I think you'll be quite happy with the Volür then 😁

My review for those interested: https://www.techpowerup.com/review/64-audio-volur-in-ear-monitors/

Thanks for sharing my review. If anyone has any questions, let me know. I feel the Volür will interest quite a few watercoolers given the unique presentation as well as the well implemented U/L-shaped tonality. Treble can be somewhat divisive though so I highly recommend a demo first.

Oh is it Volür time? Full review here: https://www.techpowerup.com/review/64-audio-volur-in-ear-monitors/

Except it seems 64 Audio took down the video under copyright. So they didn't want it out there.

Meanwhile I was cable rolling at CanJam London without even knowing this was a potential issue, even thicc cables such as the upcoming Nightjar Sovereign Symphony 4W ended up being fine with a simple tug and no wiggle.

I'll have some measurements for the various pads sooner than later.

More details, possibly even the launch, next week apparently:

I'll just leave these here:

Yup, I've had one here for a few months but was admittedly low priority. I'll try to take some photos and measurements this week and share here.

Thank you for going back to July, now to just get Warwick Acoustics to participate :L3000:

One last post to wrap up my show impressions and this one focuses primarily on headphones I haven't covered before. Headamp may not have made it over to CanJam London this time, and it appears they won't be doing so again unfortunately, but my Friday night preview sessions continued with...

Some of my quick and Noble thoughts (pun intended): https://www.head-fi.org/threads/canjam-london-2023-impressions-thread.969369/page-20#post-17698379

Some "in-the-works" IEMs that merit discussion. First up, a prototype from AFUL Acoustics that stunned everyone when they figured out what's going on: Relatively small and fit me almost like a CIEM. Would you believe this is a single BA set? There's the AFUL acoustic tubing inside we saw in...

After FiiO, I was off to the Singaporean contingent sharing a booth. I already covered the Symphonium Crimson before, which now has it's own product page with pending pre-order timer as I type this, so the brands left were Subtonic Audio with the Storm (not new, always worth checking out anyway)...

FiiO had a lot of things on display although I have experience with most of them. Instead, I focused on the yet-to-be-released FT5 open-back planar magnetic headphones they were soliciting feedback on: The tonality came off mildly V-shaped bordering on warm-neutral similar to the FT3. I did...

Not really a secret, he shares progress photos of his builds on social media all the time. These are a few from the 465, for example: (Edit) A photo of him with the 465 he brought along from Japan:

Sorry, I need to have both on hand at the same time to say this.

Sadly when I came by towards the end of the show, the charge had run out and they must have forgotten to charge it. So all I have are photos: Fit was fine, and in their defense most people were just trying out the DAPs and the Aura which sounded like a more neutral VE Phonix: It's smooth...

DCS at its home base had plenty of LINA units to spare. I am pretty sure it was just a coincidence they had one available for the HE-1 too.

Nah, they did allow people to handle it: Satoshi from final was there to share more information about the 6 years of R&D involving a collaboration with a famous acoustic engineering lab in Kyushu University to study HRTF responses and more beyond just the headphones and drivers. It weighs...

iFi Phantom is better than I thought it would be. I especially liked the customizations on xBass (10/20/40 Hz) and xSpace (30/60/90°), and there are some neat tweaks for e-stats too. But I'm still not happy with some of the user experience hassles and the LTS Z10e isn't that far off.

Love or hate set with very weird fit. I couldn't get the nozzle to go in properly with the cable still going to over the back of the ears, so will refrain from saying how I heard it in the absence of a perfect/good seal. A fellow audiophile I know liked it enough to purchase it on the spot on...

Oh don't worry, I have so many. Just need some time! Here's one for you of the Canpur CP622B while waiting: I hadn't really paid much attention to Canpur until today. A few of my readers and Discord colleagues requested I drop by the Canpur booth to try out this tribrid set that's been out...