[tinyman392]

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The TF10 is far from a stereotype of a BA. It is a V shape sig which is the only one that i have heard for a BA. Most are analytical or neutral!

 
Here's another one to add to the list of V-shape BAs: Phonak PFE232.  It is a V-shape, but not quite as deep XD  But yes, TF10 is not typical of a BA.  Neither would the Westone 3s.

 

[Swimsonny]

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Here's another one to add to the list of V-shape BAs: Phonak PFE232.  It is a V-shape, but not quite as deep XD  But yes, TF10 is not typical of a BA.  Neither would the Westone 3s.

Oh yes i have heard that the 232 is rather V and that the W3 is very V. but yes this is far from typical in a BA IEMs. The TF10 is the only V shaped BA i have personally heard!

 

[eke2k6]

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The TF10 is far from a stereotype of a BA. It is a V shape sig which is the only one that i have heard for a BA. Most are analytical or neutral!

 
I was referring to the metallic timbre.

 

[Swimsonny]

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I was referring to the metallic timbre.

Hmm, i can see what your getting at there....

 

[elvergun]

Double post...

 

[elvergun]

I have not noticed this metallic timbre.

 

[H20Fidelity]

I have not noticed this metallic timbre.

I do, one of the reasons I enjoy TF10, that timbre works well with EDM for me.

 

[glac1er]

Same here, some BA's I've tried, such as SM3v1 and tfp, have treble that packs crazy amount of details but come off as too delicate to my ears. I only noticed this when I A/B it against a good full-size and to a lesser extent the GR07. However, it's easy for to adjust and after couple minutes I kind of forget about it.