I also love my Shozy BK although they come with 3.5 jack only. For me, its a perfect all rounder earbuds, balance tune through all the frequency and deserve their TOTL ranks before.
Will do some mini@micro review and comparison later with both my PK Blurs and Shozy BK
I'm having second thoughts with the PK32 since it may have too much bass which may compromise transparency and might make the overall sound "muddy" compared to the MX64 or the Wraith. Not that I mean real muddy but maybe less resolved or too dark compared to the other 2. I'm not good with words. Based on your review of the Wraith, I'm guessing it will have the better signature. Wong, however, is suggesting the PK32 than the Wraith if I want bass. It's just that bass is not the only part that matters to me. The fact that I like the MX64 tuning means that I can live with a slightly bright signature but still I need that bass oomph to come out when needed. Although the likes of @Ronion have heard the PK32, not sure if he has heard the Wraith. Someone who has heard both and can share his impression will be appreciated and might make me change my decision (I guess).
I only can compare my 189 with 266, more blur models incoming next week (OFC mx64 special tunning edition, Blur OFC pk150 wraith).
189 has better soundstage and layering, but 266 has better bass.
All depends on your tastes
After 3 days, mainly of brainburn, I have to admit these Blurs are taken me by surprise.
Even without burnin I have to admit I´m fall in love with its soundstage and specially , my beloved midrange.
Let´s the music shines.
Thanks Wong for making these awsome and afordable earbuds.
After 3 days, mainly of brainburn, I have to admit these Blurs are taken me by surprise.
Even without burnin I have to admit I´m fall in love with its soundstage and specially , my beloved midrange.
Let´s the music shines.
Thanks Wong for making these awsome and afordable earbuds.
Blurs as a rule are vocal and instrumental heaven in my opinion!
Your 189 MX64 is a really good example of sweet male and female vocals and well tempered detail thats not too bright. I was especially impressed with the treble on it. Exceptional detail and it always remains natural and not strident.
Have you tried high gain on shanling m8? I find it compliments it really well.