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Old 01-27-2008, 09:12 PM
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Hows the fit of the PK1? I have relatively small ears and ear canal. So would it be comfortable enough for me?
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If the PK2's are exactly the same size as PK1's, then they should fit fine. I have small ears as well and the PK2's fit very comfortably.
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Are they comparable with Triple fi or UE11? I read someone saying they share the same sound signature as UE11.
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I am assuming since they sound "better" than sr-80's they have it all over the PX100. Can someone tell me where the PK1 sound better than the PX100's?
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I've never listened to Pk1s, but I had a dream last night where I was listening to them and absolutely loved them. And then a truck ran over them. I have weird dreams.
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I can't agree that the PK1s are a better option than the SR-80s. After reading that post, I did a little A/B listening with the MiniboxE+, and I found the SR-80s more detailed (I have the SR80s modded with the tape around the bowls) and a little more crisp on the high end. Now, I really like the PK1s, but I can't say they crush the SR80s. The Sr80s were my first decent pair of phones, and I still really like them. Yet, due to the comfort of the PK1s, I use them more (and the SQ is very close to the SR80s).
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I am assuming since they sound "better" than sr-80's they have it all over the PX100. Can someone tell me where the PK1 sound better than the PX100's?
I not only prefer the PK1 to the PX100, but I also prefer the PK2 and the PK3 to the PX100. The PK100 sounds muddy in comparison.
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Agree on that front (PK lineup vs. PX 100). In fact, the PK3s really amaze me. To think, I got mine for $25 in a Head-Fi group buy from Head-Direct. We need more of those. Group buys, that is.
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The Yuins never sounded quite "right" to me. The percussion section always sound quite mellow/hollow/"bended" out of shape.

Everything else sounded great, if not on the airy side.
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The pk1's are darn good against any headphone. I like them better than KSC-35's and any IEM I've ever heard...including customs.

I alternate between them and my RS-1's (depending on listening situation), and they are good enough that I don't feel like I'm missing too much when I need portability. They have excellent detail and a pleasant sound, but what was really a surprise is their bass. There's not a lot of it, but there's enough and it's more tight and impactful than any phone I can think of...besides the RS-1.

The only downside I've ever recognized is that if I hop straight from the RS-1 to the pk1, the sound seems to have a slight nasalness to it...which my brain is able shift gears and process away within a minute or two.
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