[jwbrent]

For those interested, I just posted my review of the F4100.

 

[Jalo]

For those interested, I just posted my review of the F4100.

Great job, John. Enjoyed reading your review of the F4100.

 

[jwbrent]

Great job, John. Enjoyed reading your review of the F4100.

Thank you, Jalo. If it wasn't for you, it would have never happened.

 

[AnakChan]

Nope, it is not IEM but an announcement will come next month. I am under death threat not to say anymore but I have heard it.

You can't speak about this??

 

[jeremy205100]

Hi everyone,

I just posted my review of the F7200 here (https://www.head-fi.org/f/showcase/final-f7200.21785/reviews#review-18520).

Build quality wise, it's a huge step up from my F4100, but they sound very similar, and I had trouble noticing much of a difference in the sound.

 

[FinalHQ]

Hi everyone,

I just posted my review of the F7200 here (https://www.head-fi.org/f/showcase/final-f7200.21785/reviews#review-18520).

Build quality wise, it's a huge step up from my F4100, but they sound very similar, and I had trouble noticing much of a difference in the sound.

Hi John,

Many thanks for the great review, we really appreciate it !

All the best,
final

 

[CH23]

well that just happened.




EDIT: I'm glad that cyanoacrylate (superglue) exists. Fixed it.

and once again, this time the other IEM.

it's a shame, really. i feel like Final should (have) use(d) another glue.

 

[jeremy205100]

and once again, this time the other IEM.

it's a shame, really. i feel like Final should (have) use(d) another glue.

Did you try contacting them to get it fixed?

 

[jwbrent]

Hi John,

Many thanks for the great review, we really appreciate it !

All the best,
final

If you were referring to my review here, you're welcome. I also posted my F4100 review, too.

If you were thanking jeremy205100 whose post you quoted, never mind.

John

 

[jwbrent]

and once again, this time the other IEM.

it's a shame, really. i feel like Final should (have) use(d) another glue.

I didn't realize they were glued ... I thought the sections were threaded. Does crazy glue work on steel?

 

[jwbrent]

Just noticed Final has two new dynamic driver IEMs, the E3000 and the E2000. Kind of reminds me of the DD equivalents of the F7200/F4100. I'll be keeping my eye on these since I'm a fan of DD designs, the IE 800 being my current favorite. I didn't see any pricing info but I wouldn't be surprised if they were in the same range ($300-$500) as the F7200/F4100.

 

[jwbrent]

Hi everyone,

I just posted my review of the F7200 here (https://www.head-fi.org/f/showcase/final-f7200.21785/reviews#review-18520).

Build quality wise, it's a huge step up from my F4100, but they sound very similar, and I had trouble noticing much of a difference in the sound.

Congrats, Jeremy, for your thoughtful review. We seem to be in agreement although I did notice more bass with the F4100 compared to the F7200.

 

[CH23]

I didn't realize they were glued ... I thought the sections were threaded. Does crazy glue work on steel?

Can't say, since i don't really know what that is. I use cyanoacrylate.

Did you try contacting them to get it fixed?

No need, a drop of glue fixes everything.

 

[Oscar-HiFi]

Just noticed Final has two new dynamic driver IEMs, the E3000 and the E2000. Kind of reminds me of the DD equivalents of the F7200/F4100. I'll be keeping my eye on these since I'm a fan of DD designs, the IE 800 being my current favorite. I didn't see any pricing info but I wouldn't be surprised if they were in the same range ($300-$500) as the F7200/F4100.

The link system color coding is not working correctly, so scroll over E3000 for a direct link.

They are going to be a lot cheaper than that

And initial impressions are very good for their price (under £100 hopefully).

 

[thefitz]

Just noticed Final has two new dynamic driver IEMs, the E3000 and the E2000. Kind of reminds me of the DD equivalents of the F7200/F4100. I'll be keeping my eye on these since I'm a fan of DD designs, the IE 800 being my current favorite. I didn't see any pricing info but I wouldn't be surprised if they were in the same range ($300-$500) as the F7200/F4100.

The link system color coding is not working correctly, so scroll over E3000 for a direct link.

Fantastic. I'm starting to realize that I'm a dynamic driver kinda guy.