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Pledge all 3 models, then post reviews for each of it 

Pledge all 3 models, then post reviews for each of it![]()
various attempts were made, and it seems Lear's BDM4.2 (4 balanced + 2 dynamic) is the best for ciem and the Dharma for big cans ( see Canjam SoCal appreciation thread about Dharma)One question, does all hybrids earphone generally perform better than non-hybrid balance armature drivers? Which means that hybrids earphone are more value for money?? correct me if I'm wrong..![]()
One question, does all hybrids earphone generally perform better than non-hybrid balance armature drivers? Which means that hybrids earphone are more value for money?? correct me if I'm wrong..![]()
Very much depends on implementation of the drivers, and what your preference is. I've heard straight dynamics I like, hybrids I like and multi BAs I like. Suggesting there is a "best" of anything in this hobby is a misnomer. At the end of the day its about what you like. Certainly as far as value is concerned, I've heard a lot of very good sounding Hybrids recently at far cheaper prices than their mulit-BA counterparts.
I do have an Adel U6 multi-BA due in June though - and I am very much looking forward to seeing how that sounds.
One question, does all hybrids earphone generally perform better than non-hybrid balance armature drivers? Which means that hybrids earphone are more value for money?? correct me if I'm wrong..![]()
Sorry typo. Yes I meant the Delta.
So the delta really capable of rivalling the triple driver iem![]()
Just my opinion and my preferences at play. Many others will prefer the thicker sound of the A83.
But yes - to me it has the sonic ability to play against other IEMs in the $150-250 bracket.
Guys, so finally what you guys getting?
I've pledged for 2 Hyperion, but considering Delta![]()
From my experience, there is no single method or design that guarantee best ultimate sound. So, it is all depending on the design and tuning. And also mostly on personal preferences.
For me, I did experienced and have some very good hybrids, and so far not so much pure BA IEMs really make me willing to buy them. But again I still believe it is much depending on the design and tuning, and cannot be generalized that hybrids generally better than non-hybrid.
Thanks for the clarification. By the way, what is the audible difference between single driver and multi-drivers (dual/triple)? Does multi-drivers earphone sounds more 3D and refined than single BA/dynamic earphone? Sorry for the dumb questions, I'm just starting to step in this audio game![]()
Thanks for the clarification. By the way, what is the audible difference between single driver and multi-drivers (dual/triple)? Does multi-drivers earphone sounds more 3D and refined than single BA/dynamic earphone? Sorry for the dumb questions, I'm just starting to step in this audio game![]()
It is all about the tuning. There are single drivers that sound better than multiple drivers. The best way to find out is to go to a local audio shop and test them out for yourself. Your personal preference makes a big difference too. More drivers do not translate necessarily to better performance, although there is a greater chance that may be the case.