rawrster
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I think they are tuned differently @ rawrster, but I'll get clarity on that for you (if you don't beat me to it). My understanding, however, is that the quad has greater bass extension than the triple, not so much that it is a bass monster. Don't get me wrong, there is plenty deep bass in the quad (clear, tight accurate deep bass), but it doesn't drown out the mids or highs at all. I'll try to describe this better when I do my full review.
Quote:If the 1964-T has that amount of bass then the quads must be bass monsters for me at least. It does seem like the triples and quads are targeting different audiences. I wonder if there's any difference in technical ability between the two but I think it will be some time before someone owns both.
My guess is that bass monster could mean something different than to you. Something where the bass overwhelms other areas such as my experience with the IE8 or something that just has too much impact for me such as the DDM. I expect the quads to just be the latter where I feel it has too much impact for me but doesn't affect the rest of the spectrum too much.
I also suspect that the triples and quads have different tuning but I think the first who will have both will be jermng (sorry if I spell this wrong) since I believe the triples are already ordered and he already owns the quads..and well the ES5 which is something else I was interested in for a bit. Hopefully early to mid January someone will have something to offer on that subject.