An update on my experience with the Eros S & Cadmus!!
As the people following this blog might be aware that I absolutely adore the Eros S even before I got my own units. I was so excited about both the Cadmus and the Eros S./ while originally planning Eros S for my IE600, I ended up liking the Cadmus more with it. Eros S is fantastic but brings a lot of details and makes the treble snappy on the IE600. But I knew the capabilities of Eros S, and had tried it briefly with the Monarch MK2 too. Who knew where will I like it?
Fast Forward a few days and I got my new shipment consisting of the Softears RSV. While the original cable was decent enough with the set, I tried Eros S with it, and ever since then, they both have become two bodies, one soul. The pairing, the synergy of Softears RSV with the Eros S is so good that I felt like the Stock cable was meh at best. Bland would be a polite way to tell you guys how the stock cable feels now with the RSV. Eros S has filled the pair with so much life, so many details, yet it doesn't lose its character by any means. RSV has slowly grown on to me now, it has an absolutely brilliant midrange, and vocals just pop out with amazing clarity. Eros S has made its bass response a tad bit tighter than the stock but the treble is a lot more energetic and lively. Believe me, I don't even know where have i thrown the stock cable of RSV. That's the beauty of RSV with a soft, slightly dark treble-tuned IEM.
Coming forward to the Cadmus!!
As I stated earlier, I was planning to put Eros S on the IE600/Solaris and will see for the Cadmus. But the synergy of Cadmus with IE600 and Solaris has been so good that I just couldn't decide which one to put it on. So I basically sold the Solaris(was actually thinking to get another unit of Cadmus for it). About the sonic impressions, Cadmus has a tighter bass presentation in comparison to the Eros S. Eros S retrieves better details, and Cadmus gives you a smooth treble response. It's smooth, not dark or dull by any means. Tonally, I would say the Cadmus performs about 80-85% of the Eros, Both of these are fantastic cables. Now it can depend on what you would like and what you want to pair the cables with.
IMO for natural to bright sounding sets, Cadmus is the way to go, and for smooth, slightly dark sounding sets, Eros S is the way to go. I have no experience with the Ares S but planning to get it once I save some money(literally spent a lot recently lol). Hope you guys liked my write up, please leave me a like if you do
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