loopsider
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Maybe that was my problem? I, along with many others it seems, are bothered by the TF10's bass "honkiness" with the large hump. It literally sounded like I took my PFEs and added +10 dB of EQ at 150-250 Hz. It was almost sickening that a top-tier IEM sounded that bad.
I'll try to borrow them from my friend I gave my pair away to and see if the polarity switch works. What's the correct configuration? Where does the logo face?
Originally Posted by jtsai /img/forum/go_quote.gif Last night I found the reason why these sounded so off to me -- the polarity of my cables was reversed the entire time. Taught me to be wary of posts that tell people the "right way" to align the cables for earphones with detachable cables. Soundstage, mids, and highs are back. I can't imagine how I could listen to these before. Anyone who does the flip mod and finds their TF10s extremely lacking should double check the cable polarities, as this could mean the difference between giving these up or keeping them. |
Maybe that was my problem? I, along with many others it seems, are bothered by the TF10's bass "honkiness" with the large hump. It literally sounded like I took my PFEs and added +10 dB of EQ at 150-250 Hz. It was almost sickening that a top-tier IEM sounded that bad.
I'll try to borrow them from my friend I gave my pair away to and see if the polarity switch works. What's the correct configuration? Where does the logo face?