I own MACH 10, and have recently bought a pair of MACH 60. I realized that while the left piece indicates the model, the right one doesn't. Is there a way to tell them apart?
Yes, but it's slightly challenging. Each model has the serial number laser etched on the stem of the earphone. It is incredibly small but you can probably read it with a bit of magnification (it might work with a zoomed in cell phone pic).
One of my biggest design regrets was not identifying the model on both earpieces. It's not an issue if you only own one model, but it's problem if you own two.
Yes, but it's slightly challenging. Each model has the serial number laser etched on the stem of the earphone. It is incredibly small but you can probably read it with a bit of magnification (it might work with a zoomed in cell phone pic).
One of my biggest design regrets was not identifying the model on both earpieces. It's not an issue if you only own one model, but it's problem if you own two.
One of my biggest design regrets was not identifying the model on both earpieces. It's not an issue if you only own one model, but it's problem if you own two.
With all the talk of the MACH 70 having a more "audiophile" friendly sound and not wanting to spend money on one when I already have the excellent MACH 80 I thought I'd play with the lossless EQ on the Mojo2.
Here are my final settings:
Bass 20Hz = +Yellow (+4dB)
Bass 125Hz Shelf = +Red (+2dB)
Treble 3KHz Shelf = -Red (-2dB)
Treble 20KHz = +Orange (+3dB) (probably not needed but I thought why not)
This is the example of what the frequency bands do to the overall sound, taken from the manual for those wondering:
I like my new MACH 150, it has a much more "funner" sound signature now and no need to speed 1000+ on the 70.
I need a Balanced cable for my Mach 70. Looking for the 4.4mm Superbax @EtyDave ! They aren't in stock on the website. I emailed support and never got a response.
I wanted a 4.4 cable for my Mach 80s. Since Westone doesn't offer one (that I could find), I went to the Linum site. They stopped selling retail earlier this year. They're now sold (at least in the US) by Warner Tech-Care. Here's their cable section.
I need a Balanced cable for my Mach 70. Looking for the 4.4mm Superbax @EtyDave ! They aren't in stock on the website. I emailed support and never got a response.
Good morning and Thank you for responding @EtyDave. I'm hoping I can obtain one. I love my Mach 70, I just picked one up. The first time I heard it was with the Balanced Cable. So I'd definitely like to replicate that experience.
Do you expect it to sound any different from 4.4 vs 3.5mm?
Mach70 are very easy to drive, listening to them again right now with an old Shanling M0, and at volume 25-30 out of 100 they are plenty loud already.
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