I hate this hobby, there’s always one more bud you gotta try/get!
Received Black Panther from Wong Kwan Wae last week, and now I’ve got the Blur White Chocolate ordered!
Now My poor wallet hates me as well!
I was going to say - there was a lot more bass OOTB than I had expected so I was wondering if you'd spent enough time with them before selling them on; they're sounding great, enjoy the MK2 Rev 2!
Yes Cypherus tune it for me. The difference is is reduce warm but increase in detail, seperation and more soundstage on my ear. The reduction in the warm does not reduce the bass extension and the impact though. The final sound is not settle since i am only about 100hours of burn in.
I was going to say - there was a lot more bass OOTB than I had expected so I was wondering if you'd spent enough time with them before selling them on; they're sounding great, enjoy the MK2 Rev 2!
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They received something like almost 200 hours of proper burning (pink noise at high volume and various songs at normal volume), but real spending time with them was something like only approx 6 hours. After the burning they definitely gained mids and details in highs. But compared to MK2 rev2 I found them a bit lacking of highs, looks like MK1 has a slight roll-off in the treble, but clearly I more enjoyed the soundstage and overall instrument separation on MK1. It has a unique soundstage for an earbuds.
Like someone else said here (and which I agree), MK2 is more an on-the-go earbud, while MK1 needs some brain settle to really appreciate them but after that period, MK1 sounded a bit more coherent than MK2.
I was hesitating to move to MK3 but finally I will wait for some PK32 impressions before choosing
I really enjoy "fun" and detailed "on the go" earbuds with good soundstage and slight V shaped sounding.
Btw, NiceHCK DIY PK2 has gained much with the burning process, @Guggga@seanc6441 you guys were right, it needs a lot of burning before apprecating them. Bass finally woke up, more details and mids are now more refined. I begin to enjoy them a bit (even if it's still not my sound taste for what I listen, but for jazz, vocals, piano, guitar etc, it's a must have in our earbuds collection. I still listen to them with heigi donut foams for now, as I don't have talent for cutting foams, haha)
You’re making me impatient for my White Chocolate 150ohm to arrive now
I think the B.P. is a modified Docomo bud, I’m not sure about it, but they seem only to be available in China. As I say I’m not sure, but they do look very alike.
@seanc6441 The Black Panther seems to be nicely balanced across the spectrum, perhaps a little rolled off in the treble. Sort of a relaxed, long listening session type bud that is nicely detailed from the bass all the way up to a slightly rolled off top end. The mids are nicely placed with the vocals front and centre. ymmv.
They’ve got about 5-6 hrs on them at the moment.
They also feel slightly smaller than mx500 shells in my ears (using VE thin foams)
Comparing BP with Willsound mk.1r2 - mk.1 seems to have a marginally wider soundstage, but BP seems taller?? (More airey)
Against the Willsound mk.2 - mk.2 has mid-bass hump, but soundstage seems slightly narrower and not as airey as BP. Willsound both use mx500 shell whereas BP is slightly smaller shell (in fact it feels a lot smaller in-ear)
New Bejo V2. You need an amp for it, but then be prepared to be blown away. Probably one of the best around right now. The indonesian earbud scene is a gold mine for earbud addicts.
New Bejo V2. You need an amp for it, but then be prepared to be blown away. Probably one of the best around right now. The indonesian earbud scene is a gold mine for earbud addicts.
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