Another $210? I think the L8S and L8P are around RMB1750 (~USD250) on Taobao. So they want to charge you more during the sale instead.

Same here, lol and I got a 5 dollar coupon not used...oops, still a great deal nonetheless.

na, lol, I think they just prefer a more official announcement.

🤫🤫🤫7Hz is releasing a 5 DD per side IEM soon, called FIVE. I rather not post the rendering and picture here.

Yeah, and there used to be a 'guide' on how to measure cable resistance with a multimeter and spreadsheet of the mesurements. :sweat: Search YMC01 on AliEx. Get the 2ohm version which costs around 15 to 20.

Hi, cross posting from another cable thread. Just want to show how inaccurate and meaningless it is to measure cable resistance, especially with a multimeter (I bought this to check if I can identify an expensive plug from a cheap plug judging by the resistance): this is a Micro Ohm Meter, not...

This is roughly a 15AWG cable, per wire, checked the resistance of each wire, 0.032, 0.032, 0.031, 0.031, so I think as long as they are soldered correctly you don't have to worry about the resistance inconsistence anyway. Cardas Clear Light Cheapo XINHS copper cable. Hi, just showing here...

Maybe it is just me but this Cloud is just so different from what I have heard. I think it's actually more resolving than a planar. It's just too resolving and thus sharp at times I am still rolling tips to reduce the sharpness (don't mix up sharpness with perki-ness).

Wow, just give the Cloud a better cable. The rendition of this is ridiculous! That clarity, tone, resolution, texture and layering! (occasionally a bit bright thou, sharp but not sibilant nor piercing)

BQEYZ Cloud it is if you are asking about the IEM not the cable.

Yup, but honestly I was gonna skip this one but impulsively bought it, lol. Totally not disappointed as the market really needs something different. I have always been let down by their cables thou...

Hey this has one of the most resolving mids/upper mids I have heard seriously. The bass texture and the transient (Hmmm, I rarely use this word) are also top notch, with my oxidized DIY cable!

Yea, I like it too. It's a LEOBOG i75 full aluminum keyboard with their Greywood V4 switches. Sound very good too!. Keycaps are Akko MDA height Zoo switches.

Autumn - Swappable front cavity filter, an overengineering you may say; Winter - Bone Conduction for treble at a relatively low price Wind - Bone Conduction for bass at a relatively low price Cloud - Passive Diaphragm, not that uncommon as Simgot has been doing it

Yeah, the NOIR is tuned very differently and it's their strategy to make people to get both, lol.

Not a review unit. Bought this to support their continuing innovations.

Personally I find the Pilgrim does need a cable swap for some bassier songs like below. The stock cable is pretty revealing and has a very good spacious stage but the treble is a little hot and it doesn't get the punch when needed. The treble also gets a little much exaggeration for electric...

These Baroque tips kinda look like TRN T Tips to me and I am actually using them on the Pilgrim. Do you by any chance have the T Tips so you can compare to the Baroque?

And Gregorian Noir::gs1000smile:

What are stubby nozzles???

Hmmm, it's just some wires and it's best practice to tin the tip of the wires again after removing the existing so don't worry honestly. https://www.head-fi.org/threads/diy-iem-headphone-cables.968497/post-17910808

Gotta listen to some Gregorian chants with the Pilgrim.:beyersmile:

I would actually say that it's actually the Noir being more resolving, especially with some denser tracks.

Just cut it with a pair of pliers, it can't be melted.

I am still in the process of comparing the Pilgrim OG and Pilgrim NOIR using this Grammy winning album and noticed something very interesting: While the OG is brighter and has a less dense mids region, and more "hollow" (no negative meaning here) in general. The rendition clarity by the NOIR...