[tinyman392]

Did they not say Estron T2?

Oof, I actually don't remember now.

 

[tinyman392]

Did they not say Estron T2?

Double post, sorry, looks like UE IPX and Estron T2 are the same thing?

The fake T2 is often named IPX plug or UE IPX plug, yet has nothing to do with Ultimate Ears, who uses original sockets and plugs from estron.

But yeah, don't buy fake connectors I guess

 

[Quartzwald]

I like the Ety sound, but the fit is just not there for me. If this has better ergonomics and similar sound, I might consider this.

 

[smorgar]

Very interesting. I'm in the market for a IEM that is "DF neutral" that is not super deep seal and I've considered the Moon Drop Blessing 2 but now I just have to wait and see how this turns out. LOVE my 4SR but the fit is not always the best like in the winter with a hat that presses on the IEMs or in the high summer when I sweat like crazy.

 

[AnyDave]

Did they not say Estron T2?

Yes, it utilizes the Estron T2 connector system and will ship with an Estron BaX cable.

 

[AnyDave]

i assume it will be around 500-600$
@EtyDave any updates ?

I've been asked to hold back on saying anything yet, so no official comment.





I've seen worse guesses, however.

 

[redrol]

I like the Ety sound, but the fit is just not there for me. If this has better ergonomics and similar sound, I might consider this.

Will fit worse if not the same.

 

[Max Choiral]

@EtyDave is there any good reason why new IEM wasn't designed with rotating nozzle? I mean, with ER4 design you can adjust angle insertion manually in order to achieve good seal. But that will not work for EVO due to its shape.

 

[zerogorgor]

Yes, it utilizes the Estron T2 connector system and will ship with an Estron BaX cable.

Unbeatable!

 

[AnyDave]

@EtyDave is there any good reason why new IEM wasn't designed with rotating nozzle? I mean, with ER4 design you can adjust angle insertion manually in order to achieve good seal. But that will not work for EVO due to its shape.

Adding a rotating articulation would've made the whole thing bigger where the nozzle is attached to the body, which ultimately would've made for a worse fit and negated any advantage of the rotation, I think. It might have changed the acoustics as well.

Unless the EVO is filling up your entire concha, there should be a little bit of room for changing the angle and fitting it in your ear. You are probably correct that the straight in nature of the ER4 could work across more individuals, but some folks don't care for that form factor, either. It's difficult to make everybody happy.

 

[rggz]

I've been asked to hold back on saying anything yet, so no official comment.





I've seen worse guesses, however.

But how about the EVO's FR graph?

 

[Quartzwald]

Will fit worse if not the same.

Sorry, fit was the wrong word to use. I guess what I am looking for is an improvement in ergonomics since the frankenstein style of the original is something I had difficulty with. If this rested on my ear similar to my Sony M9s but had the same deep insertion, I would be okay with that.

 

[smorgar]

The EVO seems to be deep seal as well with the long nozzle, right?

 

[Grimlock248]

Very interesting. I'm in the market for a IEM that is "DF neutral" that is not super deep seal and I've considered the Moon Drop Blessing 2 but now I just have to wait and see how this turns out. LOVE my 4SR but the fit is not always the best like in the winter with a hat that presses on the IEMs or in the high summer when I sweat like crazy.

Check out the Massdrop Plus. Bass is boosted just a little, but similar sound, with excellent fit and shells that don't stick out at all. A steal at the recent $150 price.

 

[CK Moustache]

Check out the Massdrop Plus. Bass is boosted just a little, but similar sound, with excellent fit and shells that don't stick out at all. A steal at the recent $150 price.

While the Massdrop Plus are generally nice IEMs, they are quite substantially bassier than the ER-4S/ER4SR/ER3SE/ER2SE, and also still a good bit bassier and warmer than the ER4XR/ER3XR as well (around 4 dB stronger bass compared to Etymotic's single-BA XR models), and also warmer in the root/fundamental range when compared to the ER2XR. They're more in line with a "warm v-shape with accurate mids" (due to the slight upper treble boost that they have as well) kind of tuning, and boast Campfire Audio Andromeda/NocturnaL Audio Atlantis quantity of bass, but with less thick lower mids than those.