The only thing really stopping me with those are that it looks ridiculously huge.
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This is the content I needed, The Canon II is the most expensive set I have so I have a ton of bias pushing me to enjoy the sound, but the Aful Performers were one of the other sets I was tossing around. I'd love to hear more about the similarities and differences between them to know if I should try and snag one down the road or be happy with what I've got. (I'm no longer feeling an urge to upgrade, I might snag a set on a killer sale but I think I'm mostly set now.)
Have you read any other reviews on this iem? I am interested but I thought I had heard some negative on this particular item.
RikudouGoku
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Link to my comparison post of the MP145 here:
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/rik...-list-music-list.925319/page-79#post-17721072
Hisenior Okavango
Okavango is just pure fun, it delivers a joyful experience where your feet will start tapping to your music.
Not the most resolving set out there, but this was never what they tried to make here.
Bass is lush and full, mids are full and forward and treble is present while not tiresome.
Feel free to read it if its of any interest, cheers.
https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/hisenior-okavango.26620/review/31695/
Okavango is just pure fun, it delivers a joyful experience where your feet will start tapping to your music.
Not the most resolving set out there, but this was never what they tried to make here.
Bass is lush and full, mids are full and forward and treble is present while not tiresome.
Feel free to read it if its of any interest, cheers.
https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/hisenior-okavango.26620/review/31695/
Also, I do not have very big ears. This looks huge.
Thanks for the information.
nraymond
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They do talk a lot about how they were inspired by whales when designing them... so maybe you need whale-sized ears for them to be comfortable?
rcoleman1
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Yes. And to add to that the stock cable isn’t bad either. Still enjoying my set.
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cobrabucket
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I got the 9 compartment version and it's a bit larger than I thought it would be.
They are well made and look the part, IMHO.
For sure better than the watch display cases my other IEMs are in.
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I prefer the bottom pic. Reminds me of the south of France, yea Van Gogh as someone pointed out. Here he is!I think this picture is floating around. But what do you guys think of the Cantor? Team white or yellow? I love the idea of custom faceplates. Reminds me of the custom Thieaudio faceplaces in a way but with more colors in some cases.
InvisibleInk
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I prefer the bottom pic. Reminds me of the south of France, yea Van Gogh as someone pointed out. Here he is!
Van Gogh cut his own ear off. So not the best audiophile association...
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HAHA..............LOL................I think the question and context was the look of the iem and art, who gives a flying eff about audiophilia!
Nice attempt though.
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nraymond
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Just a quick note that I've been especially impressed with the XSL X-One when I fit them with wide bore tips. Specifically I'm using the JVC EP-FX2M-Z tips with them right now... they sound great and fit my ears perfectly (and I never really found a good pairing with these tips before).
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