Pleasure, thanks for reading!     Read the review, maybe listen to them and judge them for yourself. Good is rather arbitrary when my good is most likely different to yours...     Designed in Denmark; Made in China (like pretty much everything else).

Both have what can be described as an angled nozzle and therefore a semi in-ear design, which if they fit the ear properly are quite comfortable. If you had no problems with the H3, I don't imagine you will have any problems with the FXT-90 as both are quite small and light. One thing to note...

Thanks for reading and the feedback! It's a shame the H3 will never gain much attention around here simply because of brand and price (as can be seen by the number of views for this thread...)

Let's just get this out of the way – yes...I do like my B&O gear. Can’t afford most of them, but I’ve been fortunate to come across some that I can. Their earphone/headphone range is one area that is *somewhat* accessible. I have a the A8 earphones, and had the Form 2. Their loudspeaker range...

  Quote:   I know this is digging back through the thread a little bit, but I thought I might share my 2 cents on these two. I own the M2, and I heard the M1 for a brief time. Comparing these 2 are actually quite difficult unless you own both, mainly because the sound changes as the...

Like you guys here, I purchased my DBAs (amongst a handful of other FA earphones) from Dmitry at gd-audiobase, though through eBay before he setup the other website.   Also like you guys, I had the channel-imbalance issue. In my instance, once I told him about the issue, I sent the earphones...

Hmm, these seem to have the same design/oem as the Fischer Audio FA-990. I wonder how they compare considering the prices are quite a bit different...(when the FA-990s were still around that it...)

These hiss no more than similar earphones I have, so I didn't think it important to make mention.       Quote:   I'm thinking you have yourself a walkman of some kind? They have been known to be quite noisy when nothing is playing through it (I know, I own one) so, easy to drive...

  Quote: Hmm, interesting...so they have no intention of moving them into a different housing then? I was expecting something a little more unique for what would probably their flagship. If so, it's probably not unreasonable the sound to change slightly again, but from what you've...

Thanks and Great review!   Have had one of these for several months now, and fully agree with the things you mentioned. Though I have to say, I really didn't like the standard tips that came with these. And these seem to be a newer version, the cables look to be a bit thicker than the ones I...

From what is written, it sounds like the Falcons are closer to the Silver Bullets in presentation. 

Looking forward to your impressions after the burn in!   Did you get a chance to get some initial impressions of the Falcons as well?

You're not wrong there. Remoulding them will definitely give you a better fit, but not necessarily improve the sound, so unless your q-Jays were broken, it may not be worthwhile, and even then it might be less expensive to just buy a new pair and get the q-Jays custom tips for it. I only took...

Can't say it was cheap, combining the earphones, reshelling cost me $359US with shipping back. $418 with the included cable.     Quote:

For those who were/are interested or are curious enough, I have just added my impressions of these in the first post.

Quote: The cylindical structure is the rounded BA by Knowles  

On first impressions, lets just say that 5-6k region is, interesting, but not as scary as the graph indicates =p

  The s-Jays from Jays are one of my favourite earphones. They are, apparently, the world's first earphone built around the Knowles' SR armature, which was meant to bring to the table, a compromise between a dynamic driver and a balanced armature driver. What transpired was an earphone which...

@Captfantastic, It's actually been 1 year and 6 months since the OP. Jays have since discontinued this model as well...shame

  Quote: They're airy, but I think spacious and laid back might be better to describe them. Nothing really sounds forward but the bass and the lower-mids are still where the bias is. Amping them will give it that little bit extra and  makes it sound mildly fuller as well. Also takes...

Quote: @ zest, if you're looking at FA for something like that, then the Enigma is one that is worth considering as well. From my comparisons, it sounds a lot like the SB but because it is narrower, everything is a little bit more forward and concentrated. I think I have a review here...

@msninja: thanks for your thoughts!

If you do end up getting the Daleth, I'd love to hear what you think of them!

Quote: Do you mean in terms of sound? The SBs are very spacious and airy. Bass is a bit slow, but has good impact and control, mids are not quite recessed and along with the treble, while while not particularly forward either, they do carry a good amount of detail and demonstrate good...

  Quote: Quote: Assuming you're both talking about the A'Leph, I made a request to Dmitry at gd_audiobase (who has been very helpful and have had good experience with) to get them in for me as he doesn't have them listed. I got them for $30+$10 for shipping.   Update: I've...