in a cheap plastic film I put on it as a screen protector.

Invoice price-6k(can be shared as well)

Sale price 5k

Location: delhi, Face to face preferred.

Hi everyone,

I recently bought a SnowSky Echo Mini along with the Moondrop Chu II, and I’m planning to gift the DAP to someone who’s very special to me. Before I do, I want to fill the 128 GB microSD card with a properly curated collection of genuine lossless Indian music.

I’ve spent hours searching, but I’ve run into the same problem repeatedly. Many people claim to have FLAC collections, but after reading more about it, I’ve learned that a lot of them are simply MP3 files converted to FLAC. On top of that, some people in audiophile groups are asking for money to share their libraries, and I have no way of knowing whether they’re legitimate or just selling fake upscaled files.

I’m not looking for pirated links or anyone to upload copyrighted music here. I’m trying to understand the right and reliable way to build a genuine lossless library.

A few questions:
.How do you personally build your Hindi/Indian FLAC collection?
.Are there any official sources that still offer downloadable Indian FLAC albums?
.Do you buy CDs and rip them yourself? If so, where do you usually find them?
.How do you verify that a FLAC file is a genuine CD rip and not an MP3 converted to FLAC?
.What software do you use to check spectral analysis or verify authenticity?
.Are there any trusted Indian audiophile communities or resources where beginners can learn the correct workflow instead of relying on random sellers?

I’m willing to put in the effort and do things properly.

I just don’t want to waste money or end up with fake “lossless” files.
Any advice from experienced collectors would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

[SOLD]In perfect condition

Place - Bengaluru

Price 1750 with shipping

Dm me if interested

I wanted a headphone amp for a project, so I ordered 5 custom made PCBs for it because you can order PCBs only in increments of 5. So far I have sold 3, keeping one and one more to sell. If more people want it I can order more for you guys.

Why use it?

Basically most of the motherboards in people's PCs don't give a strong output to your headphones. When you increase the volume, it does not pull the gain for all the bands properly, because some frequencies especially the sub bass and bass need more juice to be heard properly. So my headphone amp fixes it by giving your headphones/earphones the juice it needs. It can run from a wide band of input voltage from 5-18volts, preferably 9v because that's more than enough, best if you use a pc because you can connect it to power the whole day and just leave it pn play whatever you like whenever you want.

My electornics experience:

I'm still a noob at analog electronics, but I still have a taste for it since I started using arduinos, esps and now teensies as a serious hobby since 7th grade, so I am not selling you guys garbage.

Selling it for ₹1000, if you want an adapter for it another ₹200. If your interested dm me.

Selling my unused Apple HomePod Mini.
Bought this back in November 2025 but haven’t been able to use it because of frequent shifting.
Comes with original package bill and box condition.
Powerful sound to fill up an entire room; best in segment.
White looks classy with any decor.

Price: Rs 9000
Whatsapp: 7483601216

Product Name - Tanchjim Force

Age/Ownership history - 2nd owner (Review unit)

Warranty left - No warranty

Condition - 9.9/10 (As good as new)

Reason For Sale - Open for trade with IEMs featuring a good bone conduction implementation or let me know what you have will decide after checking it out

Price: INR 14000

Packaging/Accessories - Box + All stock accessories are available

Price: 14000 INR

Hey everyone,

​I came across this listing on Facebook Marketplace for a pair of Onkyo D-N7TX 2-way bookshelf speakers priced at ₹5,200 (roughly $62 USD), and they happen to be just 5 km away from me.

​As seen in the attached image 16397.png, they are a compact, front-ported bass-reflex design featuring Onkyo's signature white A-OMF monocoque cones and a ring drive tweeter. Visually, the cabinets and drivers look to be in pretty solid condition, though there might be a tiny spot/stain on the right woofer cone near the bottom right edge.

​Before I message the seller to audition them, I wanted to get some opinions:

​Is ₹5,200 a fair price for these in the current Indian used market?

​How is the sound signature? I know these originally came bundled with Onkyo's high-end micro-component systems (like the FR series). Do they have decent imaging and mid-bass for their size, or do they lean too bright?

For Amplifier part I have a diy build with a Chinese board named xy-t3002p stereo board with 36v 10a smps

Plan is to use them in a desktop/small room setup. Would love to hear from anyone who has owned or heard these specific Japanese-market micro speakers.

​Thanks in advance!

Purchase date 12 June 2026. Warranty 1 yr.

Condition Brand new.

Selling reason - I have Beyerdynamic DT 770.

Bill box available .

Detachable cable.