Guys,
What was the final Massdrop deal + shipping to USA?
What was the final Massdrop deal + shipping to USA?
So are those "Spintips" from Japan still the best tips for IEMs?
After taking about a week off the DN-2000J and forcing myself to listen mostly to warm and thick IEMs, I can see why most people are saying that the DN-2000J sounds thin and somewhat harsh. But I don't think it's all that remarkably sibilant with the right tips, e.g. Comply Ts-500, HiFiMAN thin biflange (not the MEElec biflange, those are harsh), K3003 tips --- it has the TWFK 'tendency' to highlight sibilant areas, but it definitely doesn't sound hot there, like the DN-1000 can be.
Guys,
What was the final Massdrop deal + shipping to USA?
Not sure about shipping, but $299 was the lowest price.
Which meelec biflange did you use tomscy? I'm using the m9 large bores and they're the best sounding for me.
First impression is I'm loving it!
Bass is perfect! Near neutral but on the warm side. Nothing to nitpick that I can easily detect.
Mids is great, only nitpick is that it leans more in favour of female vocal over male. So its a bit cold sounding and analytical reminds me so much of the noble pr pure mode. Then the string and wind instruments, they are presented with emphasis that I just get so much emotion from the music.
Now the treble , I can understand why some may not be able to tolerate the brightness. At loud volume it can be quite fatiguing depending on the harshness of the recording. I listen at low volume and the clarity/detail is amazing. Fortunately I can listen to it just a bit more louder than the noble PR pure mode. Very revealing so any harsh recording will be unpleasant to ones ears.
Tips selection is crucial. Comply tips are effective in keeping the treble in check but I personally dont like their effect on clarity. I find that meelec m9 large bore bi-flanges work very well for me.
I tested them with the greatest hits album of Dream Theater then Earth Wind and Fire. Marvellous I must say. Especially EWF, I haven't heard them this good with any other IEM and that's saying something!