Appreciate the reply on the compatibility! Do you know if you can still use the Audeze app to EQ the cable? I'm hoping I can just tweak the EQ to adjust it to my liking. I'm kind of in a spot where I need a new cable for my CIEMs regardless so I figured I might as well get one with a proper...

Apologies if this has been asked, but is the iSine Cipher cable compatible with any 2-pin IEM? I see Moon Audio is selling just the cable and I was hoping to use that on my 64 Audio CIEMs. As far as I can tell it should be compatible, but I'm not seeing anything saying it would or wouldn't be.

  You're a god, thank you. Was this in the manual somewhere and I was blind?

Anyone have an issue with the P7 no longer making chimes when it turns on or pairs/unpairs with devices? I'd very much like my audio feedback back and I can't seem to find anything about it in the manual. Force reboot the headphones (reboot button under the right ear cup) and that didn't do it...

  I'd say that while the bass is definitely emphasized a tad, and it can ever so slightly leak into the mids, the solid separation and sound stage allow the vocals to still get their due. Listening to a song like Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek which is literally all vocals sounds incredible, and...

I don't recall if this was posted in this thread before or not, but if you have an Apple computer running that latest OSX, you can force the OS to use aptX when connecting to your P7s by getting the Bluetooth Explorer app on this page and enabling the feature...

So...interesting word of warning: I was attempting to loosen up the headband pressure a bit and pulled the band out a bit. Not flat, not hard...and the right cup lost about 25% of its volume and dynamics. I heard a little pop when I did the headband pull... Bass not hitting, vocals completely...

It really is surprising. It has been beat into my head that Bluetooth audio = **** and I'd just accepted it as gospel. With Bluetooth 4.x, AAC and AptX, I think there really isn't as much of an arguement to be made here. For portable use, Bluetooth is a fully acceptable solution as long as your...

Alright, I've had these guys for about a week now, and these babies are bluetooth audio bliss for me. With their slightly meatier bass presence, very solid isolation, very solid separation for closed cans, and overall stellar clarity across the spectrum...these are without doubt a killer...

Really awesome and appreciated write-up. My P7s are showing up today and I'm so hopeful that these are the cans I've been searching for.

So I've been on a hunt for the best mid-high range bluetooth headphones and I'm getting these to show up tomorrow.   Already trialed have been:   - Master & Dynamic MW60:  I found these too heavy and actually really recessed in the mids.  I didn't find them nearly as fun to listen to as...

Any update on this specific product?   Extremely interested!

Just randomly felt like dropping in and saying that my Qis continue to just shock and amaze me.  Even after having them for this long, I still listen to music with this sense of wonder and joy that I've never been able to say for headphones ever.   I can't even imagine how much better things...

I'm the recent owner of the QIs and also own the Dunu-1000s (and a handful of other similar IEMs you can see in my signature).   The bass impact on the Dunu is higher, as in you'll physically feel the bass rumble on your ears more with them.  The QIs outperform the Dunu-1000 in every other...

For people that have the V8s, have you tried V3, QI or V6-S that you can give a read on the difference in bass impact?   1964 makes it seem like they'd hit like a truck, but I'm not so sure what that does to the rest of the range or if it does indeed sound as bassy as they're marketing them...