DUNU DK-4001 --- Discussion & Impressions Thread
Mar 4, 2019 at 5:49 AM Post #137 of 391
Harder foam than Comply. They're like a generic type foam.

And yes I tested the silicone. My issue is that I have asymmetrical ear canals. My left is larger than the right. So generally silicone doesn't seal well. Will tip roll some more when I get back.
 
Mar 5, 2019 at 10:17 PM Post #138 of 391
Brief impression of the Dunu DK-4001: Sub-bass is controlled and extended. Rumble is expressed in a natural manner. Mid-bass is agile and not dense at all. Detailed & clean midrange, male vocals are presented well without sounding thick, female vocals are boosted slightly and provides a good intimacy level. Treble presentation has nice sparkle with a fair amount of air rendered, there are no signs of aggression. Soundstage is not the biggest and provides a more intimate feeling. A detailed and enjoyable sound. Enjoy & Happy Listening, as always! :)

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Mar 6, 2019 at 3:29 AM Post #139 of 391
A detailed and enjoyable sound

I know it's been a while, but it seems you had a very different opinion of the prototype 4001 three years ago:
sorry to say 4001 is disappointing too. 3001 also!

I also pretty much hated the very first (c. 2015) prototype 4001 ---- what were your thoughts of the early 4001 versus the final 4001, which is essentially a completely different earphone?
 
Mar 6, 2019 at 5:20 AM Post #140 of 391
I know it's been a while, but it seems you had a very different opinion of the prototype 4001 three years ago:

I also pretty much hated the very first (c. 2015) prototype 4001 ---- what were your thoughts of the early 4001 versus the final 4001, which is essentially a completely different earphone?
Yea the prototype sounds off to me. If my memory serves me well, the early 4001 sounds quite harsh. The final 4001 is more controlled and enjoyable to listen to. :)
 
Mar 10, 2019 at 4:57 PM Post #141 of 391
Affordable prize?? not really. As long as there is no importer, it is actually more expensive then Campfire Andromeda. Even with a reseller, the prize is going up again, making the Dunu cost as much as the capmpfire..... on Alie Express it's 899.

21% tax The Netherlands: 899 x 1.21 = 1088
Import tax also needed + customs fee, will make this IEM cost about 1150 euro.... So it ain't cheap. 899 is just to high then or not?
 
Mar 10, 2019 at 7:30 PM Post #142 of 391
Affordable prize?? not really. As long as there is no importer, it is actually more expensive then Campfire Andromeda. Even with a reseller, the prize is going up again, making the Dunu cost as much as the capmpfire..... on Alie Express it's 899.

21% tax The Netherlands: 899 x 1.21 = 1088
Import tax also needed + customs fee, will make this IEM cost about 1150 euro.... So it ain't cheap. 899 is just to high then or not?

Buy from Penon Audio. You will pay 899 USD and a tiny bit in tax. PM me if you need more info, no need to write too much in public about this!

https://penonaudio.com/dunu-dk4001.html
 
Apr 4, 2019 at 12:00 AM Post #148 of 391
The impressions index post has been updated with brief user thoughts from CanJam SG:

This post is a catalog of updates and impressions, and will be updated until the end of April 2019 (tentative).
Information Updates (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)

Rough Analysis of Frequency Response

In-Depth Interview with DUNU's CEO and Senior Audio Engineer at CYMBACAVUM

Impressions

 
Apr 4, 2019 at 3:14 AM Post #149 of 391
Would certainly be interested with the modular plug cable from DUNU. Though, not sure about the rest, but I hope something 'lighter' more versatile for portable use would be my preference.

Seems like DUNU's teasing a few new things, like the Titan 6, and the 'Hulk', which looks like a thicker gauge version of the modular plug cable. It does state it's 22 AWG and Litz copper.​
 
Apr 4, 2019 at 4:11 AM Post #150 of 391
Would certainly be interested with the modular plug cable from DUNU. Though, not sure about the rest, but I hope something 'lighter' more versatile for portable use would be my preference.

I agree. I'm not thrilled with their choice to roll out with such a thick gauge cable for the Hulk, though I can see that's probably what the Chinese market is looking for. Personally, I want to see them come out with a 26 AWG version. It's possible they want to reserve the 4001 version of the cable exclusively for the 4001 (and 5001, if they ever decide on doing something like that), but a thinner cable than the Hulk is probably what the wider audience is looking for --- a daily replacement for their current stock cable.
 

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