This review is reposted from my blog: http://noblehifi.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/soundmagic-hp200-review.html
Disclaimer: The HP200 was given to me by SoundMAGIC for this review.
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Firstly let's get some things squared away:
I do not believe in break-in. (Burn-in for those who don't understand terminology.)
I do not believe cable materials alter sound.
I do not...
The 90s have taken a while to grow on me. I found a deal for the L2s (champagne accents and cable) on AMZ Warehouse and pulled the trigger after becoming interested in JVC's dual-driver...
The DAC market is clearly exploding. Seems like every week or so we hear of a new model being launched. Many of them look quite nice, with good specs and plenty of features. Some...
very relax sounding IEM, great for relaxing, fit is awkward if u have small ears, accessories are tons but most are useless, tape mod is good! Recommended
Great pic. Some here have said that staying with the stock cable doesn't work because the pins are different. Yours appear to fit well - what are your thoughts?
You can't tell how the pins look from there, they're on the inside. If you send in your TF10 with the stock cable, it'll fit the stock pins with some modification by Fisher.
Once I get my refits back I will post more pics in the first post of this thread.
I went with the Westone ES3 clear cable. Kinda wish I would bought the UE instead because the memory wire on the ES3 is very short....anyhow here's my pics! Enjoy!
Nice pics! Same here, I went with the ES cable but I miss the longer memory wire of the UE cable. Also, the slider thing on the ES cable seems a little tight on the wires, kind of like it could damage/separate the wires over time. I prefer the simple (but not as cool looking) clear tube that the UE cable uses.
I have a couple minor complaints on the aesthetics - if you look closely you can see imperfections at the joint of the faceplate, tool marks and little bubbles. Also - I'd intended fo the whole body of the earphones to be transparent black, with a clear face plate. As you can see - the inside surface is clear as well. That said, the color pattern has grown on me. Also - the fit is outstanding, I love the sound of these Triple Fi Quads.
So, I busted out the gear tonight and snapped some photos. Excuse the dust on the sensor, I don't ordinarily shoot at that small of an aperture so I don't see it. Out of sight, out of mind, right?
Anyway, you can see some rough edges along the lip between faceplate and some tool marks on the faceplate. These things aren't obvious on casual viewing and don't bother me in the slightest. They fit, and they sound great. That's all I need. Here are the photos.