[claud W]

What is the CP 360? Copper ?, SPC? and what is the brand?

 

[AmericanSpirit]

What is the CP 360? Copper ?, SPC? and what is the brand?

CP360 is wide bore of SpinFit’s ear tips
It’s around 13USD on Amazon USA

 

[nymz]

With CP360 it’s close to KBEAR lark’s bass floor

Whats the specs of 360 that make it lower the bass? Asking because I don't want to buy them but I have loads of tips

 

[AmericanSpirit]

One should judge basis what they hear and not basis some celebrity's impressions. He too is human and can have different views. Best way is to make a sound judgement by reading as many impressions and reviews one can, if they're unable to demo a set locally.

Glad that you are enjoying your set!

Great point mate! Very logical and scientific, that’s how we progress and evolve. Not to simply rely on a localized set point, have multiple inputs to set course.

 

[AmericanSpirit]

Whats the specs of 360 that make it lower the bass? Asking because I don't want to buy them but I have loads of tips

There you go It helps with fit and ease long term listening exhaustion too

 

[Barusu Lamperouge]

Great point mate! Very logical and scientific, that’s how we progress and evolve. Not to simply rely on a localized set point, have multiple inputs to set course.

Thanks mate. The reason why we have forums like this to collaborate with each other who have different perspectives and have better experience with our purchases. Not everyone can afford a blind buy.

 

[AmericanSpirit]

But his favorite IEMs all have elevated subbass to midbass, which usually isn't a problem if done competently (unlike here)

Crinacle’s taste is Asian Profile: mid-bass is a detemining factor besides 3khz pinna gain.

Here is my coverage of Asian Profile vs Western Profile (note: it’s not related to human race, but more of cultural preference, I’m Asian but I do prefer western profile over Asian Profile for many genres)

0: eastern vs western
Post in thread 'ThieAudio Signature Series Tribrids: Clairvoyance & Monarch; Excalibur & Oracle'
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/thi...monarch-excalibur-oracle.936212/post-16315031

1: brief summary
Post in thread 'Moondrop in-ear monitors Impressions Thread'
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/moondrop-in-ear-monitors-impressions-thread.894139/post-16438618

2: coverage
Post in thread 'Moondrop in-ear monitors Impressions Thread'
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/moondrop-in-ear-monitors-impressions-thread.894139/post-16439362

3: more variations of profiles:
Post in thread 'Moondrop in-ear monitors Impressions Thread'
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/moondrop-in-ear-monitors-impressions-thread.894139/post-16451234

 

[Nimweth]

I have been trying a new cable on the GK10. It is this one:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0965T5P45/ref=ya_aw_od_pi?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Nice bit of extra sparkle in the treble.

 

[IcarusIX]

I think it's also because of how these are songs are mixed. Both have very sharp vocals and instrumentation. Both are good songs but I think there's some inherent sharpness to these songs especially with gear where treble has a bit of air and sparkle.

I think it is as you say, definitely sounds smoother on other iems and headphones. One more thing, on those songs it wasnt too offputting but on a song called 'Rabba main toh mar gaya oye' by Pritam, the man's voice sounds pretty grainy and at the 60 second mark, everything sounds pretty scratchy in the gk10 and is not so noticeable on other iems, almost invisible on my thieaudio legacy 3s, would that be a product of the iems' trebly nature combined with mixing? If anyone doesnt mind, let me know if you hear that in that spot too. Not many issues on other songs in my playlist, except some songs where the vocals seem slightly much on the low end and lowering 400hz area slightly helps a little bit for those songs (I'd rather not eq this set though, as I got the gk10 as a 'no fuss' set to just plug into wherever)

 

[AmericanSpirit]

I think it is as you say, definitely sounds smoother on other iems and headphones. One more thing, on those songs it wasnt too offputting but on a song called 'Rabba main toh mar gaya oye' by Pritam, the man's voice sounds pretty grainy and at the 60 second mark, everything sounds pretty scratchy in the gk10 and is not so noticeable on other iems, almost invisible on my thieaudio legacy 3s, would that be a product of the iems' trebly nature combined with mixing? If you don't mind, let me know if you hear that too. Not many issues on other songs in my playlist, except some songs where the vocals seem slightly much on the low end and lowering 400hz area slightly helps a little bit for those songs (I'd rather not eq this set though, as I got the gk10 as a 'no fuss' set to just plug into wherever)

Using SpinFit CP360 could solve that 400hz lowering issue. I also felt mid-bass was a bit too forward for some tracks.

 

[ian91]

With stock tips
My hearing is close to this
https://www.head-fi.org/threads/geek-wold-discussion-gk10.958787/post-16481847

But I like further tamed bass, and my solution is CP360. Which bring the bass floor to more neutral line.

Deep insertion and cp360 tightened the bass for me. With most other tips there was too much bass bloom obscuring mids. Very happy as it stands using cp360.

 

[Barusu Lamperouge]

I think it is as you say, definitely sounds smoother on other iems and headphones. One more thing, on those songs it wasnt too offputting but on a song called 'Rabba main toh mar gaya oye' by Pritam, the man's voice sounds pretty grainy and at the 60 second mark, everything sounds pretty scratchy in the gk10 and is not so noticeable on other iems, almost invisible on my thieaudio legacy 3s, would that be a product of the iems' trebly nature combined with mixing? If anyone doesnt mind, let me know if you hear that in that spot too. Not many issues on other songs in my playlist, except some songs where the vocals seem slightly much on the low end and lowering 400hz area slightly helps a little bit for those songs (I'd rather not eq this set though, as I got the gk10 as a 'no fuss' set to just plug into wherever)

The thing is most of the Bollywood music is made for folks who are going to listen on bass heavy treble dead earphones that cost less than $3. So the mixing basically compensates for that where they induce artificial details and clarity by playing with treble. For bass, yes, there's an obvious bias in the mix because for some reason Indians love bass. With a 10mm driver they expect bass of a tower speaker. Bass that rattles their teeth and can be felt in their hearts, so songs are very much produced by keeping that in mind.

The Mausam song you mentioned is purposely mixed that way because it is set in the lo-fi era of 90s where most songs will have grainy vocals and pointy treble if you listen on resolving gear. It's not gears' fault but at times that's how they create songs. Even technically competent Rahman's 90s songs will sound sibilant and grainy on modern gear. So, I don't think your earphones are at fault here, in this rare scenario, its the songs unfortunately.

 

[Kris77]

My green GK10 just arrived. So far so good

 

[Dsnuts]

Oh man!

 

[earmonger]

Absolutely. He has his preferences and others have theirs. And, his contribution to the community is very important. It's not his fault that folks take his word like gospel. He's just sharing his opinions which is very much in his rights.

I gotta say, I don't think he got a good fit. He complains about the cable pulling them out of his ears; all you have to do is turn it around the other way, so it's looping behind the wide end instead of over the bud itself.

• Very bloated bass response, needs less mid-bass and bleed for my own personal enjoyment.
  • Bass extension is not great either. Doesn’t resolve the lowest octaves well, if at all

To say there is mid-bass but no sub is just....wrong. OutKast's "The Way You Move," or just a sine sweep, shows the lows are there. Could be a QC problem too, like the extra glue someone here reported. Seems like he came at it with a chip on his shoulder because it wasn't his special find.