RikudouGoku
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Its for the people that like stuff like the Final Audio E series (E3000 & E5000).I just don't understand what the sound-tuner(engineer) expects to create such a sound.
Its for the people that like stuff like the Final Audio E series (E3000 & E5000).I just don't understand what the sound-tuner(engineer) expects to create such a sound.
Did you use stock tips? I found that I could not get a good seal with stock tips at all.GS Audio GT12x Impressions:
Bass: sub-bass rumble and extension arent that good, but there is some texture. Mid-bass texture is pretty good, is actually still on the tighter/faster side despite the quantity.
Mids: Female vocals lack brightness and clarity and is a bit recessed. Male vocal tonality is good but does lack clarity and detail.
Treble: Dark treble, not sharp at all and non-fatiguing. Does lack clarity and detail to me.
Overall: I had pretty high expectations of it and this definitely doesnt meet them. I can see some people liking this but it will be a niche rec at best.
I am using JVC spiral dots++. Stock tips basically never work for me.Did you use stock tips? I found that I could not get a good seal with stock tips at all.
What, it doesn't make any sense since their graph...GS Audio GT12x Impressions:
I checked out hisenior, randomly clicked on one of their iems, the 6BA singa uiem as it borderlined the very top of my budget at $400.
First thing I thought was hey, these look like the same mold/shape as the gs audio stuff, but I didnt think anything of it cause a lot of iems look alike.
Then I thought, wow that graph is VERY familiar, it looked very much like the typical tuning gs audio uses for a lot of their all BA iems (I'm all too familiar with their graphs at this point).
So I thought to myself, its a 6 BA all sonion driver iem, was there any iem like that made by gsaudio? The ST6B immediately came to mind.
Look how similar these two are..
https://www.hisenior-iem.com/collections/in-ear-headphones-monitors-wireless-earbuds/products/singau
https://www.aliexpress.com/i/1005002696937968.html
Manufacturer graphs:
It's already known that gsaudio offers oem/odm so it would not surprise me if this Fe6-SINGA-U by hisenior is based off of gsaudio's ST6B, which you can get for much cheaper at $292.
Its a "little" bit different in the ultra-high roll off but other than that its pretty much identical!I went out of my way to look for other iems in the discorvery thread and ended up stumbling on some (possibly) rebranded gsaudio stuff being marked up for $100 more.
How do you like it compared to the non-x gt12? Just on graph the gt12 looks a bit better. Does the gt12x at least maybe have less ba timbre, or better bass (since they are using a different mid bass driver)?
Mine arrived today. Interesting tuning decision by GS Audio..
It has smooth, warm and darkish tonality as you can see above.
Tried 20ohm resistor..
Not sure if I like it more, but I will keep listening and try other DAPs.
liking the GT12x more.How do you like it compared to the non-x gt12? Just on graph the gt12 looks a bit better. Does the gt12x at least maybe have less ba timbre, or better bass (since they are using a different mid bass driver)?
Also just realized the gt12 (non-x) is tuned almost the same as the ST8B. Not sure how I didn't notice until now.
Gallapago's st8b graph looked very similar to your gt12 graph on your squig I realized, so I went on GS audio's ig to see how they both measure on their rig and realized its very close to the same. See below:
I guess it's not surprising since they used the same driver series for each of the frequency divsions. Only real difference is that the st8b uses the better version 38 series bass driver, and uses real knowles twfks (albeit half as many) instead of the clone ones in the gt12 for mid/high frequencies.
Shame. Wonder what happened with @RikudouGoku 's set and if that's an accurate representation of the GT12x. His graph was a real turn off for me.Yes! That is much more in line with what I thought I was hearing! Was questioning my own hearing on the iem after seeing goku's graph. I am someone who is extremely sensitive to errant peaks in the frequency response. Hd600 was shouty for me, and a new HD650 was too bright. I was extremely annoyed by the DT1990 8k peak as well. A HD650 after wear in with darker treble was just to my taste. Thank you for posting this graph! Saved me a lot of self-doubt haha.
Having looked at the graph, we can already assume that not everything will be so good with the vocals, and the saturation of the middle frequencies and brightness is not worth it. However, I can assume that you need to listen to them for a long time, more than a week or even two, for the hearing to adapt. I had it like BGVP NS9 - they were also flat at first, and then they sounded. And stock cable a trash, for exmple: gs Audio gt4 + stock cable sounds very hars and mid oriented, after replacing a cable for a hybrig cuprum+silver, gt4 sounds very very different: bas become a detailed and deep, vocals more natural and overall neutral.GS Audio GT12X review https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/gs-audio-gt12x.25605/reviews#review-27501
Rank: D+
Nothing like the graph they showed, a shame...
Mine arrived today. Interesting tuning decision by GS Audio..
It has smooth, warm and darkish tonality as you can see above.
Tried 20ohm resistor..
Not sure if I like it more, but I will keep listening and try other DAPs.
Iphone 6S lightening adapterThe effect of the impedance adaptor is really intriguing.
What is the source?