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Just posted my review/comparison of Ostry KC06 and KC06A: http://www.head-fi.org/products/ostry-kc06-high-fidelity-stereo-inner-ear-earphones/reviews/11275
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
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Nice twister, just saw a link on the front page also. My kc06a still has its own issues with cable memory after all this time. The kinks in the cable along with just getting more iems have pushed the kc06a to the background with me but pulled them out today and it is nice to give them a listen again.
Trust me, this cable issue already got Ostry's attention. They replied back to me about taking it into a future consideration of improvements
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listening to radiohead - no surprises with my ttpod t1e using c3 -> smsl sap4s. cant believe what im hearing :eek: it actually sounds better than my kc06A. only with this song tho. 99% of my library is metal and t1e is actually really bad for metal but with this song, im completely blown away.
Do you guys think a Moto X would be strong enough to drive Havi B3's loud enough to play drums over or do you think I should just go with an easier to driver IEM (Tenores or VSD3S).
Because of the nature of metal, how it's recorded, and the essence of how frequencies cross between bass and guitars, it's essential to listen with IEM's that have high levels of separation, and fast quick bass response. Without those two, you will get loud sounding, claustrophobic soup. KC06, Tenores, GR07, B3, and Pistons were all excellent metal IEM's I've owned.
But I get the feeling the Doppio are gonna kick all their a***s with metal!
Do you guys think a Moto X would be strong enough to drive Havi B3's loud enough to play drums over or do you think I should just go with an easier to driver IEM (Tenores or VSD3S).
Regarding VSD3S, it's like KC06 with a bass of KC06A and brighter mids. Had to do some extensive tip rolling and settled down on hybrid tips to get brightness under control. Bass texture is mind blowing.
My Pistons mods is documented somewhere in that thread, with pictures. After I removed the grill and the filter, I closed the nozzle with RE400 stick-on filter - to keep it clean and to tame down high frequencies Worked really good!!!