[audio123]

My take on the Dunu Titan 6. Enjoy & Happy Listening, as always!

 

[peter123]

I'm late to the party here but still looking forward to finally hear the Titan 6.

Any chance that someone has both the Titan 6 and the LZ A6 and can share some thoughts on how they compare?

 

[Eneen]

I'm thinking about getting pair of Titan 1. Do they have more treble then HD600/650?

 

[peter123]

Posted my first impressions of the Titan 6 in another thread but thought they should be available here as well:

Dunu Titan 6:
I'm going to spill the beans right away and say that these are definitely the best single dynamic IEM's I've ever heard. Amazing subbass impact with a quality that leaves nothing to be desired with fantastic layering. Mid bass impact is definitely more than I usually prefer but the excellent quality does still make it feel absolutely wonderful. As a result of the great bass quantity/quality male vocals feels rich and perfectly natural while female vocals sound intimate and lush. Although the midrange is slightly recessed on the Titan 6 the overall quality it delivers doesn't stand back from anything else that I've heard. The Titan 6 is not as wide sounding as the I3, and definitely not as wide as the BA5, but a slightly lifted upper midrange gives them just enough air to never sound congested to me. The treble is a meaty and natural sounding as the rest of the frequencies and although it doesn't have the greatest extension it doesn't bother me one second when I'm listening to them. Although the Titan 6 have a few features that don't usually works well for me (mid bass quantity and lack of treble extension in particular) I still can't help totally loving them as they just manage to never cross the limit on either for my preference. They're definitely a great addition to my collection adding something new in sound signature that I never thought I'd be able to appreciate to this extent.

 

[Skullar]

would titan 6 work for jogging or gym fit wise of are they too heavy and big?

 

[peter123]

would titan 6 work for jogging or gym fit wise of are they too heavy and big?

Yeah, they should work fine. I've used them both in the gym and for power walking without any issues. Isolation is average (maybe average plus with the right tips) but as long as you're fine with that you should be ok.

Fwiw they're a very good pair of IEM's imo.

 

[Skullar]

Yeah, they should work fine. I've used them both in the gym and for power walking without any issues. Isolation is average (maybe average plus with the right tips) but as long as you're fine with that you should be ok.

Fwiw they're a very good pair of IEM's imo.

thanks. they have caught my atention. i will still look around. i am a believer of bigger is better when it comes to DDs and this is something that would suit me quite well i believe. as i cannot use my IMR Rah for gym of jogging due to its size so i need something more ergonomic.

 

[DUNU-Topsound]

would titan 6 work for jogging or gym fit wise of are they too heavy and big?

Yeah, they should work fine. I've used them both in the gym and for power walking without any issues. Isolation is average (maybe average plus with the right tips) but as long as you're fine with that you should be ok.

Fwiw they're a very good pair of IEM's imo.

The weight of the earphones is about 7.63 grams. We have the information listed here (click 'Specifications'). So it's very lightweight. The reason is that we use aluminum-magnesium alloy for the housings. It is chiefly used as a case material in thin and light ultrabooks, so the material itself is intended for lightweight applications. It's just that it almost seems too light (some people won't believe it's a metal alloy), and customers of higher-end models might end up feeling that it's too insubstantial of a weight. Funny thing is, we're actually working on the Bluetooth sport version of the TITAN 6. The main hold-up is that we're waiting to verify our membership into the Qualcomm and Sony wireless consortiums.

 

[viatraco]

would titan 6 work for jogging or gym fit wise of are they too heavy and big?

Titan 6 is the most comfortable cable-down IEM I have ever owned. Build quailty is very good for the price.

 

[davidtriune]

i got the titan 6 and i think its too bassy and has a weird resonance around 5.5khz. I prefered the titan 1.

But I used spinfits and equalized with equalizerAPO and I love it now. bloatiness gone, details brought out. Measured with minidsp EARS. Here are the settings if you guys wanna try it out (use spinfit tips a -7db preamp so it doesnt peak):

hz db
100 -5
700 0
1200 0
2700 7
5600 -7
8000 1

 

[CK Moustache]

My review of the Titan 6 is online: https://www.head-fi.org/threads/956208/page-2#post-16241701

 

[DUNU-Topsound]

Well folks, we've finally refreshed the TITAN series with the TITAN S!

Announcement post is here: https://www.head-fi.org/threads/dun...ntry-level-79-single-dynamic-earphone.961178/
Please join in on the conversation in the master discussion thread here too: https://www.head-fi.org/threads/dunu-discussion-impressions-master-thread.961127/page-3