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vs. Campfire Audio Comet
The Comet - compared to the Black - is a lot cleaner-sounding; almost Andromeda-esque in nature. It has a crisper, airier treble, with a prominent 7kHz peak. The Black has a calmer, softer treble, as well as a fuller, weightier sound. This is also true because of the bass. The Comet has very little mid-bass. It’s not clinical, but its punches are meagre jabs at best. The Black has it beat in sub- and mid-bass content. Notes on the Custom Art IEM are warmer, softer and less defined, while the Comet is more open-sounding but un-dynamic down low. Its lower- and centre-mids are allowed to be more laid-back because of this - there’s no way the bass could overpower it - which gives it a sense of depth. Yet, the Comet has just as lively an upper-midrange because of a rise at 3-4kHz. In stage construction, the Comet wins out - in terms of depth and left-right separation especially. Its speedier transient response and low bass content give the impression of a more free and pristine stage. Again, the tradeoff is in bass content and note resolution. Notes on the Black sound more complete and structurally-sound, while the Comet has a lot of face on okay body.
Fibae Black vs Fibae 3?
Not really shure which one to order...
Coming from (old) Shure SE530, and prefering mids and higs to lows.
Inclined towards Fibae 3 though.
I'm going to have to listen to the Comet again. Clarity & staging are very important to me. I'm also a treble-head.
You’d probably enjoy the Comet more, then. Keep in mind though, its bass is noteworthily lean.
Honestly, we are not trying to hide anything. You can order Blacks with clear faceplate and see all the insides - we even have a pictures showing the pressure optimizing tube on our Facebook as the main photo. The Black material has been chosen for 3D printing manufacturing convenience - nothing more, well maybe because black solid does look sexy after allsir, well a good way of hiding the tech by making it black, but i think i know what are you trying to do in this tech
shaping the sound in the tube with a tube without a damper in phase inverted peak damping scheme which acts sorta Helmholtz on paper but doesn't look like one
you can answer me in wrong and right(no need to explaining)
i made a research paper recently on two Knowles RAB driver where second driver assist in increase in dB but cancelling all high frequency peaks
well i like your design way more than 64audio and other because i was able to see the work done your iem and warbler prelude compared to those normal tubed iem(no offense)
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by the way, if what i am thinking is right, the parameters would have been very very tough, like length, diameter and point of connection and angle of supporting connection tube to cancel the peaks
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i am trying with dual drivers and if you can share how guys did it on such a small tubing
no need for the technology info
just asking for measuring and making precise connection
I would rather say FIBAE Black. I think there's a lot of parallels to SE530 (which I have)Fibae Black vs Fibae 3?
Not really shure which one to order...
Coming from (old) Shure SE530, and prefering mids and higs to lows.
Inclined towards Fibae 3 though.
Honestly, we are not trying to hide anything. You can order Blacks with clear faceplate and see all the insides - we even have a pictures showing the pressure optimizing tube on our Facebook as the main photo. The Black material has been chosen for 3D printing manufacturing convenience - nothing more, well maybe because black solid does look sexy after all
The tube is long indeed but it's manageable length and its length and diameters have been calculated and measured to act on certain frequencies. I'm not able to provide you specification of the pressure optimizing tube - it's our proprietary information.
I would rather say FIBAE Black. I think there's a lot of parallels to SE530 (which I have)
Also to address some questions I saw.
The first batch will ship in January - that's for sure, we are looking at second part of Jan rather than first, but it should start shipping in Jan nonetheless.
Still we are getting flooded with order - like seriously flooded, so if you place your order just now please indeed expect your IEMs to come rather in Feb than Jan.
Once we are back from Holidays we will be at highest gear with assembly
Happy New Years everybody and thank you for your constant support! All best in 2019
Thanks. Pneumatic pressure is changed which manifests in dramatic improvements in headroom and soundstage. Still it's very different from other available pneumatic relief solutions on the market because 1) ours is self-contained - doesn't vent to the outside 2) it's not the primary function of the tube, but rather nice addition to it's primary task of shaping fr response.well you already did on the first post and i was able to understand after reading this
amazing work
It was Helmholtz resonator with damper in it
You know, you also got something in plus with it
more volume inside tube, which can reduce direct pneumatic pressure
amazing work bro
λ=V/f (λ: wavelength of sound wave, V: sound velocity, f: frequency), If i want to dampen the 6kHz area where the sound velocity is 340 m/s. λ=340/6000=0.0566 m=5.66 cm. Therefore, half wavelength is 2.84 cm (approx. 28 mm).Thanks. Pneumatic pressure is changed which manifests in dramatic improvements in headroom and soundstage. Still it's very different from other available pneumatic relief solutions on the market because 1) ours is self-contained - doesn't vent to the outside 2) it's not the primary function of the tube, but rather nice addition to it's primary task of shaping fr response.
@Deezel177 posted comparison some pages back.But now rises a question
is it comparable or better than the Holy grail of single driver, the Warbler audio Prelude which uses Sonion drive, which i own
Hmmmmm
I feel that With right tips and good seal it does improve mid bass. But still is lean on sub bass.You’d probably enjoy the Comet more, then. Keep in mind though, its bass is noteworthily lean.
Pre-order ends today. I set an alarm to remind myself as I mull it over. Down to the last minute!