It sure looks nice, but I wonder if all that extra metal will just make it unnecessarily heavier...If you like this ornament sleeve on K's K500 you can take your K's K300 to a jewelry store for beautification
Also, the copper tone will look awesome on these, are you agree?
No it is thin sleeve and also can be imitation jewelry
and of doubtful taste ...
Just my PC, I guess theres an amp and a dac in my motherboard lol. Was just talking about about the popularity of of the more expensive external dacs and amps you see everywhere. I don't even plug it into the back of my motherboard, I plug it into the headphone port in the front of the case
Wow! What an excellent review. That was a pleasant 30 plus minute read coupled with some interesting tracks to listen to. Very well done mate!K´s Samsara K300 review is up: https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/ks-k300-samsara.25197/reviews#review-26005
Rank: S
I actually prefer it slightly over the RW-2000, but both are benchmark buds.
Thank you.
K´s Samsara K300 review is up: https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/ks-k300-samsara.25197/reviews#review-26005
Rank: S
I actually prefer it slightly over the RW-2000, but both are benchmark buds.
Depending on your library, the liesbesleid (assuming it is similar to the Chaconne) might make it unnecessary for you to get the Samsara K300 though. If your library consists of mostly vocal tracks, then I say you dont need the samsara K300, but if you got hip-hop, edm and stuff like that then yeah you might be missing out.
. i can enjoy the texture of the overall music more with those kind of "light sounding" cans.
Sounds like you dont need to spend more on a sidegrade then.I'm one of those folks that sometimes would prefer enjoy listening to bass heavy music on the Liebesleid, or the ER4XR
but if i want an ear massage, i do have my heavy hitters like the Willsound MK1, MK2, Svara L, or my other IEM/headphones
YMMV......
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Hmmm, sounds interesting. Did you get the black or the clear black one? ThanksYMMV......
You will not be disappointed unless you hate bass!
So I got my Iris Ancestor yesterday. Ordered with low expectations for $2.50 USD shipped, just wanted to try the new FAAEAL model for price of a beer.
Here we go, this is EARBUD OF THE YEAR for me- it's mind-blowingly good!!! Forget $400 USD flagships......whether earbud vet or novice looking for a taste: stop what you're doing immediately and purchase this inexpensive earbud right now!
All frequencies are coherent: prominent, thumping bass with excellent sub low extension and mid bass slam that never gets muddy. Warm and musical mids with good timbre, engaging and elevated vocals. Good treble extension but it's not smooth or splashy enough to be highlighted but has enough sparkle to keep things interesting.
Technically impressive: spot on imaging, quick transitions and attack speed, with weighty yet snappy note decay. Soundstage could be wider and deeper but is very tall. Not the last word in airiness and instrument separation either yet there's just enough room.
I like it better than Yincrows (X6, RW-9), 1MOREs (EO320, E1008), Edifiers (H180, H185, H190), NiceHCKs (DIY MX500, ME80), Toneking Viridis, FAAEAL Rosemary, and would keep it if only had to pick one among this list.
Can't wait to see more impressions for Iris Ancestor from you guys to confirm I am not loosing my mind
