how is the subbas and bass of Blitzwolf BW-ES1 compared to rock zircon ? does it have sub bass? and does it get very loud on low sources like smartphone
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the thing is all my orders are shipped from aliexpress .. its only the yersen I am waiting for the ship it but seller is really slow a alot of people did order it guess I need to wait a bit moreIf you cannot wait interminably for your order do not order from China
how is the subbas and bass of Blitzwolf BW-ES1 compared to rock zircon ? does it have sub bass? and does it get very loud on low sources like smartphone
the thing is all my orders are shipped from aliexpress .. its only the yersen I am waiting for the ship it but seller is really slow a alot of people did order it guess I need to wait a bit more
any reccomendation for metal listeners? thank you
Here’s yet another example that graphene punches way above its price level.
I`m wondering if anyone has seen the driver itself (membrane) to confirm that all those cheapo IEM that claim to have graphene driver actually are graphene or is it just marketing trick?!?
I mean - it isn`t first time internet sellers profit for just adding popular tech info into description and proper graphene membranes are nothing easy to produce (as much as I know).
ANd as we see, even if something has graphene driver - does not mean that driver is tuned correctly(good) along with the shells.
I know very well about graphene properties in membrane application. I don`t need lecture about it@CoiL
Graphene don't punch at all. Well advantages of grapheme diaphragms is its strength and rigidity, so it can be more thinner compared to other diaphragms. Thinner diaphragms are easier to move compared to other and is sonically better. Well there are other exotic material but Graphene stands the test of competition as it doesn't have metal ringing like beryllium... It sounds like paper cone in speakers terminology with better transient control.
Has anyone seen this yet?? I think we have a new, fully-loaded KZ hype train in our midst.
http://www.thephonograph.net/kz-ann...-yz46-kz-yz41-kz-yz40-kz-yz39-kz-yz35-kzyz34/
Plenty of sub bass. Better mid bass and treble than the Zircon. Not to mention the higher quality Apple cable and carry case.
I`m wondering if anyone has seen the driver itself (membrane) to confirm that all those cheapo IEM that claim to have graphene driver actually are graphene or is it just marketing trick?!?
I mean - it isn`t first time internet sellers profit for just adding popular tech info into description and proper graphene membranes are nothing easy to produce (as much as I know).
ANd as we see, even if something has graphene driver - does not mean that driver is tuned correctly(good) along with the shells.