I still haven't worked out how to use ARTA to measure an impedance curve. I'm 99.9% sure its flat though - most single DDs tend to be. And when I measured frequency curves with different cables, and with an impedance adaptor - they produced the same curve shape.
Has anyone seen or done impedance measurements for the P1? I know the nominal impedance is 50 ohm, but with all the reports of these being tougher to drive than one would expect, I wonder if they have a different measured impedance or a large impedance spike (as many dynamic drivers do).
Interesting... I assumed dynamic IEMs would have impedance changes like dynamic headphones often do. Maybe it's a size thing? Anyway, it's good to know.
Interesting... I assumed dynamic IEMs would have impedance changes like dynamic headphones often do. Maybe it's a size thing? Anyway, it's good to know.
Not all dynamic headphones have significant impedance changes. Look at the differences here. Putting a resistor in series with the DT 880 32 ohm would have little effect except to change the volume. Even the DT 880 250 ohm is not that great of a variance.
Why wouldnt they just send you a Q1 and not have to refund you? If they wanted some sort of apology they could give you a $20 discount or something. Sweet get though!
While at first I didn't like the Spinfits, I have used the Small ones and gone for a deeper insertion, this seems to be the best way and the sound is great, the highs are smooth and the bass is equal in quality to the Comply I was using, not to mention much easier to live with. Not as isolating but still a good deal of noise blocking.
Spiral dots are by far the best for me. They seal properly to get good bass and don't kill the highs like the spinfits, Sony hybrids and comply tips. The Mee biflange tips sound the best but aren't as comfortable as the spiral dots.
If you're using the digital audio out (via CCK) then no, no distortion setting it to max. If you're using the headphone jack (assuming you still have one lol) straight to an amp, then I'm not really sure. It would result in "double-amping" which some say can cause distortion.
Hi, I was wondering for people that owned these for a while if the mmcx connectors have had the issue spinning in place. Also please let me know if anyone has had this issue with replacement cables. What replacement cables could I use. Does any cable with the same connector work? Thank you.
Hi, I was wondering for people that owned these for a while if the mmcx connectors have had the issue spinning in place. Also please let me know if anyone has had this issue with replacement cables. What replacement cables could I use. Does any cable with the same connector work? Thank you.
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