nekromantik
Headphoneus Supremus
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thanks guys
bass on the Nova is better then my triple driver hybrid FLC8s!
bass on the Nova is better then my triple driver hybrid FLC8s!
Hey nekro, how would you describe the nova? Seen how frustrated you were on the other thread, bit of luck the nova is awesome for you
Anyone know if with Fiio X5 iii its better to use low gain with Nova then high gain?
If you get good volume in low gain, then it's probably best to use it. Better SNR.
@KB
Hi
I just got my Nova B Grade and the cables seem very loose. they spin around easily when inserting into ear.
is this a known issue with the NOVA?
They got more bass then my FLC8s but using stock tips they dont seem as spacious. Maybe needs burn in or different tips to try.
Details are slightly better then my FLC8s.
They are deffo slightly warm sounding but not v shaped at all.
Wont like them if you into neutral.
Anyone know if with Fiio X5 iii its better to use low gain with Nova then high gain?
No. It is the same with all the CA lineup. Just the way the MMCX cable works.
yeah two of the reviews on here said SpinFits increase bass as with stock silicon there is not much.
So I bought spinfits. Shame they didnt include them like they have for Vega.
Will try Comply next.
The Spinfits were what I used while I had the Nova. I was lucky, I had already bought a set a while back for my Earwerkz Supra. I feel like they might as well just include the Spinfits with their IEMs. It may be one of their lower-tier IEMs, but it's still over $300; they could include more than your standard silicone and foam.
Why did you sell them?
Just needed something better? haha
Lol, buying them originally was really just to try out something from Campfire Audio. From the outset, they were meant to be something set to be sold off later on. It was about the experience. Unless I really liked them and there wasn't anything glaring in terms of issues. And I liked them, but my concha's a little small so the sharp faceted corners, while cool-looking, kinda poked at my ears so I sold them off mostly on comfort concerns. Of dual-BAs I've tried (and I've only listened to 3 I think), the Nova ranked last overall basically due to that comfort issue. Sexy-looking design though. I'm keeping the Noble X I got recently (or at least that's the current decision) because it's an enjoyable listen and also comfortable. The Supra ranks at the top for being the most comfortable, but also because it's actually probably the flattest IEM I have. Great benchmark for neutrality even if neutral isn't always my everyday choice.
Ah fair enough.
Noble X looked good and sounded like it would have very good bass but I missed out on the drop.
Nice, can't wait to read your review. I'm sure it will be interesting.