Dethonray Tender I - Earphones
Jun 27, 2021 at 3:30 AM Post #31 of 102
@Lunatic how is Tender 1 with HM1000 (red, silver or gold?)?
I have the black version (same internals as gold) and at high gain mode you'll need to crank the volume up to drive the Tender I to satisfaction. BTW I don't consider the red/silver ones real HM1000s and don't think they should be called such as they're not really the same thing. For me only the one with four PCM1704K inside should be called and referred to as the HM1000. :)
 
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Jun 27, 2021 at 3:50 AM Post #32 of 102
I have the black version (same internals as gold) and at high gain mode you'll need to crank the volume up to drive the Tender I to satisfaction. BTW I don't consider the red/silver ones real HM1000s and don't think they should be called such as they're not really the same thing. For me only the one with four PCM1704K inside should be called and referred to as the HM1000. :)
Are they so different to the gold one?
 
Jul 6, 2021 at 8:24 AM Post #34 of 102
When this wiil be available to buy, any one knows?
 
Jul 6, 2021 at 8:26 AM Post #35 of 102
When this wiil be available to buy, any one knows?
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https://www.linsoul.com/collections/all/products/dethonray-tender-i
 
Jul 6, 2021 at 8:32 AM Post #36 of 102
Jul 12, 2021 at 7:58 AM Post #37 of 102
What’s your feedback after 3 days?

On my side, directly from the Calyx M, the sound has opened a bit after approx 20 hours of listening time. It’s a soft and warm sound, with decent detail retrieval as stated in my earlier post. Not an allrounder for sure, but if someone is looking for a pleasant and engaging warm sound, the Tender represents a good choice! Moreover, the built quality and comfort are outstanding.
After 100 hours burn in, Tender changed a lot, include sensitivity and timbre.When I just got it, I remembered playing "THRILLER" of M.J, I had to set prelude DTR1 to high gain, volume 23. After burn in, volume 18 is enough. I don't know what happened in this process. And the bass obviously become more powerful, the treble is beautiful, especially playing guitar and violin.
 
Jul 12, 2021 at 10:09 AM Post #38 of 102
After 100 hours burn in, Tender changed a lot, include sensitivity and timbre.When I just got it, I remembered playing "THRILLER" of M.J, I had to set prelude DTR1 to high gain, volume 23. After burn in, volume 18 is enough. I don't know what happened in this process. And the bass obviously become more powerful, the treble is beautiful, especially playing guitar and violin.
That's interesting. Any idea how it compares to the likes of Thieaudio Monarch?
 
Jul 19, 2021 at 7:25 AM Post #39 of 102
Hi... Just posted my review and created this items here.
Link to my review: LINK

And I really mean it. So many years of interacting with so many IEMs and Tender 1 just crossed this all out... Don't even understand now how to deal with the rest further...

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Aug 12, 2021 at 4:57 AM Post #42 of 102
Interesting that we have many conclusions in common apart from treble... For my ears, my age and for my sources BA | Piezo units always sounded too crisp, bright and excessive. Dynamic units usually would lack some resolution and extension. Tender 1 acts more thick on treble compared to BA (removing part of destructing crispness) and more extended and spatial than dynamic units. Sweet spot. IMO
 
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