davidmolliere
Headphoneus Supremus
I prefer "One" as a better test track than Enter Sandman as the speed and quality of the bass guitar, electric guitar, and drums hit hard and quick. I like to hear if the impact is hard and the decay doesn't bloom while hearing separation between those 3 instruments. Many hybrids don't do well on this track as the decay of thr DD is usually is a little too long. If you can give me impressions with this song after it's burned in that could decide if it will be the new number one Christmas IEM gift to myself. The Sony is the last IEM that hasn't been on sale yet that some are looking forward too and I'm one of them, but I think that I'll wait as I don't trust the Sony to be comfortable to wear for more than an hour and the USA cost can drop a bit with time or there's accessory jack, but I would want to buy through Amazon if possible.I have a feeling that the Solaris vs Z1R debate will be one of the bigger topics next year as there are lots of fanboys on both sides. If there's a price drop for the Trio, then I'd also consider picking one up next year.
Yeah I just happened to be listening at Enter Sandman, but "One" is one of my all time favorites so off to listening to this
While I am here, the bells at the beginning of "Hells Bells" have never sounded better! The note lingering and natural decay is just out of this world. But the guitar riff in Shoot to thrill is just as good and treble are such a treat ohhhh my!
I also don't personally see any similarities to the u12, which I owed for a year and the a12 for a year after that. The u12 is much, much warmer with nearly no treble presence in comparison.
Yes as I said, much darker. The holographic soundstage though is a (far away) memory of the U12.
Solaris expands on that and then some
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