[DaveStarWalker]

Alita is probably the most mature set I've listened to. It's a warm neutral with plenty of detail and does woody instrumental notes so well.

Hi,

Most mature Aür Audio set, or ever?

Funny, because for me, it's the same.... But with the AURE Audio Ringo's.

Mature and magical, or the contrary.

Perfect with classical and acoustic genres. The others genres have a very good rendering too (classic rock and deep - jazz- funk ), no question, but....

And it's ever.

 

[ian91]

Hi,

Most mature Aür Audio set, or ever?

Funny, because for me, it's the same.... But with the AURE Audio Ringo's.

Mature and magical, or the contrary.

Perfect with classical and acoustic genres. The others genres have a very good rendering too (classic rock and deep - jazz- funk ), no question, but....

And it's ever.

I've not heard the Ringo, obviously. However, the Alita is the most naturally 'mature' set I've ever heard. Something that follows close to my audible neutral (with maybe some slight deemphasis in the treble) and has the textures and detailing rendered very realistically.
Nothing is over accentuated for instrumental replay.

It has an appeal that certainly develops slower than the V of the Neon Pro or the vocal forward Aure but it's an refined appeal that I respect greatly.

 

[DaveStarWalker]

I've not heard the Ringo, obviously. However, the Alita is the most naturally 'mature' set I've ever heard. Something that follows close to my audible neutral (with maybe some slight deemphasis in the treble) and has the textures and detailing rendered very realistically.
Nothing is over accentuated for instrumental replay.

It has an appeal that certainly develops slower than the V of the Neon Pro or the vocal forward Aure but it's an refined appeal that I respect greatly.

Very nice

Otherwise it's not a contest, of course.

But for me, it's my benchmark (naturalness so to speak).

And what's funny is the proximity of the brand names.

On the other hand, the Ringo's were a shooting star. There must have been roughly 5 pieces produced ; that's all. So a completely confidential product....

But what a product !!! An UFO.

 

[gazzington]

Which one of these iems is best for orchestral music? Also, how do you order them?

 

[Joeypang75]

Which one of these iems is best for orchestral music? Also, how do you order them?

No doubt, Alita

 

[Leonarfd]

Which one of these iems is best for orchestral music? Also, how do you order them?

Most seems to prefer Alita, it has most resolution while staying more relaxed in the treble. Neon Pro does it well also but this has more intense treble, so it depends on taste also.

They are closed down til end of month.

https://www.auraudio.store/

 

[Joeypang75]

Very nice

Otherwise it's not a contest, of course.

But for me, it's my benchmark (naturalness so to speak).

And what's funny is the proximity of the brand names.

On the other hand, the Ringo's were a shooting star. There must have been roughly 5 pieces produced ; that's all. So a completely confidential product....

But what a product !!! An UFO.

Ringo Starr the Beatles Drummer boy?

 

[ian91]

Which one of these iems is best for orchestral music? Also, how do you order them?

Tough one between Alita and Neon Pro. I think I would take Alita for more a resolving, mid focused, neutral replay. NP has some great dynamics for an all BA set and that does help make orchestral more dramatic...

All a matter of taste, as @Leonarfd said.

 

[DaveStarWalker]

Ringo Starr the Beatles Drummer boy?

Almost

For the record, these are earphones that have been tuned by a French forumer, nicknamed "Ringo".

Hence the name.

Then, Aure Audio endorsed the construction of said earphones.

At the time (now discontinued) :

https://www.hifi-portable.com/fr/ec...-audio-ringo-ecouteurs-intra-auriculaire.html

So you were right

 

[firesign]

Tough one between Alita and Neon Pro. I think I would take Alita for more a resolving, mid focused, neutral replay. NP has some great dynamics to for an all BA set and that does help make orchestral more dramatic...

All a matter of taste, as @Leonarfd said.

I went for the NP as I only listen rock / progressive / metal.
Waiting for time to pass until mine is sent to me (I still have a lot to wait for ).

 

[s2kphile]

Which one of these iems is best for orchestral music? Also, how do you order them?

No doubt, Alita

Most seems to prefer Alita, it has most resolution while staying more relaxed in the treble. Neon Pro does it well also but this has more intense treble, so it depends on taste also.

They are closed down til end of month.

https://www.auraudio.store/

Tough one between Alita and Neon Pro. I think I would take Alita for more a resolving, mid focused, neutral replay. NP has some great dynamics for an all BA set and that does help make orchestral more dramatic...

All a matter of taste, as @Leonarfd said.

Pretty much spot on. Alita is my preference for Orchestral since over 50% of my library consists of it.

It can get loud and not be fatiguing due to how the treble is tuned. Surprisingly enough it doesn't lose the details and resolution with the treble roll off; furthermore, it's the best in terms of how realistic the instruments sound, at least to me.

Here is graph of the NP (red) vs Alita (blue)

 

[ian91]

Pretty much spot on. Alita is my preference for Orchestral since over 50% of my library consists of it.

It can get loud and not be fatiguing due to how the treble is tuned. Surprisingly enough it doesn't lose the details and resolution with the treble roll off; furthermore, it's the best in terms of how realistic the instruments sound, at least to me.

Here is graph of the NP (red) vs Alita (blue)

This is another reason I like it so much. I listen reasonably loud. I want to feel the resonance of strings and the gain on Alita let's me run on the louder side and bring out the dynamics. As you say, despite the cautious treble tuning, it doesn't sound dull.

 

[DaveStarWalker]

Sounds like a mature tuning, in my book

 

[s2kphile]

This is another reason I like it so much. I listen reasonably loud. I want to feel the resonance of strings and the gain on Alita let's me run on the louder side and bring out the dynamics. As you say, despite the cautious treble tuning, it doesn't sound dull.

Yes, and I currently have the Penon Impact as my substitute while my Alita is on tour and it still doesn't match the Alita due to the Impact's forwardness in the mids which is great for vocals but Alita is a different beast.

Sounds like a mature tuning, in my book

I cannot wait for my Mentawai to come in from Fred. I keep reading its Traillii with DD bass and more energy.

 

[jwilliamhurst]

Tough one between Alita and Neon Pro. I think I would take Alita for more a resolving, mid focused, neutral replay. NP has some great dynamics for an all BA set and that does help make orchestral more dramatic...

All a matter of taste, as @Leonarfd said.

Will AUR be taking orders after March, do you know?