My audio engineer, who also insists on being anonymous, too says stop this nonsensical arguments.

True (for everyone) or not, I would say you're saying right things. Even though it is often possible to get around taxes, it is a good idea to just pay it so you are never to be screwed by it. Like you said, some countries have tighter customs, others have looser customs. It all depends! It is...

Ya, it is true that we Koreans have Free Trade Agreement with EU, so it is most likely that we won't have to pay any tariffs, especially for CIEMs because most of the time they are made in-house. However that doesn't go the same with 10% VATs. From what I hear, some of the CIEM manufacturers...

Well, the last series of events involving this thread was quite interesting at least.   Anyway to keep the thread on the track, I'm really looking forward to see how the RE-600 turns out. I actually had a RE-400 weeks ago, but I gave it to my mom just for a good measure and now I somewhat...

Well, actually that depends on the nominal price. So ear impressions, which should be fairly inexpensive even to consider a fee for the audiologist, is most likely not going to cost you a hefty taxes. FYI, I live in South Korea and order things from US, China, Singapore and so on. Hehe.

Well, to be fair it is handcrafted for each customers ear impressions. That is a major factor in pricing.

Hmm, I do know that the H-100 was basically a collaboration between T-PEOS and GE, but I thought T-PEOS was no longer with GE after those massive criticisms they received with H-100. Anyway, since when did people cared about manufacturer's claims? Hehe.

Welp, I was poking at that 6k crevice, as there were several discussion about the difference in between manufacture's plot and Rin's in Korean forums. Also I would too say that you're quite right about the manufacture's plot is more similar to GE's target curve than conventional DF curve, as we...

Nice job! I see your data say about the same as Rin's do. Although he never did any in-depth analyzations, he once measured and posted them on a Korean forum, Seeko: http://www.seeko.co.kr/zboard4/zboard.php?id=cool_review&no=340 About the manufacturer's plot, yeah, I'm sure if you subtly apply...

As a man who have UM Merlin and Hidition NT6, my NT6 also has more tighter fit and longer nozzle than my Merlin. However as they are made from two different ear impressions with some interval between them, it could be just my case. Anyway, Hidition's tighter fit is not something of discomfort...

Guys, Rin has posted the measurements on NT6, both of the first version and rev.1. You can see it on here, although it's all written in Korean: http://www.seeko.co.kr/zboard4/zboard.php?id=review&no=26277 Hope it get posted soon on his blog in English so that more people can appreciate it.

From what I heard, the first-party upgrade cables use the same material as yours, 7n OCC SPC. Things subject to change are plug, connectors and such. The source is T-PEOS official blog.

Quote:   Will I pay another grand just to get a slightly better one? Most likely not. However this is coming from the mouth of a guy who bought Merlin just about a month after purchasing NT6, so you can't be sure! Not even I'm sure. Maybe, maybe... We'll see.

I was thinking about SE 5-Way, UM Miracle, and even something like Cosmic Ears BA4, but I guess I'll stick with my UM Merlin. Here's a funny thing. I was never a basshead before. In fact, I was more of an Etymotic guy. Now I just can't get enough of this amazing (sub) bass. I think it's not...

Welp, I have no idea actually! Maybe you can ask Earphoneshop about that?