Lifted Andreas
Formerly known as geko95gek.
There are two threads about it.
Hey dude, have your DUNUs been sent out yet??
Apparently MP4Nation have had them out of stock for a while. Been no word on shipping and my order still says Processing.
There are two threads about it.
Yeah having a bad fit on very good IEMs is the worst buzz kill ever!
Still to this day I have to say though that the best fit I've ever got from an IEM was with my long gone Yamaha EPH-100. May they rest in peace.
The Yamaha's are indeed a great IEM with a comfy fit. Unfortunately I sold them along with a couple other IEM's to gather the money for my Monster Miles Davis Trumpets, and they ended up not fitting me, so my fiance uses them instead.
Ah right, so you basically did the same thing as me.
I was looking at the Trumpets the same time I found the Yams. They look like they provide a similar comfy fit but I guess I was wrong.
There are two threads about it.
Hey dude, have your DUNUs been sent out yet??
Apparently MP4Nation have had them out of stock for a while. Been no word on shipping and my order still says Processing.
No Sir. Both use similar microdrivers, but the nozzle is ever so slightly larger on the Yamaha's, with better tips, and this makes ALL THE DIFFERENCE in fit and comfort and snugness. My fiance's tiny ears though, the Trumpets sit perfectly in her ears. She loves them and regularly taunts me by saying it's an incredible sound i'm missing lol
Yup, they're in the country and should arrive today or tomorrow. Took a long time for delivery to begin though.
Well, they just arrived... 14 pairs of tips including the ones already on them.
Yeah I think it's between the IM70 and the MA750. Really not sure which one to get out of the two. Anyone heard both that could help me?
If Dsnuts has good things to say about the Carbo Doppio bass I'm buying them. I'm not a basshead but same sort of levels as the Bassos would be ideal.
I PMed you about the bass on the Doppios but I am gonna say these do not have the bass levels of the Bassos. After all those are called bassos for a reason..To my recollection I do believe the Bassos are the only real bass emphasized in ears Zero Audio makes. The other in ears all does bass very well but it is the bassos that have that low end fulness and warmth to the sound because of the low end emphasis.
What the Doppios have are more geared toward your high end listeners. These kinda remind me of the Alpha Dog sound.. Very similar in approach and tonality.. Similar type of tuning with that imagery where neutrality and detail is at the fore front of the sound tuning.
Most of my in ears have bass in one form or another and to me I am happy to get a neutrally tuned dual BA that does what BAs do so well on these in ears. There is not a detail or a sound effect from a recording these in ears will not pick up including the bass/ sub bass. But the way the bass is integrated is a part of the whole picture and does not stick out as the main attraction there for.. Lower mids to the upper mids have an open clarity to the sound that is unmatched on these in ears..Every form of treble notes comes out with a sheen, depth and a quality seldom heard on any earphone for that matter as well. These are the strengths of the Doppio. Both the S2 and the MA750s have more bass emphasis over the Doppios both being dynamics... So for guys wanting/needing that bass these will not be a good options for you..
With this being said. Guys that value vocal and instrument performance.. These in ears are every bit as transparent as the much praised full sized Alpha Dogs I was listening to at Can Jam, Of course that is just my opinion. Lol. .Rock, pop,Jazz, Classical, Vocal, Blues, Sweeping orchestral scores sound like how they were meant to be heard with these in ears. Using my X3 the bass is much fuller as the sound signature of the X3 has the bass over the DX50 and therefor is a great match for the Doppios.
I PMed you about the bass on the Doppios but I am gonna say these do not have the bass levels of the Bassos. After all those are called bassos for a reason..To my recollection I do believe the Bassos are the only real bass emphasized in ears Zero Audio makes. The other in ears all does bass very well but it is the bassos that have that low end fulness and warmth to the sound because of the low end emphasis.
What the Doppios have are more geared toward your high end listeners. These kinda remind me of the Alpha Dog sound.. Very similar in approach and tonality.. Similar type of tuning with that imagery where neutrality and detail is at the fore front of the sound tuning.
Most of my in ears have bass in one form or another and to me I am happy to get a neutrally tuned dual BA that does what BAs do so well on these in ears. There is not a detail or a sound effect from a recording these in ears will not pick up including the bass/ sub bass. But the way the bass is integrated is a part of the whole picture and does not stick out as the main attraction there for.. Lower mids to the upper mids have an open clarity to the sound that is unmatched on these in ears..Every form of treble notes comes out with a sheen, depth and a quality seldom heard on any earphone for that matter as well. These are the strengths of the Doppio. Both the S2 and the MA750s have more bass emphasis over the Doppios both being dynamics... So for guys wanting/needing that bass these will not be a good options for you..
With this being said. Guys that value vocal and instrument performance.. These in ears are every bit as transparent as the much praised full sized Alpha Dogs I was listening to at Can Jam, Of course that is just my opinion. Lol. .Rock, pop,Jazz, Classical, Vocal, Blues, Sweeping orchestral scores sound like how they were meant to be heard with these in ears. Using my X3 the bass is much fuller as the sound signature of the X3 has the bass over the DX50 and therefor is a great match for the Doppios.