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post #16 of 486
4/28/12 at 12:18am

So what is the sensitivity of the W4?
 

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post #17 of 486
4/28/12 at 6:52am

 

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Originally Posted by lee730 View Post

So what is the sensitivity of the W4?
 

 

31 Ohm/118 db

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post #18 of 486
4/28/12 at 7:05am

 

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31 Ohm/118 db

 

Hmm while I find the IE80s to pair very well with the Studio V the Hiss can get irritating on certain tracks. It's also a very apparent his, not subtle. Are the IE80s more sensitive then the W4s? The Silver Cable also makes them even more sensitive...

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post #19 of 486
4/28/12 at 7:24am
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Hello, in fact, the Studio and Rocoo P volume are equal, for example on 13 with my W4 to have a nice volume.

With the Rocoo BA, to have the same volume (13 with Studio and P), you have to put it on 16/31... so, lot of power remaining.
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post #20 of 486
4/28/12 at 7:26am
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There's absolutely no hiss with my w4 using the BA.
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post #21 of 486
4/28/12 at 7:26am

 

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Hello, in fact, the Studio and Rocoo P volume are equal, for example on 13 with my W4 to have a nice volume.
With the Rocoo BA, to have the same volume (13 with Studio and P), you have to put it on 16/31... so, lot of power remaining.

 

So you have all three? How does the Rocoo BA fair against the Studio V. Please be specific such as details of imaging, instrument separation, clarity, bass slam, treble extension, etc :). Thanks

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post #22 of 486
4/28/12 at 7:51am
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The BA is a lot more like the V than the P. I find the BA to be more airy and balanced than the P. The P is more warm with a little bit more bass than the BA. The BA is more refined, precise and crisp than the P.

The BA has less bass quantity than the P but the quality is better, it can go deeper and is more controlled, at the same time, slam is very good, the same as the V.

Medium on BA are beautiful like the V and in proportion, are more present than the P.

The main difference between the BA and the V is the treble. On BA, they are a little bit more present giving a mor airy impression of the sound.

I can simplify like this:

Bass quality:
1. BA
2. V
3. P

Bass quantity:
1. P
2.V and BA

Medium quantity (by a little margin):

1.V and BA
2.P

Medium quality:
1. V
2.BA
3. P

Treble quality:

1. V and BA
2. P

Treble quantity:

1. BA
2.P
3.P

Soundstage:

1. V and BA
2.P

Instrument separation:

1. V
2. BA
3. P

Dynamics:

Almost the same for the 3 player but perhaps a little bit more for the V.

Take this just with a grain of salt as it's just my impressions.
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post #23 of 486
4/28/12 at 7:55am
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As I said on my review, It's so difficult to make a clear difference between the BA and the V... the sound signature aim is the same... natural, fluid, lively, crisp, realistic... for both. If I had to do a blind test with both, I think it would be difficult to really make a difference.
Edited by sly_in_the_sky - 4/28/12 at 7:57am
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post #24 of 486
4/28/12 at 7:55am

No worries. I asked you for your opinion and I'll respect it. I really hope the BA sounds as good as you feel. If so then I am gonna be very happy (close to the Vs performance and without hiss :).
 

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post #25 of 486
4/28/12 at 7:59am
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If I would simplify to the max it's exactly what I would say: Very close to the V witout the Hiss issue...:-)
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post #26 of 486
4/28/12 at 8:00am

 

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If I would simplify to the max it's exactly what I would say: Very close to the V witout the Hiss issue...:-)

 

If that's the case then all we need is a luxury version with the long battery life of the V ;). Is the outer body Metal like the V or is it plastic?

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post #27 of 486
4/28/12 at 8:45am
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The side is in metal, the front and the back is in plastik... it's clear that even if the Rocoo has a very nice design, it's not as nice and beautiful as the V.
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post #28 of 486
4/28/12 at 11:20am

 

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Hmm while I find the IE80s to pair very well with the Studio V the Hiss can get irritating on certain tracks. It's also a very apparent his, not subtle. Are the IE80s more sensitive then the W4s? The Silver Cable also makes them even more sensitive...

 

Yes, I would assume so. I also have a pair of EX600 where there's much more hiss with both the V and P than with my W4.  I wonder what the output impedance of the Rocoo-BA actually is? 

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post #29 of 486
4/28/12 at 2:08pm

Hopefully we won't need a Rocoo "Dynamic Sens" ;)
 

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post #30 of 486
4/28/12 at 7:52pm

 

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Hopefully we won't need a Rocoo "Dynamic Sens" ;)
 

 

Lee,lol, I hope not, but you can always sell your Senns. IE80 :-)) if they don't match with the Rocoo-BA, I think that this would be easier than HS building a unit for individual preferences, or maybe that's an idea and the future to come, building and selling custom DAP's wink_face.gif  specified to match a particular IEM/CIEM.


Edited by Jupiterknight - 4/28/12 at 7:59pm
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