Kunlun
Headphoneus Supremus
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I love the 6.A.
My super short take on the 6.A is that they're great if you want a more musical take on a clear, balanced sound and want to avoid the defects of supposedly neutral iems. By defects, I mean harsh treble/thin, brittle sound and bass anemia which people pretend to be "tight and punchy" or some nonsense.
They are like a smoother, slightly fuller, more musical UERM.
No, they aren't bassy, that's not what they are about. That is part of what the 8.A is about. I also love the 8.A, but they are quite different.
See my (coming) short review for more. Of course, project86's review is excellent, I'm just offering my own take.
I decided to splurge a little and get the 6.a, since while I am not a bass-head per se when it comes to bass quantity, I really like some (sub)bass presence and very good bass quality. Based on the (very) limited information I have been able to find on it, the 6.a seems like a good match for my tastes. I'm hoping these have more clarity than the W4s, which I like tonally, but have always sounded a bit muddy/muffled to my ears, but are a bit warmer than the extremely clear Grado gr10s I also own (and am currently using as an interim iem solution). Crossing my fingers that I made the right decision, because ciems are not cheap! Kunlun, since you seem to be one of the few individuals on here that own the 6.a, how do you like them? How would you compare them to other iems you own? Even though I've already paid for mine, I'm just curious as to what I should be looking forward to, and there is so little information out there about these currently (as far as I can tell, only a single review).
I love the 6.A.
My super short take on the 6.A is that they're great if you want a more musical take on a clear, balanced sound and want to avoid the defects of supposedly neutral iems. By defects, I mean harsh treble/thin, brittle sound and bass anemia which people pretend to be "tight and punchy" or some nonsense.
They are like a smoother, slightly fuller, more musical UERM.
No, they aren't bassy, that's not what they are about. That is part of what the 8.A is about. I also love the 8.A, but they are quite different.
See my (coming) short review for more. Of course, project86's review is excellent, I'm just offering my own take.