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Two pair of?? VSD5 or T2?

So people can get their DuoZA Shipped in 4 months? lol I'll just save a couple pay checks and pick one up on eBay.

Seeing as disjointed or a lack of cohesion between the drivers is a complaint of many here, I'm thinking burn in isn't going to save it? Also lack of details was the first impression of twister6, way back when he first got his pair, so.....I think the T2 just isn't what the people of headfi were...

Congrats on your purchase, and yeah, the things isn't perfect. It has it's flaws. Some glaring, but when it comes to providing beautifully rendered 3D sound from hi rez and FLAC files, it does the job well, and with excellent bass response. Warm, clear, and vibrant. I'm happy with mine.

They look really cool with the ear guides.

No because native, they do have microphonics, because they don't have a slider or a clip, BUT I used a simple bread tie as a cinch, put it on nice and tight, so I had a homemade slider, and bye bye microphonics and hello gym.

Nah. I got the FX750, A71, and soon enough the DuoZA. Plus someone will come out with a top notch budget hybrid, so I'll wait for the B6 pro. Carry on gentlemen!

LOL thank you, and did peter123 finally get his end all gear combo?! Not here much anymore?? ;)

The problem is the B6 is a single dynamic, and not a dual micro driver like the B3, so unless they bought off the technology of Dita, Sennheiser, or JVC, I'm not that interested as of now.

Great cheap IEM for gym would be the SoundSOUL S-018. Look into it. NOW!!

It also affects timbre. Usually the slower the decay, the better timbre you get (though this is not a definite).

Fragile is so kick azz. Enjoy the listening experience.

Please Hammer, don't hurt 'em.

Decay is the time extension of the note. If that note is held for a long period of time then the decay is extended. If it has short decay, then it's similar to roll off, or an early cut off of the note. Roundabout by Yes is a great song to test the decay of an IEM. The string pluck notes at the...