"It seems Euro prices are crazy good compared to US prices"
i don´t heard that someone says that the german prices are good.
(btw: UM1 has a really warm sound sig.)
(do you think, MX880 is good enough for the beginning?)
"It seems Euro prices are crazy good compared to US prices"
i don´t heard that someone says that the german prices are good.
(btw: UM1 has a really warm sound sig.)
(do you think, MX880 is good enough for the beginning?)
Nice list, very useful. Thanks!
How do you mean?
the at cm707 has just arrived! 1st impression is tighter bass than cm700 and piano forte II. more quantity than cm700 while retaining the quality. mids are lovely and just supposed to be where they are (a little bit more forward than cm700). highs are sparkly and shimmery but non sibilant. lets see what burn in does! ill give it a good 2 weeks before posting my final impressions. this makes the piano forte II sound muddy and the cm700 sound thin
lugholes are slang for ears ;P
The addition of the Blox Tm5 will be greatly delayed if not totally canceled. USPS is giving me some trouble, The package seems lost. USPS wont really give me any other information outside of not paying for the loss even though I had insurance on it. I waited months to get the blox lol, they wont win without a good fight
Edit: Curious to know what the soundstage is like on the cm707s
^^ I was thinking ears might be concerned, but I was wondering whether you meant comfort-wise or SQ-wise.
in regards to what?
The Mx880 and the AKGs are similar and both very large, much larger than the sunrise or the yuins ( Im actually selling an unused set of charms right now ;D )
I think I am going to pass on the cm series for a while, the blox loss was enough to make me want to take a break from testing new buds out for a while lol, took me like a year to get all of these together and review them. Unless someone wants to gift a set to me? Hehe :P
The 314 did hurt my ears a fair bit for the first week or so if I wore them for more than 15 minutes at a time. After the first week, though, only rarely.

the at cm707 has just arrived! 1st impression is tighter bass than cm700 and piano forte II. more quantity than cm700 while retaining the quality. mids are lovely and just supposed to be where they are (a little bit more forward than cm700). highs are sparkly and shimmery but non sibilant. lets see what burn in does! ill give it a good 2 weeks before posting my final impressions. this makes the piano forte II sound muddy and the cm700 sound thin
Hi mywallethurts:
Interesting first impressions of the CM707. From the reading of the listening experiences that many Head-Fi members have posted about the performance of both the older CM7 and the recently obsoleted CM700, it would appear that the CM707 is more of a return to the richer sound of the CM7, but with the base deficiency that some had experienced with that much older AT flagship more fully addressed.
P.S.: By the way, I really like your Head-Fi handle "mywallethurts". It could very well be the sub-handle of virtually every member of this board.![]()
Does anyone know where I can get the 9wave plastics?

the at cm707 has just arrived! 1st impression is tighter bass than cm700 and piano forte II. more quantity than cm700 while retaining the quality. mids are lovely and just supposed to be where they are (a little bit more forward than cm700). highs are sparkly and shimmery but non sibilant. lets see what burn in does! ill give it a good 2 weeks before posting my final impressions. this makes the piano forte II sound muddy and the cm700 sound thin
Damn you! Now I have to buy the CM707 when I go to Japan the next time! I love my CM700, and from your description, the CM707 might address the few lacks that the CM700 has.
They aren't available until February. But let me tell you something! 9wave created a monster and I hope they catch on.


the at cm707 has just arrived! 1st impression is tighter bass than cm700 and piano forte II. more quantity than cm700 while retaining the quality. mids are lovely and just supposed to be where they are (a little bit more forward than cm700). highs are sparkly and shimmery but non sibilant. lets see what burn in does! ill give it a good 2 weeks before posting my final impressions. this makes the piano forte II sound muddy and the cm700 sound thin
Damn you! Now I have to buy the CM707 when I go to Japan the next time! I love my CM700, and from your description, the CM707 might address the few lacks that the CM700 has.
STOP TEASING ME, LOL! I will try to get these, the blox, and a few other sets into this review topic sometime around tax return week :P