potatoe94
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Im currently using the iFi iDSD Micro , or straight out my Sony Z5 Phone for the Xelento . Anyone knows of other players that pairs well with the Xelento ?
Im currently using the iFi iDSD Micro , or straight out my Sony Z5 Phone for the Xelento . Anyone knows of other players that pairs well with the Xelento ?
I'm still trying to figure out the tip thing... I really like the sound with the Beyer foamies, but they don't seem to be all that durable. I tried SpinFits (my go-to tips) and Spiral Dots and both sounded just a little peaky. I think I need the foam to make the low end balance out (to my ears). I think I'd prefer a slightly deeper insertion than I get with the Beyers, too. Any ideas?
Was hoping to get the xelentos this weekend,but have to wait to next weak So i will play a little with the rha t20s untill the beyers shows up.I think the rhas have very good isloation with the triple flangs silicon tips.Will try the comply isolation tips later today.I hope the xelentos have the same isolation as the rha`s.The T20`s sounds good.Cant wait to compare those two.The xelentos cost nearly 5 times more here in norway than the t20s,so it will be fun to see how much better the xelentos are
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If you do have the intention to get either one, make sure you get them from Japan, they are cheaper, and the EX1000 has been discontinued almost worldwide except Japan, and most sold online does not come with the original EX1000 cable, they have dowgraded it with the EX600 cable.
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I'm very happy using the Xelento with my Sony NW WM1Z, out of the balanced output especially.Anyone knows of other players that pairs well with the Xelento ?
I had RHA T20i and they are definitely not in the same league as Xelento or Shure 846. The sound seems to be compressed and after "good" over-ear or Shure 846 you start to understand how frequency separation should really be. RHA is probably worth the money you have paid but there is clear potential for upgrade.Was hoping to get the xelentos this weekend,but have to wait to next weak So i will play a little with the rha t20s untill the beyers shows up.I think the rhas have very good isloation with the triple flangs silicon tips.Will try the comply isolation tips later today.I hope the xelentos have the same isolation as the rha`s.The T20`s sounds good.Cant wait to compare those two.The xelentos cost nearly 5 times more here in norway than the t20s,so it will be fun to see how much better the xelentos are
I had RHA T20i and they are definitely not in the same league as Xelento or Shure 846. The sound seems to be compressed and after "good" over-ear or Shure 846 you start to understand how frequency separation should really be. RHA is probably worth the money you have paid but there is clear potential for upgrade.
I don't have Xelento, only tried them during Munich High End event. Tried Shure there too and they were more impressive but probably due to significantly better seal with Comply foam tips. I then bought used Shure 846 (very good deal) and enjoy them very much. The only thing I can definitely say is that Xelentos were a lot more comfortable with the tips I tried. None of the Shure tips are that comfortable. I still think that with a good sealing Xelento will be more balanced and "natural" sounding then Shure[/QUOTE]
I remember the se846 as an warm and deep bass iem.Hopefully the exelentos are not to neautral sounding,since i like the sound a little on the warmer side