I love the bass on the Seahf AWK-F64 and mids (guitars and vocals) are terrific, the highs are ok not too brightCan you describe the sound signature of the seahf AWK-F64?
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I love the bass on the Seahf AWK-F64 and mids (guitars and vocals) are terrific, the highs are ok not too bright
Thanks for that! Sounds up my alley. Are the 150 ohm about the same?
LukeVivolo
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Hello. I have an opportunity to buy a broken pair of Zen V1's. I am thinking that they just need to be re-cabled, but I am not sure. Has anyone had the drivers on the zen v1 fail? Also, can anyone recommend someone who could re-cable them? I don't really trust myself to do it. Thanks!
The Seahf 150's are even better to meThanks for that! Sounds up my alley. Are the 150 ohm about the same?
chaiyuta
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@LukeVivolo : Where do you live? If the voice coil of drivers are disconnected, there are probably no way to fix. If you lucky enough that it is soldering issue of cables at the back of drivers, a repair guy could easily fix for you.
chaiyuta
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I look up to the FAAEAL taobao site and I find FAAEAL Narcissus (水仙) 2.0 300-Ohm. Is it released for a long time or just released?
LukeVivolo
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I am in Florida. I have experience soldering, but I am more afraid of damaging the drivers when I take them apart. I don't know if they are held together with glue or something. I guess that the voice coils and the cable are the only possible points of failure. I was more looking for someone with experience in modding/recabling earbuds.@LukeVivolo : Where do you live? If the voice coil of drivers are disconnected, there are probably no way to fix. If you lucky enough that it is soldering issue of cables at the back of drivers, a repair guy could easily fix for you.
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I received these last week. The positives:This is what I´ve got from Herry about the burn in time for the Zoomfred: Quote "I've said 150 hours is minimum burn in time.... Based on the cryogenic specification they will required over than 300 hours to stabilize. Min 150 is my experience on the cryogenic cable for headphone." So be prepared all you, who ordered them.
- Cable covering is thick and heavy, but the lack of coating after the split allows them to not fall out of my ears when moving around (unlike the CAX Black)
- Sound stage is wonderful for a bud - excellent separation and imaging
- Very detailed, as all of Herry's buds seem to be
- Nice case, and CAX/Cypherus branding on the shells, splitter, and connector - I think that these little details set Herry's stuff apart from other DIY'ers in that they look professional
But you are correct in that the treble is very bright. I wouldn't say sibilant, but definitely bright. Initially, that was the case with the Campfred 2s, but I do think that the highs mellowed over time, and now those are very enjoyable. So I suspect that the same will happen with the Zoom Fred. It does seem that a lot of people equate bright with detailed, so these will likely appeal to those who like a sound signature like the graphenes.
So far I would say Black>Campfred 2> Zoom Fred, but I prefer a neutral to warm sound, and in fairness have not had the Zoom Freds long enough for more than a preliminary judgement.
chaiyuta
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@LukeVivolo : I have no idea who can repair it in Florida. But in my country, B_Rabbithifi is a notable repair shop one. Many foreigners sent their lovely earbuds for modding. Hope this helps.
LukeVivolo
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Thanks!@LukeVivolo : I have no idea who can repair it in Florida. But in my country, B_Rabbithifi is a notable repair shop one. Many foreigners sent their lovely earbuds for modding. Hope this helps.
theresanarc
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After several months of usage, I have to say that I definetely prefer my Qian39's (or were they 25, whichever one was small) compared to the VE Monks (which are still great). I haven't really checked the forum lately though, any other earbuds in that cheap price range worth checking out that work well without a preamp?
Hi @ClieOS I see that you have got both Shozy BK and Shozy BK Blue, can you make a comparison about the two? Thanks!
I want to put in at least a couple of days worth of burn in first before judging BK blue - however, given the initial impression I'll say the difference is really much more subtle than the price would suggest (and remember BK blue is 2x the price). So if you already own a BK, I don't think there is any rush for a BK blue at the moment.
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I am in Florida. I have experience soldering, but I am more afraid of damaging the drivers when I take them apart. I don't know if they are held together with glue or something. I guess that the voice coils and the cable are the only possible points of failure. I was more looking for someone with experience in modding/recabling earbuds.
Suggest asking Alpha421 (Triton Audio Cables) or Peterek both here on H-F, both are US located, do recabling repair & mods. Though if it's actual driver damage probably not much that can be done.
IDK if the Zen 1 is constructed same way but on Asura and Zen 2 drivers are attached/glued to the speaker grille which snaps on to the body and I think has some glue- I didn't have too much trouble prying it off directly but there is always risk of damage- there's an Earbud Modding thread around here somewhere that might have good advice too.
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LukeVivolo
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Thanks for the tip! I will check out the modding thread. Thanks!Suggest asking Alpha421 (Triton Audio Cables) or Peterek both here on H-F, both are US located, do recabling repair & mods. Though if it's actual driver damage probably not much that can be done.
IDK if the Zen 1 is constructed same way but on Asura and Zen 2 drivers are attached/glued to the speaker grille which snaps on to the body and I think has some glue- I didn't have too much trouble prying it off directly but there is always risk of damage- there's an Earbud Modding thread around here somewhere that might have good advice too.
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How do they compare to the willsound MK2? Are they brighter or warmew in comparison? Hows the Soundstage, is it immersive and 3D like the willsound? Do they sound big and thick like the willsound?The Seahf 150's are even better to me
Soery about so many questions!
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