Yess, Thank you!!

Well I don't know. Never tried the winintone. But I have tried the sendiy M2, and I find them very good for the price. You have to consider that the shells might be made by third party companies, and only the drivers/tuning customized by brands like Sendiy or Winintone. That would also explain...

  I can't say anything about the Cello, but I would advise you to buy the Sendiy M2, rather than the X5. They sound much more natural, but trust me, the Sendiy has lots of bass too.

I do love bass, but no, the X5's are not for me.

I really enjoy a decent amount of bass in headphones, but if it is bassy then I think that it is very important that it is quick, because otherwise it sounds intrusive and masks the other frequencies too much. I think the MEMT sounds rather boomy, and with very recessed mid-range, which is what...

I have had the MEMT X5 for a few days now.  I must say, that I am not overly impressed by their performance. They have thundering bass, but in my opinion it is very intrusive and makes them sound boomy, rather than fun. Had the bass been very well controlled, i.e. quick, then they probably...

I definitely agree that the sound signature is equally important as the quality. But the tonality varies a lot with top tier headphones too. If you want a more fun signature there are something like the Westones, if you want more analytical you can go for Shure, etc. Still, the emotional side...

I don't understand this way of thinking of just getting every low budget Chinese IEM you can find. Instead of buying many earphones with a combined value of $800 (or $400 or $1000), why not restrict yourself to one or maybe two really high performing earphones?  I can understand if there is a...

Looking very much forward to receive the X5's and hear what it's all about

Thank you. :) Have the X5 on the way.  Looking forward to hear them.

Can you tell the difference in sound signature? :) Bass/mids/highs, how do they differ?

So... HM7 or MEMT X5. Which do you prefer? ;)

That's awesome that they are starting to use that material. Of course it is possible to make bad headphones that use graphene, but the fact that graphene is making it to the consumer market is great.

  Do they seriously use graphene drivers? Can't believe that graphene is actually making it to the consumers already. That material will be able to work wonders in headphones!

  Just because the Master is more expensive and has more drivers does not necessarily mean that it is better for you. I think many people would prefer the original Delta over the Master 4, despite the price difference. Nobody really knows the tuning of the two. We can only speculate based on...

@Clearhead, before I pull the trigger on the MEMT X5, can you tell me how the sound signature is compared to the Sendiy M2. I know you gave me the main differences in the quality, but I would like to hear about the differences in the signature as well. :)

Thanks. Have to get a pair of those, because I really liked the Sendiys. 

@1clearhead  Could you tell me the main differences between the MEMT X5 and the Sendiy M2?

@bobtrinity, can you say more about how the configuration of the Atlas Delta will end up? Will it be a single BA or dual BA?

+1

I'm not sure you follow. It used to be single BA and single DD. Later they changed it to dual BA and single DD (yes, it's dual coil, but still only one driver). Now they changed back on the website to single BA and Single DD.

Nope, that's not the same. Single BA is not the same as dual BA

Are you sure, because it used to be dual balanced armature and one dual coil dynamic driver.

@Bobtrinity, you have updated the description of the Atlas Delta so it looks like it is going to be a two-way headphone again instead of a three-way. Is it going to be 1BA + 1DD, or 2BA + 1DD?  

Tried that on a different browser. It worked. :) Thanks