It's getting Ridiculous trying to keep up. Just DON'T be lulled into the Trap that MORE DRIVERS = BETTER SOUND. At least from the Chinese Sellers. If you want to go Big Time stick with Campfire Audio, Noble, or Empire Ears, just to name a few. At least you know they are using Genuine quality components.
I sure hope your Chi-Fi sellers don't get wind of this post buddy
LOL How many drivers in that SWIII again
With that said I sure could not take that hit @Skullophile is temping us with and it's sure a good thing its all BA's because there is no air left in that chamber to push
you might as well sell 352 drivers, in which 2 only does most of the job. but yeah...no disrespect. I'm ok with 3 part hybrids. It's like asking to have 10 dentists to assist and work together in accomplishing root canal. I paid 2K for that. nope. can't afford more.
and no.it's not an argument against fuyu. you seem competent as a dentist, if not dentist-looking like fellow.
Well I just got my 1more Triple and so far I like them a lot. Being an old fart I based the # of drivers on how we bought speakers in the old days (insert old man noise here). Doubt I'll ever buy something with more than 3 drivers.
I have carbo Tenore and am wondering if MEMET X5 is better or a sidegrade. I like Tenore but the soundstage is small and I'm looking for sub $50 with better soundstage and soft treble for long session listening. I like to wear them straight down.
I have carbo Tenore and am wondering if MEMET X5 is better or a sidegrade. I like Tenore but the soundstage is small and I'm looking for sub $50 with better soundstage and soft treble for long session listening. I like to wear them straight down.
The BK50's are a great alternative to the MEMT X5's. But, 1clearhead has confirmed a new IEM from UiiSii called the "DT200", stated to be comparatively as good to the other two. Looking forward to more impressions on those.
The BK50's are a great alternative to the MEMT X5's. But, 1clearhead has confirmed a new IEM from UiiSii called the "DT200", stated to be comparatively as good to the other two. Looking forward to more impressions on those.
Had a quick listen to the DT200 on Wednesday. By quick listen I mean listening to a song or two in a Tim Hortons. Not ideal, so take this with a grain of salt. In my brief listen the DT200 came across quite bassy without affecting the mids/treble, and with a nice open sound. There was a bit of grain to the treble, but apparently they benefit greatly from burn in of which this pair had not gone through. They seemed like something I would enjoy with more time. Would love to read some more impressions from @1clearhead
While I'm with TWIN on the "more is not necessarily better" advise, I do like that Super-18 included an adjustable bass switch:
I wish more manufacturers would implement this, as it's a nice way to tune the sound to your liking without buying multiple IEMs.
Obviously KZ and Sennheiser did it on the IE80. Not sure why we don't see this more? It would only add a few dollars to the cost of the product.
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