Just got these. The stock monitors don't sound good at all, even with EQ. But, I'm hoping to test my Raptgo Hook x with them this weekend when the 2-pin connector comes in! They are comfy though and a really cool concept.Switched to the Fostex TM2C true wireless adapters with the 2 pin cable. They sound incredible, fit and feel great. Super light. No tight wrap around like the Shure adapters. I think the Moondrop S8 sound better with the Fostex over the Shure. I'll have to keep listening...
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Going fully Wireless IEMs. Too soon? Or are we there yet?
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Since the firmware update on the ATH-TWX9 a few days ago, they have been bug free. The buttons have been working every time. Looks like they got it figured out
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Just uploaded my Morph Infiniconnect review, including dismantling the case to reveal what a sham it is ![Big Grin :D :D](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Let's hope the JBL one turns out better (and smaller)
Let's hope the JBL one turns out better (and smaller)
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The JBL Tune130NC are also $49 at World Wide Stereo.
erockg
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Very cool. They aren't bad, especially if you can score a decent price. I did move on and stuck with the Shure TW2 2nd Gen adapters with some Shure SE846s. Also using the Thieaudio Oracle with the FiiO UTWS5. Both great. I didn't like the Foxtex stock IEMs, so I'm right there with you.Just got these. The stock monitors don't sound good at all, even with EQ. But, I'm hoping to test my Raptgo Hook x with them this weekend when the 2-pin connector comes in! They are comfy though and a really cool concept.
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You guys might be interested in this: https://www.techpowerup.com/301869/campfire-audio-launches-orbit-their-first-true-wireless-earphones
C_Lindbergh
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I was very interested until...You guys might be interested in this: https://www.techpowerup.com/301869/campfire-audio-launches-orbit-their-first-true-wireless-earphones
"Noise cancellation and transparency are conspicuous by their absence,"
I can live without ANC if the passive isolation is decent, but a transparency mode is 100% must for me when it comes to TWS, it's simply too annoying to take them out all the time whenever you need to make a quick conversation, especially since you cant let them hang by your ear since there are no wires.
A lack of ANC is no excuse to not include a transparency mode, even tho it won't likely sound as good, but if it serves the purpose I don't mind that much.
From a design perspective they're prob the coolest looking TWS out there, just wish there was other color options!
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How are people who bought the Tune130NC liking them?
I think I might be hearing some hiss with the ANC enabled. I hear it with songs that have a really low volume or decay of a note in music. Mainly some classical music that quiet and subtle. In noisier situations I can't hear it as much. So, WHEN I need ANC it's not as noticable.
I used them while shopping yesterday and they worked pretty well with no complaints from my wife while chatting going into the store and wandering around Walmart. I find the tonality on my end to be a bit higher pitched which for me is a bit of a challenge as I don't hear that range as clearly as I used to. But other than that they sound OK for calls. Will update when I try them on a truly windy day.
I think I might be hearing some hiss with the ANC enabled. I hear it with songs that have a really low volume or decay of a note in music. Mainly some classical music that quiet and subtle. In noisier situations I can't hear it as much. So, WHEN I need ANC it's not as noticable.
I used them while shopping yesterday and they worked pretty well with no complaints from my wife while chatting going into the store and wandering around Walmart. I find the tonality on my end to be a bit higher pitched which for me is a bit of a challenge as I don't hear that range as clearly as I used to. But other than that they sound OK for calls. Will update when I try them on a truly windy day.
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Hmmm, no LDAC. Kinda disappointed with CFA here.You guys might be interested in this: https://www.techpowerup.com/301869/campfire-audio-launches-orbit-their-first-true-wireless-earphones
C_Lindbergh
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Hmmm, no LDAC. Kinda disappointed with CFA here.
Not their fault that Qualcomm scrapped the support of LDAC on their newer Socs.
SynaestheticA
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Any examples of LDAC working without hiccups yet though? most reviews I'm reading includes people turning LDAC off for better connectivityHmmm, no LDAC. Kinda disappointed with CFA here.
Have you tried taking an earbud out of your ear? I find it makes things very transparentI was very interested until...
"Noise cancellation and transparency are conspicuous by their absence,"
I can live without ANC if the passive isolation is decent, but a transparency mode is 100% must for me when it comes to TWS, it's simply too annoying to take them out all the time whenever you need to make a quick conversation, especially since you cant let them hang by your ear since there are no wires.
A lack of ANC is no excuse to not include a transparency mode, even tho it won't likely sound as good, but if it serves the purpose I don't mind that much.
From a design perspective they're prob the coolest looking TWS out there, just wish there was other color options!
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SynaestheticA
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The suss thing here is how they made a tws their cheapest product on the roster, surely it's more expensive to design a tws than wired iems?You guys might be interested in this: https://www.techpowerup.com/301869/campfire-audio-launches-orbit-their-first-true-wireless-earphones
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How about Comet and Satsuma? Those are/were cheaper, not sure if they are still around these days though.
I don't know if the market is really there yet for "high end" TWS models... At least not how we might define high end around here. To the rest of the world this model is very indulgent already.
Plus the standards are evolving so fast, not sure it makes sense to buy a $500-$1k TWS that will feel obsolete in a year or two.
I don't know if the market is really there yet for "high end" TWS models... At least not how we might define high end around here. To the rest of the world this model is very indulgent already.
Plus the standards are evolving so fast, not sure it makes sense to buy a $500-$1k TWS that will feel obsolete in a year or two.
Doesn't it seem like everything gets obsolete in a year or two?How about Comet and Satsuma? Those are/were cheaper, not sure if they are still around these days though.
I don't know if the market is really there yet for "high end" TWS models... At least not how we might define high end around here. To the rest of the world this model is very indulgent already.
Plus the standards are evolving so fast, not sure it makes sense to buy a $500-$1k TWS that will feel obsolete in a year or two.
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