After spending few hours with my Blox YIN this week-end (between my burning table), I can say that the black point is finally (still?) the highs/treble extension.
It lacks details, they are inoffensive (Although it is cool for long time listening without being tired). I did a test and YIN shows their limit to approx 14400Hz.
I also feel like there is a slight bump in low-mids freq, which is the famous "improvement" from the TM9 I would say.
Other than that, we approach the perfection. I really feel like YIN is much less laid-back than TM9.
Soundstage is probably what impress me so much on these. It is almost the same as TM9 but a bit more large this time, deep is the same.
I still really appreciate the natural and transparency of those earbuds, that now Blox has found the right magicness.
Overall, I'm happy with my YIN![Headphone Smile :) :)](https://cdn.head-fi.org/e/headfi/smily_headphones1.gif)
It lacks details, they are inoffensive (Although it is cool for long time listening without being tired). I did a test and YIN shows their limit to approx 14400Hz.
I also feel like there is a slight bump in low-mids freq, which is the famous "improvement" from the TM9 I would say.
Other than that, we approach the perfection. I really feel like YIN is much less laid-back than TM9.
Soundstage is probably what impress me so much on these. It is almost the same as TM9 but a bit more large this time, deep is the same.
I still really appreciate the natural and transparency of those earbuds, that now Blox has found the right magicness.
Overall, I'm happy with my YIN
![Headphone Smile :) :)](https://cdn.head-fi.org/e/headfi/smily_headphones1.gif)