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GK100 barely out, and now GK120..
You are new to this i guess them companies pop out new IEM's daily theer is always next new best iem. Thats why this hobby is so finantialy draining. If You dont invest in some endgame you end up having house full of cheap iem's.. Bet this one will be 250bucks.
GK100 barely out, and now GK120..
I haven't finished watching yet but it makes sense.@Neithan finished watching myself and i guess Iw not noticed any sharp treble cause i not even tried silicone tips foams straight away.
I can uderstand. I got plenty of weird iem's and like i said like most of what i buy. Im not in search of perfect natural sound as Music i mostly listen to is synthetic haha. When doing daily Listening atm its my go to pick. Yesterday for change i was listening to my Shenzenheiser ie900 wannabe. Like from weird IEM's i got custom made to order EDL Mini Piano with tesla driver's (they are 80 bucks alone) thats 110 bucks i just took chance and ordered with 0 reviews. And turns out its my best Single DD earphone http://www.earphonediylabs.com/ They are legit thats other thing i was not sure about if sent money to some scammers .After listened all the review I'm going to skip this ones.
In terms of detail retrieval they are similar to the Timeless OG, but with less bass and less natural sound...
I will keep an eye for other reviews, but for now, I´m out...
Greetings everybody, new guy is here in search for the most detailed / analytical / clinical IEMs around $200.
How would you compare GK100 and Final A4000, seems like those two are the most resolving IEMs right now as far as I know, or may be there are some better detailed sets in the same price category?
Interesting, thank you very much for the suggestion, I heard about N5005 but I didn't know they are so detailed, I will keep them in mind for sure.GK100 is more technical/analytical than the A4000, if that is your main criteria.
If you are living in the US, Harman and their ebay shop was selling the AKG N5005 at $199 USD a couple of weeks back, and that's an excellent price (release price was almost $1k USD). At that $199 USD price, it is a detailed beast, though it has thinner note weight than the GK100 and is more sibilant too. Not sure if the deal is still on though.
Alternatively, you can look at planar IEMs such as the 7Hz Timeless or Shuoer S12 Pro, those are pretty technical too, though their timbre is not as natural as on the GK100.
So Timmy from Gizaudio just did a first impression of the GK100.
Those o have this set agree with is impressions?
Personally I wouldn't trust much big guns reviewers like Timmy (sorry Timmy, nothing personal), they all have some kind of hidden agenda one way or another usually promoting large companies, after watching their reviews I always read comments below the video to get observations made by real people, and I trust opinions of "normal" guys like us much more than Timmy, like this guy for example:
Personally I wouldn't trust much big guns reviewers like Timmy (sorry Timmy, nothing personal), they all have some kind of hidden agenda one way or another usually promoting large companies, after watching their reviews I always read comments below the video to get observations made by real people, and I trust opinions of "normal" guys like us much more than Timmy, like this guy for example:
Is there any sound difference with a pure copper cable?Mmm I really would try these geek maybe with a pure copper cable
Untold now I had 8 cables and I listen to every single change in frequency and wide stage. I don't have a pure copper one though and as I imagine that highs on geek 100 could be a little too much maybe a pure copper could low them.Is there any sound difference with a pure copper cable?