Hi! I compared the Odyssey and Tia Fourte but not with the SP3000 (no stocks at that time!). I used Fiio M17 and Mojo 2. Just an attempt on initial impressions, (of course YMMV) the Odyssey compared to Tia Fourte is very elevated in the bass region, prominently in the mid bass it seems (probably due to the driver combo). Also, the treble has more air to it -- and the presentation is "grander" as if the music is wrapped around me in a dome (or a shape-shifting booth it's so eerie at times), with the vocals slightly recessed at the center. Which also enhances the reverb effect, again probably due to the bone conduction imaging. So overall, strengths of the Odyssey (for my ears at least) are the sense of space (I'm still taking it in and figuring out how they've done it), definitive/weighty bass notes across the shelf (which takes some settling), much extended treble than the Legend Evo (the feedback of Odin and Evo having a child with this IEM may have been true).Did anyone in this tread had a chance to compare Odyssey and Tia Fourté? Eventually using SP3000? Thanks
Which brings us to the Fourte, I feel that its strength is a more coherent and texture rich presentation across frequencies, more nuanced mids, flatter tuning than the Odyssey, and music playing in front of you. For detail it really depends if you like texture - I'd give it to the Fourte, but for extended frequency range and physicality it's the Odyssey. Also tried Legend Evo, U12T, Solaris, Odin.
Again this experience may change and our guides here may have a different perspective, since I really haven't burned in the Odyssey for more than 15 hours. Apologies I haven't paired these all with the SP3000. Also curious how the experience is similar, and how it stacks up against MEST Mk2. Thanks!!