harry501501
Headphoneus Supremus
Quick breakdown of 4in1 V Tennmak Pro
The 4in1 is in an overall different league to the T Pro in regards to sound but it does have it's drawbacks which levels the field slightly. Sound has some weight behind it, and it is very accurate. It reminds me a bit of my dunu Dn 1000 in terms of sound and dynamics. It is VERY bright though, too bright for me... a little sharp and cutting although i can see others liking this signature. It's treble is far better than the T Pro. Night and day.
Bass has better resolution on the 4in1 although T Pro goes deeper and is maybe a bit more fun.
MIDS are better on the Tennmak Pro, more forward and better balance. the 4in1 mids are very recessed and take a back seat to bass and treble, VERY V shaped sound.
The 4in1 ends up with a unique sound as the treble and bass give it a 3d soundstage but again push the mids into the background. T Pro soundstage is a wee bit narrower but both have good depth.
Detail is a difficult one to compare. T Pro more balance and has overall good detail. 4in1 being so hot means detail is a bit more in your face obvious, but you still have the very recessed mids which some won't like.
Both have good build. The 4in1 is heavy and large though, T Pro very comfy and sits perfect and has one of the best hook designed cables I've used yet.
I still prefer the Tennmak Pro though as it's a less fatiguing sound, but it still has a feel of a really good budget IEM whereas the 4in1 seems a more £70-100 sound. if they cooled the treble a bit and brought mids bit more forward into the mix the 4in1 could be a top quality IEM.
The 4in1 is in an overall different league to the T Pro in regards to sound but it does have it's drawbacks which levels the field slightly. Sound has some weight behind it, and it is very accurate. It reminds me a bit of my dunu Dn 1000 in terms of sound and dynamics. It is VERY bright though, too bright for me... a little sharp and cutting although i can see others liking this signature. It's treble is far better than the T Pro. Night and day.
Bass has better resolution on the 4in1 although T Pro goes deeper and is maybe a bit more fun.
MIDS are better on the Tennmak Pro, more forward and better balance. the 4in1 mids are very recessed and take a back seat to bass and treble, VERY V shaped sound.
The 4in1 ends up with a unique sound as the treble and bass give it a 3d soundstage but again push the mids into the background. T Pro soundstage is a wee bit narrower but both have good depth.
Detail is a difficult one to compare. T Pro more balance and has overall good detail. 4in1 being so hot means detail is a bit more in your face obvious, but you still have the very recessed mids which some won't like.
Both have good build. The 4in1 is heavy and large though, T Pro very comfy and sits perfect and has one of the best hook designed cables I've used yet.
I still prefer the Tennmak Pro though as it's a less fatiguing sound, but it still has a feel of a really good budget IEM whereas the 4in1 seems a more £70-100 sound. if they cooled the treble a bit and brought mids bit more forward into the mix the 4in1 could be a top quality IEM.