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Has Liebesleid better resolution than rose mojito?
Has Liebesleid better resolution than rose mojito?
@ClieOS Can you elaborate more on this please? Which genres do you think they are strong/weak with?Then again, Mojito is much less versatile.
Even Rose Tech. makes it clear that Mojito is tuned for classical music, so that's what it really good at - for extreme detail, soundstage and end-to-end dynamic. Vocal is where it is at its weakest, as mid range is a bit far and bland.@ClieOS Can you elaborate more on this please? Which genres do you think they are strong/weak with?
Got it. And i agree, if i had to pinpoint a con for the Mojito it is indeed the mids, but only just because it's bass (with double foams) and treble are very good that the mids' performance are outshined.Even Rose Tech. makes it clear that Mojito is tuned for classical music, so that's what it really good at - for extreme detail, soundstage and end-to-end dynamic. Vocal is where it is at its weakest, as mid range is a bit far and bland.
So here is impression of MoonDrop Liebesleid, but first a big thanks to MoonDrop and NiceHCK for arranging the sample.
The sound signature of Liebesleid is slightly warm and leaning toward neutral with a light-to-almost-airy and detailed presentation, which isn't too far off from their previous flagship, the VX pro, which is just about neutral with very good detail and specious presentation. While Liebesleid isn't as airy and wide sounding as VX pro, it still however has a pretty good soundstage that MoonDrop's earbuds are known for, the layering and size are still head and shoulder above the majority of earbuds out there. The added warmness mostly is shown in the richer and slightly thicker mid range, giving a touch of sweetness to vocal without making it obviously mid focus. This reflects particularly well in female vocal, especially since Liebesleid has an really good upper mid to treble extension that is detail yet doesn't necessary sound very bright. Bass has good hit and speed but doesn't quite have the deepest rumbling to shake your head. If you are bass head, this might be just a shy lacking quality wise. But for the rest, I'll say the bass performance is more than good enough. Overall I'll say Liebesleid is easily another ToTL, champion level earbud that can stand up to that of Shozy BK or Sennheiser MX985. Overall, I think Liebesleid is probably best suited for mainstream music and those who enjoy a quick, detailed and opened presentation. If there is one complaint I'll make about Liebesleid, it is that the earpieces are a bit heavy since they are made out of brass., even though they do sit quite comfortably in my ears. Last but not least, I do recommend using this with full foam as the soundstage can get slightly flat when you listen to it 'naked'.
As suspected by @Ira Delphic that using Extreme Bass Preset with Amp Level High and 100% Bass and Treble might be the reason my Earbuds are getting spoiled. However, nothing happened to Monk+ and also with SHE3800 and one more earbud, one of the speakers stopped working (SHE3800 still works if I adjust the jack so I think changing jack plug might work). New Vido is also having some broken membrane sound from right speaker.
As I like Boominess and Warmness I get in songs while using these settings, I am wondering if there is any earbud which has rough and tough speakers membranes but with my desired sound signature (similar or better than SHE3800) and with Mic? Pls suggest if something is available. I sincerely thank the person who suggested me SHE3800 but unfortunately they are no longer working. Pls suggest similar sound earbud but ideally within $20 and I believe having high impedence should be good and might not broken down in PowerAmp with the above settings. Thanks.
You really should just invest in an IEM or headphone... You're pushing earbuds, which isn't a bass heavy medium in the first place due to the lack of seal, past their limit. At this point, you're wasting money busting these earbuds.
Not quite what I was expecting. Thought it would be more similar to the Mojito (bright, cold), due to it's metal casing.
Which earbud sounds the most similar to the Liebesleid? Your description almost sounds like CAX Black but with less bass..
I really don't like feeling of IEMs. And most important, the way they create seal thus create vacuum, it makes my own voice heard very loud and very unnatural. Is there no Earbud which is of good quality?Not quite what I was expecting. Thought it would be more similar to the Mojito (bright, cold), due to it's metal casing.
Which earbud sounds the most similar to the Liebesleid? Your description almost sounds like CAX Black but with less bass.
You really should just invest in an IEM or headphone... You're pushing earbuds, which isn't a bass heavy medium in the first place due to the lack of seal, past their limit. At this point, you're wasting money busting these earbuds.
I really don't like feeling of IEMs. And most important, the way they create seal thus create vacuum, it makes my own voice heard very loud and very unnatural. Is there no Earbud which is of good quality?
I really don't like feeling of IEMs. And most important, the way they create seal thus create vacuum, it makes my own voice heard very loud and very unnatural. Is there no Earbud which is of good quality?