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Authorized dealers for Tanchjim ONE DSP

  • AUDIOPHONICS — in-store — Bordeaux, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France (website)
  • GEEKWILLS — online and in-store — Beijing, Beijing, China (website)
  • Headphone Zone — online and in-store — Laxmi Industrial Estate, Maharashtra, India (website)
  • HiFiGo — online and in-store — Kowloon, Hong Kong (website)
  • Living Auido — in-store — Taman Sri Endah, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (website)
  • Oardio — in-store — Singapore, Singapore (website)
  • Patefon — online and in-store — Basmanny District, Moscow, Russia (website)
  • Penon Audio — online and in-store — New Territories, Hong Kong (website)
  • Shenzhenaudio — online and in-store — Long Gang Qu, Guang Dong Sheng, China (website)
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Tanchjim ONE DSP

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Clear vocals, smooth treble and unusually composed, EQ-ready bass give the Tanchjim ONE DSP an immediately likeable everyday sound. Tone Deaf Monk found the stock USB-C DSP cable especially effective, with onboard five-band tuning that retains settings between devices, while AV Atmos praised its tidy, well-made design. A compelling budget IEM for flexible phone listening.

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82/100
Rating for ONE DSP

Nicely Roasted

Sound Quality

87/100

Fit Comfort Isolation

70/100

Build Accessories

82/100

Value for Money

81/100

Pros

Clear vocals and smooth, non-fatiguing highs create an easygoing, agreeable tuning.

Bass remains controlled even with substantial DSP boost, offering useful low-end customization headroom.

Five-band DSP EQ stores settings in the cable for use across compatible devices.

Well-made, nicely designed housing and flexible cable earn positive build feedback.

Cons

DSP use is tethered to USB-C, limiting compatibility with 3.5 mm and 4.4 mm sources.

The DSP app has reported usability and EQ limitations, including restricted sub-bass adjustment and whole-number Q values.

The DSP version costs slightly more than the non-DSP model, a premium one reviewer questioned.

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What Reviewers Are Saying

"No-brainer—$27.99, comes with a DSP cable, comes with an application, can modify it, store your stuff, no-brainer."

— Tone Deaf Monk

SOUND QUALITY PERFORMANCE 87/100

The available listening feedback is strongly positive, describing the ONE DSP as fantastic from a Samsung phone and free of obvious sonic complaints. Clear vocals, smooth highs and bass that remains composed with added DSP boost suggest an agreeable, well-controlled everyday tuning, though the reviews offer limited detail on its more technical abilities.

Bass

91/100

The reviewer was impressed that a substantial 60 Hz boost at 42 Hz through the DSP app did not make the bass lose control. That points to a capable low end with useful headroom for listeners who want more weight.

Midrange

89/100

Vocals are described as clear, while the mids are called unoffensive and pleasant. The comments suggest a clean, easygoing presentation rather than an aggressively forward or colored midrange.

Treble

88/100

The highs are specifically described as smooth. This supports a relaxed treble balance that should avoid obvious sharpness or fatigue, although extension and air are not discussed in detail.

Resolution Separation

84/100

The reviewer repeatedly says the ONE DSP sounds great and fantastic, but provides little direct discussion of microdetail, layering, or performance in dense mixes. Its generally clean vocal presentation is encouraging, while the available evidence is limited.

Soundstage Imaging

82/100

The reviews do not directly characterize stage width, depth, or image placement. Broadly positive sound comments indicate no reported spatial problem, but there is little detail about imaging performance.

Dynamics Coherence

84/100

The bass remains composed when boosted through DSP, which is a positive sign for control under more demanding settings. Reviewers otherwise say little about dynamic contrast, transients, or complex driver integration.

FIT COMFORT ISOLATION PERFORMANCE 70/100

The supplied reviews do not meaningfully address fit security, long-session comfort, or passive noise isolation. Prospective buyers should therefore treat seal and ergonomic performance as less documented than the sound and build impressions.

Seal Stability

70/100

Reviewers do not report whether the shells achieve a reliable seal or remain secure during movement. There is also no discussion of fit-related bass variation.

Comfort

70/100

The available reviews offer no direct experience with extended wear, nozzle pressure, or ear fatigue. Comfort will depend on individual ear shape and tip choice.

Isolation

70/100

Passive isolation is not discussed in the supplied material. There is no evidence of either notably strong attenuation or an isolation-related drawback.

Assessments of Build Quality, Usability, and Overall Propositions.

Build Accessories

82/100

AV Atmos calls the build decent, nice-looking, well made, and well designed, with no obvious construction concern raised. The reviews do not provide meaningful detail on cable durability, included tips, case quality, or long-term reliability.

Value for Money

81/100

At roughly $27.99 for the DSP version, one reviewer questions why buyers would pay more when the non-DSP model is about $24.99. The same reviewer still calls the sound good and a no-brainer, but the small price premium for the DSP cable is presented as a concern.

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Manufacturer's Description — Tanchjim


Sensitivity: 126 dB/Vrms @1Khz
Frequency response range: 7-45Khz
THD:<0.062% @1Khz
Driver: 10mm dynamic driver
Impedance: 16Ⅻ《10% @1Khz
PIN SPECIFICATION:
gold-plated straight pin
Dynamic diaphragm material: Peek&Pu Hanging Edge Ti Ball Top
Cable specification: 1.25M 3.5MM 0.78PIN
Cable material and structure: LITZ oxygen-free copper silver plating + LITZ oxygen-free copper composite coaxial structure
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Authorized dealers for Tanchjim ONE DSP

  • AUDIOPHONICS — in-store — Bordeaux, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France (website)
  • GEEKWILLS — online and in-store — Beijing, Beijing, China (website)
  • Headphone Zone — online and in-store — Laxmi Industrial Estate, Maharashtra, India (website)
  • HiFiGo — online and in-store — Kowloon, Hong Kong (website)
  • Living Auido — in-store — Taman Sri Endah, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (website)
  • Oardio — in-store — Singapore, Singapore (website)
  • Patefon — online and in-store — Basmanny District, Moscow, Russia (website)
  • Penon Audio — online and in-store — New Territories, Hong Kong (website)
  • Shenzhenaudio — online and in-store — Long Gang Qu, Guang Dong Sheng, China (website)
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