Blazer39
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anyone has any idea when B E Y V.01 is coming back?!
or if there another stock other than ones in rholupat.com?
or if there another stock other than ones in rholupat.com?
Earbuds Round-Up
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chaiyuta
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There is no the official website. Please Contact Mr. Golf (Ssp) who is the mastermind of Miracle buds.
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snip3r77
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Some questions
1) are colored earbud foams are of different thickness? Is there specific ones that are thinner or thicker or BETTER?
2) donuts vs normal foams, how does it affect sound?
1) are colored earbud foams are of different thickness? Is there specific ones that are thinner or thicker or BETTER?
2) donuts vs normal foams, how does it affect sound?
chaiyuta
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1) The thicker the more bass quantity. It's all about matching and your preference.
2) Donut sponges would retain high-frequency cause the middle of diaphragm is where high-frequency flows out, while bass quantity is still increased.
2) Donut sponges would retain high-frequency cause the middle of diaphragm is where high-frequency flows out, while bass quantity is still increased.
Care to share more about the characteristics of the Chot foams? I can't seem to find any reviews or information anywhere...
man 320 ohms i think it will be pretty hard to drive
i did wanna try one with my phone and as well as laptop
but i think laptop will also have hard time driving them
P.S. i don't know much about earbuds because i never had one ever and wanted to give them a try
Monk Plus are only 64 Ohms?
chaiyuta
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Monk+ is 64 Ohm, isn't it? Do you mean VE ZEN??
@palestofwhite I think chot foam is pretty suit well with VE Monk+. Nonetheless I prefer thin but tough sponges likes Audio Technica Sponges. YMMV.
@palestofwhite I think chot foam is pretty suit well with VE Monk+. Nonetheless I prefer thin but tough sponges likes Audio Technica Sponges. YMMV.
oh yeah sorry i got mixed up with other link
my bad
my bad
Then I think Chot foams might not be suitable for my usage... I'll try and source for those Audio Techncia foams to try but I guess it's going to be hard...
snip3r77
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This might be a match made in heaven for Vidos?
chaiyuta
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@palestofwhite : Chot foam is thicker, it is not easy to tear. I just prefer thin sponges. Recently I don't use Chot foam, so I forget how it sounds. Perhaps Sennheiser sponges is thicker than Chot foam. Some users have Chot foam immerses in water and let it dry before usage, and said that with this process it will sound better than instant use.
chaiyuta
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Sorry I never tried Vidos. By the way, those donut sponges always be sent as default stock sponges of many earbuds. I don't think it is hard to find. Let's try by self.
I find thicker foams to be more comfortable for my ears, but they mess too much with the sound signature of whatever you put them onto (except the Monk Plus).
But after using the very thin and porous foams that came with my MK2, I really like that they don't alter the sound too much.
Ultimately, I still feel that the $1 pack of think AE foams to be quite a good balance between sound and fit. For donuts or high quality full foams, I still reach for Hiegi.
