What are you using as your source?
iPhone X
I remember seeing someone els day their headphones had hiss in the thread, but can’t find the post and not sure if he returned them
What are you using as your source?
I think the question is whether you hear hiss on all tracks not just one song.
Very possible that there is an impedance mismatch between the iPhone and the A5
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/whatever-you-do/1310052885?i=1310052906
Can one of you guys listen to this song and let me know if it hisses really bad on your a5s
It’s called whatever you dneed by brandi carlile....for those who don’t use Apple music
It's in that track.
I'll second that.It's in that track.
I'll second that.
A5 has amasing ability to reproduce high frequencies, so bring out noise IF it is present in the recording.
After almost 2 weeks, I can confirm that the A5 are magnificent.
You only have to worry about choosing the filter and tip that best suits your tastes and ergonomics. I already mentioned that with the black filter I found it hard in the upper zone. I changed it for gray and now perfect for me. It sounds excellent with any musical style. I am quite eclectic in terms of musical tastes and there is still nothing that the A5 does not do well.
And if its sound is excellent, its ergonomics is superior. I have been a few years without using IEMs because they bothered me and with these I can be hours and hours without the minimum discomfort. In an IEM it is an indissoluble equation, sound and comfort.
I think they can be an End of the game for many of us.
I used to think there was such a thing as "end of game". Now I realize that periodically I need to shift around my game.
The A5 is remarkably similar in signature to the FLC8S, but has less pieces to "go on vacation". And by the way, I used to think the FLC8S was my end game unit.
For those who are mentioning sibilance issues, I would suggest staying away from IEMs with "reference" sound signatures. Those units unit have extended high end, and less low end. My guess is that the people who mention sibilance should probably stick with "fun" sounding units. My taste runs in between reference and mild "fun". I use the gray filters on the LZ-A5; and run the gunmetal filter for the high end on the FLC8S. The fun signature crowd probably leans to the gold filter on the FLC8S. I suppose a filter other than the black or grew with the A5 would make for a more fun sound but I am happy with the grey and see no reason to go with the filters that, it would appear, reduce the treble.
I think LZ and Forrest are geniuses when it comes to IEM units. Thanks to both vendors.