kendric
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The MDT actually sounded best on wide-bore/opening tips for me. Am using JVC Stock Single Flanges, and managed to get the cleanest sound so far with optimal positioning and texturing. Of course it could have been due to the pairing with Hisound Studio 3rd Anv too.
Well, it's just my opinion on the only 2 quality IEMs I own. I think TF10's detail and soundstage are much better than the MDT's. That's not to say MDT's soundstage and details are lacking. They're just not at the level of TF10 when compared to each other.
I enjoy listening to my MDT a lot more than TF10 because TF10's treble pierce and hurt my ear when I turn the volume up to where I like it (pretty loud). I use the Sony Hybrids on the TF10 because I don't like how the Comply's muffle the TF10. The fit and comfort of MDT is also much better than TF10, even if MDT is heavier. I only use the TF10 for gaming, movies, and when I want to do some analytical listening of music. The MDT is so smooth, full-bodied, and has amazing bass (I'm also a basshead too)... all the while staying detailed (enough) without sounding harsh and cold. For most music, I much prefer using MDT.
The Tributes do benefit greatly from my FiiO E10 with gain turned on high. It also sounds a lot more detailed with the triple flanges compared to the round sleeves. However, triple flanges take a bit more work to insert and they start to bother my ears after wearing the MDT for 1+ hour.
The MDT actually sounded best on wide-bore/opening tips for me. Am using JVC Stock Single Flanges, and managed to get the cleanest sound so far with optimal positioning and texturing. Of course it could have been due to the pairing with Hisound Studio 3rd Anv too.