Rosemary is decent, warm and bassy L shaped set. Needs amping due to the high impedance, bass bleeds and knowing u like fast and clean bass, it might not be the set for you IMHO.
It is like the final E3000/5000 type of signature, warm and bassy with nebulous bass.
I prefer faster and tighter bass as @baskingshark mentioned along with a lot of quantity. So its pretty hard to satisfy me in the bass department because I like A LOT of bass and that usually means the quality will be sacrificed for it (especially for buds).
Any comparison between TOTL earbuds vs DIY 130ohm beryllium drivers? I'm very curious. I do not own any TOTL earbuds. The most expensive pair I have is the M2pro with ST10s driver
You could do what I did and modify some TWS with earbud drivers. The Sabbat X12's will work with 14.8mm drivers.
Top left: X12 Pro with 14.8mm 40Ω Titanium 'bass' drivers (bassier/warmish signature, better for out and about).
Top right: X12 Ultra with 14.8mm 32Ω Titanium drivers (more neutral type signature).
Love that idea. I don't have many 14.8mm drivers but I do know I really like my Smabat M1Pro as it is super neutral and comfy. Will have to look into that option. It's obvious I like to tweak if you look on the DIY thread...
I actually find these Soundpeats trueair 2 buds really good. Pretty much what I anticipated them to be, kind of a harmonish tuning that is balanced and not bass bloated but still present. Things to note is there is a slight bump around 8khz which seems popular or was to kind of bring more clarity but I'd prefer it not to be there. The main thing is there seems to be a very sharp drop off around 13khz so there really isn't much "air" and openness to the sound. It is very direct and focused sounding with the added benefit of just having that natural advantage buds have as far as spatial sound to slightly offset that.
So as a result of the sharp drop off around 13khz the resolution does not shine as much as it could. BUT for $30 I am super surprised by the performance. Also of note is that these have the strongest connection out of any of my bluetooth as far as distance from device. I can walk all over my house and have no drop outs. That just doesn't happen with my Qudelix, Galaxy Buds+, or KZ S2.
For general use I'd give this set a rec.
Edit: assassin - what Sabbat would you rec to get between those two with the knowledge that the drives would be swapped out?
I don't know but it all comes down to personal preference. For those who don’t like cable TWS buds/IEMs/headphones are way to go.
On the other hand, all solutions which use cables in some ways, are much inferior to BT portable DAC/AMP devices such as Fiio BTR5, Qudelix-5K and EarStudio ES100.
Also, with them, you can always use short cable
BTW ... this LC-BT2 reminds me a little of Pets Collar Tracker . Just look at her face
Wanted some Spinfit CP145 tips, added them to my cart. Then, noticed that the seller has the Iris Ancestor as well for less than USD$3, so bought that too I just love cheap earbuds.
Love that idea. I don't have many 14.8mm drivers but I do know I really like my Smabat M1Pro as it is super neutral and comfy. Will have to look into that option. It's obvious I like to tweak if you look on the DIY thread...
I'd go for the X12 Ultra's so you also have Apt-X.
The X12 Pro is the earlier version and is AAC/SBC only, it also doesn't have qi wireless charging case. Well, unless you mod the case for it like I did.
Wanted some Spinfit CP145 tips, added them to my cart. Then, noticed that the seller has the Iris Ancestor as well for less than USD$3, so bought that too I just love cheap earbuds.
I'd go for the X12 Ultra's so you also have Apt-X.
The X12 Pro is the earlier version and is AAC/SBC only, it also doesn't have qi wireless charging case. Well, unless you mod the case for it like I did.
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