Just goes to show how great it is that Trinity give us all these filters, as I can't imagine not having the gunmetal and purple filters. I can just about manage the gold ones, but even they are a bit too bassy for me.

This is interesting because I'm having a completely different experience. I use the included foam tops as well and haven't been able to find any sibilance at all. Also, with all my other headphones I normally feel fatigue after a while, but with the Sabre not only do I not, but it seems as...

Bob has stated that he tests on a smartphone and ensures that all of his IEMs sound great when played from one.

Things may have changed since, but in an email to me Bob said that the Sabre has more forward mids and a more intimate soundstage compared to the M4. He also said that the Sabre has a bit more clarity and the M4 is a bit richer. Didn't say anything about the M6 at the time, though. As I said...

I own the Atlas and the Sabre. I haven't AB'd but I listened to the Atlas a lot before getting my Sabre and can say that I much prefer the Sabre. The resolution and clarity is so amazing, better than my £200 over-ear headphones. What's even more amazing is that it comes with no sibilance...

Received mine today :) Got my email notification yesterday at 1600 but it just said they'd received my order and were getting it ready, no update on it being delivered. Initial impressions: Amazing detail and clarity, yet without any sibilance. I tested on my most sibilant tracks and none...

Wow, thank you so much for the graphs :) Would you say the Campfire trio sound darker than the Trinity lot, then? Is it just the signature of the Delta V2 you prefer or do they also compare well in separation, imaging and soundstage etc.?

Awesome, thank you :)

Have you listened to any of the other Campfire Audio iems? I'd love to know how some of the equivalent Trinity iems compare.

Are you inside or outside of the UK? Trinity don't deliver on a Saturday for some reason, either, do they?

That makes sense. However, I'm more keen on the health of my expensive phone's port than of my replaceable cable.

I think right-angle is always better, it prevents damage to the port on your phone/player and I've never found a right-angled jack irksome to use on a desktop device or amp or anything.

It looks really cool, but I guess that means no right-angled jack as standard?

Thanks for the update, Bob. Any update on when the Sabre will start shipping?

I'd like to know more about the M4 as well, but I'm not too sure we'll get it before the 11th of June (when the preorder discount is supposed to end). However, Trinity do offer a 14 day money-back guarantee, so it might be worth just getting them and trying them out. From what Brooko has said...

Nice! Will these be included with the Sabres? Also, is it true the Sabre's cable will be a right-angled mini-jack?

If this is true that's awesome!

Other than bass, are there any areas you think the UM Pro 30s best the Orions? Trying to decide between these two at the moment.

I just read a review for the Aethers and the reviewer made them sound very good. They have 5 drivers vs the Novas 2 and they're at least twice the price, but you think they sound pretty close? That's obviously great if so :D

It does seem a bit of a shame to give one person both the (near) entry level model and the topest tier model, as it would obviously be hard to stay unbiased towards the higher model. But your impressions have been helpful to me and I thank you very much for giving them :) Can you possibly...

Can the Novas be driven decently enough from a smartphone? I have a C5D but wouldn't want to have to take it everywhere.

Sorry for a potentially stupid question, but... Are the Novas leaps and bounds ahead of IEMs such as the Westone UM Pro 30s, PSB M4U-4s and RHA T20s? The normal price is quite a bit higher but if I got the Novas through the Massdrop offer then they'd be about the same. I love the design and...

I have them. I may write a review at some point as there really is no info out there. For the £30 they are now they're pretty good (I think, I have almost nothing to compare them to, though...) They're bassy, but not offensively so. They have good mids and pretty good clarity but also have some...

I didn't get new pads for mine, I just used some soft polystyrene that came with a phone case, cut the edges off and tucked them between the driver and the pad. Works perfectly (:

Yeah one of my earpads is a bit more pressed in at the top; weird. I actually got this idea from someone in the HP100 thread, but they used tissue paper. I've got enough foam to put all the way around, but I quite like it like this at the moment.