CanJam Singapore 2017 (March 11-12, 2017) Impressions thread!
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Mar 17, 2017 at 6:10 PM Post #227 of 252
Mm...were you able to audition Stereo Pravda SPearphone?


Yes, but unfortunately my ear is not made for it. I can't get a seal properly, so I can't speak of how it sounds.
 
Mar 18, 2017 at 2:13 PM Post #231 of 252
Next generation audiophile in the making...
 
Mar 18, 2017 at 5:52 PM Post #232 of 252
  Peter: Excellent focus on her eyes! Is this taken with a phone camera? This is my favourite photo from CanJam 2017 SG. Thanks for posting. 

 
No, I took with with a Fuji XT20 and 56/1.2 lens. Glad you liked it! She and her dad were having fun!
 
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Mar 18, 2017 at 10:16 PM Post #234 of 252
Mar 18, 2017 at 11:07 PM Post #236 of 252
asians aren't too concerned on pics taken by a lot if not profiteering from it

 
I don't think so, in fact in Japan unless consent is given, for event photos, people's faces are usually censored, whether closeup or not. For us Singaporeans, we don't do that but also we don't exactly like our closeup photos to be up online either (this depends on context though. For example, cosplayers are ok with their closeup pictures posted online as long due credit is given to them and it is not posted on "unsafe" websites). We close an eye on crowd photos though
 
Mar 18, 2017 at 11:12 PM Post #237 of 252
I'm sure there were hundreds of people at Canjam who had their photo taken without consent. In this age of the selfie you can barely leave the house without ending up on some type of camera. Here in Thailand it's like everyone's mission in life is to spam as many photos of themselves on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram as is physically possible. Let's not go down this silly "political correctness" path and ruin a good thread.
 
Mar 19, 2017 at 5:49 AM Post #239 of 252
Mm...in your photos, there are several Obravo iems. Which model(s) were you able to audition? Brief impression(s)? Tia.


I don't remember the model, there is at least 8 different models and 2 prototypes. One model in particular, which have a wooden housing sounds good to me, dark and natural sound, very smooth. There is another model with ceramic housing and that I don't like, much more airy and too bright for me. Then there is also the prototype, which the higher one will cost as much as $9000. I quite enjoyed that, very smooth sound (there is no iem I have heard with sound smoother than this), superb details but it's a bit too colored than natural for me, so I feel the timbre is a bit off. Overall, enjoyable experience but unaffordable stuff. :D If anything, I think the one model with wooden housing still quite worth the price tags (around SGD2300 if I'm not mistaken), but the rest is... well... Haha...
 
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