mr.karmalicious
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right now none of them are coming with it, i think.Yeah can’t wait for acme impressions i hope they are dope.
Are the acme coming with these metal case ?
right now none of them are coming with it, i think.Yeah can’t wait for acme impressions i hope they are dope.
Are the acme coming with these metal case ?
Many thanks for your detailed feedback and picture. very helpful now I very tempted to flip the DM6 with S8F, I struggling to make decision on weather to invest in a good DAP or IEM I currently have Fiio X5iii and Chord Mojo.I can offer some initial thoughts on the S8F vs the DM6.
- The midrange is definitely more liquid and forward than it was on the DM6 for me. I never tried the 846, but if the tuning is anything like the 530/535, that will probably still have a more pronounced midrange (being originally meant as vocal monitors and all).
- The midrange is also more detailed than the DM6, but it's more detailed everywhere.
- The treble is less fatiguing for me, personally. Still plenty of texture and air and energy.
- The bass seems to go a little lower and be more detailed—it's a little less "thumpy" than the DM6, though. Still enough to make you feel like you're feeling your heartbeat inside your brain, however.
- Overall, even more lively. Just very very involving and detailed.
- Physically, they're kinda big. They actually fit me better because of the longer, thicker stems, but they don't sit "flush" in my ear like the DM6 did:
vs.
I don't sleep with earphones in though, so it's not a big deal—just figured it was worth mentioning.
Great, thank you for the comparison! When I asked Hawaiibadboy his best choice for a very lively IEMs he told me S8F, to see confirmation from you & some others make me think I did the best choice possible, I can't wait to get them in my ears!
- Overall, even more lively. Just very very involving and detailed
No problem! It's quite strange, actually--when you get to this price and quality range, moving between sets is usually like, "hmm, I guess this is a little better at x?? And maybe worse at y??" and you have to listen for a while and kinda reach a conclusion. Here, it was just Immediately apparent, and I already liked my DM6s a lot.Great, thank you for the comparison! When I asked Hawaiibadboy his best choice for a very lively IEMs he told me S8F, to see confirmation from you & some others make me think I did the best choice possible, I can't wait to get them in my ears!
So is it worth to pay more then twice over DM6?I can offer some initial thoughts on the S8F vs the DM6.
- The midrange is definitely more liquid and forward than it was on the DM6 for me. I never tried the 846, but if the tuning is anything like the 530/535, that will probably still have a more pronounced midrange (being originally meant as vocal monitors and all).
- The midrange is also more detailed than the DM6, but it's more detailed everywhere.
- The treble is less fatiguing for me, personally. Still plenty of texture and air and energy.
- The bass seems to go a little lower and be more detailed—it's a little less "thumpy" than the DM6, though. Still enough to make you feel like you're feeling your heartbeat inside your brain, however.
- Overall, even more lively. Just very very involving and detailed.
- Physically, they're kinda big. They actually fit me better because of the longer, thicker stems, but they don't sit "flush" in my ear like the DM6 did:
vs.
I don't sleep with earphones in though, so it's not a big deal—just figured it was worth mentioning.
To throw in my $0.02, yes, if you can afford it. As @mr.karmalicious says, there is a pretty apparent difference between the two, not just subtle.So is it worth to pay more then twice over DM6?
Any news as to when it will be on shelves?Fearless audio s12 hyperS (12ba) is also coming.
Yeah, the S8F has satisfied my recurring hunger for upgrades, well, until the next loop!Any news as to when it will be on shelves?