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post #871 of 8925
6/27/09 at 11:57pm
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By the way cymbals is something that the jh-13 does that slaughters any universal iem I have heard again due to all the upgrades of the jh-13's and the fact they are custom double barrel and all that.
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post #872 of 8925
6/28/09 at 12:12am
Show me the picture of your JH13 please
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post #873 of 8925
6/28/09 at 12:18am
its on page 52 enjoy!
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post #874 of 8925
6/28/09 at 12:21am
Helps a great deal or just a little?

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I would also like to say that a amp helps but they are driven great straight out of any portable source.
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post #875 of 8925
6/28/09 at 12:24am
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I hate describing by how much but I am going to say it with this comment. If you can afford it and don't mind the extra little bulk I would say get one. But if it is not convenient to carry or you cannot afford one on top of it they still sound great out of a dap. A amp does help but I feel it did more for my ie8's then it did for my jh-13's. May be because the ie8's were dynamic I really couldn't tell you why with any certainty
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post #876 of 8925
6/28/09 at 12:31am
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aha, so they are using stereo lithography then!! nice one, that makes me feel even better about my choice to go JH13 over ES3X. anything that takes the guesswork out of it is a very god thing in my book and i'm sure everyone waiting in this thread.


Frickin Lasers!
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post #877 of 8925
6/28/09 at 3:31am
^^ LOLZ yep frickin lasers worth ....ONE MeeeeiLLLION DOLLARS!!!

stereo lithography is way cool. point some lasers into a vat of resin, feed it a CAD file and hey presto, perfect reproduction after you tip the rest off. Where the lasers intersect the resin turns solid. not certain thats the process they are using, but they would as you say most definitely be scanning them with lasers; what they do with the resulting file to produce the IEMs i'll have to ask Jerry. its makes one feel better that when paying this sort of money that state of the art techniques and processes are being used.
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post #878 of 8925
6/28/09 at 1:03pm
you guys mentioned you'd get a pelican case with the jh13 right? which pelican case model would fit the iems and only the iems? just thought i might ask since it was mentioned
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post #879 of 8925
6/28/09 at 1:38pm
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...and I'm perfectly happy listening to my iPhone and JH-13.
Hey Tyrion,

I read somewhere that the frequency response for the iphone is 20hz to 20khz, and the f.r. for the 13 is 10hz to 20khz. So, when you use these two together, is it safe to say that you're not hearing anything in the sub 20hz range?

-Makotype
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post #880 of 8925
6/28/09 at 1:49pm
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you guys mentioned you'd get a pelican case with the jh13 right? which pelican case model would fit the iems and only the iems? just thought i might ask since it was mentioned

Pelican 1010

Pelican 1010 Micro Case Black With Clear Lid - 1010-025-100 - Buy.com
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post #881 of 8925
6/28/09 at 2:13pm
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I recall saying the same thing in my ES3X review, so I am looking forward to these!
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Hey Tyrion,

I read somewhere that the frequency response for the iphone is 20hz to 20khz, and the f.r. for the 13 is 10hz to 20khz. So, when you use these two together, is it safe to say that you're not hearing anything in the sub 20hz range?

-Makotype
Not sure. Can a human hear below 20 hz? I've read we can't.
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post #882 of 8925
6/28/09 at 2:18pm
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Hey, those look just like the case Westone uses for the ES3X!
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post #883 of 8925
6/28/09 at 2:22pm
Pelican is as Pelican does, Sir
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post #884 of 8925
6/28/09 at 3:52pm
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Hey, those look just like the case Westone uses for the ES3X!
The Westone case IS a Pelican case but bigger than the 1010 model mentioned above.
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post #885 of 8925
6/28/09 at 7:43pm
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Hey Tyrion,

I read somewhere that the frequency response for the iphone is 20hz to 20khz, and the f.r. for the 13 is 10hz to 20khz. So, when you use these two together, is it safe to say that you're not hearing anything in the sub 20hz range?

-Makotype
you can try it yourself with a computer generated sine wave at 10-20Hz. Usually this frequency is to feel the vibration of the air to emphasize the bass.

most test of output are from 20Hz to 22kHz. you can do it yourself by using RMAA as I dont have an iphone.

see these players' response curve. Audiophile MP3 players, by the numbers | MP3 Insider - CNET Reviews

The low frequency extension for headphones/iems are used to make sure that near 20Hz there is less or no sudden drop in amplitude.
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