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Multi-Custom In-Ear Monitor Review, Resource, Mfg List & Discussion (Check first post for review links & information)

May 2, 2015 at 8:54 AM Post #4,608 of 4,841
Awesome review Mike. I have to say I agree 100% on almost each and every point.
 
May 8, 2015 at 7:45 AM Post #4,611 of 4,841
It has quite long canal sections, considering it is an acrylic monitor.
 
I remember M Fidelity was filling their shells with silicone before. Do they still use that method? Can't really say just by looking at the pic.
 
May 8, 2015 at 8:05 AM Post #4,613 of 4,841
amberozl said:
  It has quite long canal sections, considering it is an acrylic monitor.
 
I remember M Fidelity was filling their shells with silicone before. Do they still use that method? Can't really say just by looking at the pic.
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Yes it has longer canal than my other CIEMs, longest one I think. It seems to be past the second bend for a few mm.
 
M-Fidelity, Alf still offers silicone filled acrylic monitors, and mine is filled with silicone mate. 
 
May 8, 2015 at 8:07 AM Post #4,614 of 4,841
mikeportnoy said:
   
Yes it has longer canal than my other CIEMs, longest one I think. It seems to be past the second bend for a few mm.
 
M-Fidelity, Alf still offers silicone filled acrylic monitors, and mine is filled with silicone mate. 
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Mike, I'm waiting for you impressions. This CIEM is intriguing and is reasonably priced. If it have organic, thick note, balanced and spacious sound, with very good extensions on both ends, then this is acryclic CIEM which I'm looking for.
 
May 8, 2015 at 8:20 AM Post #4,615 of 4,841
shakur1996 said:
 
Mike, I'm waiting for you impressions. This CIEM is intriguing and is reasonably priced. If it have organic, thick note, balanced and spacious sound, with very good extensions on both ends, then this is acryclic CIEM which I'm looking for.
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Sure mate, I will share my exact impressions after enough listening and burn-in. For now, as I said, it has very good and natural note recreation, especially on mids. Also, when the switches off, it presents a good frequency balance.  The most impressive ability seems to be its transparency without being sharp or piercing. However, it is too early to say about its rank :) 
 
It seems to sound above my expectations honestly.. And it deserves more attention. 
 
May 8, 2015 at 8:43 AM Post #4,616 of 4,841
Hey Mike, have you tried the Linum BaX cable? I have one and it's amazingly light. It's good for testing IEMs because you can let the cable fade away like it's not there. 
Also, have you tried the Noble 4 or Noble 6? I was wondering if it'd be worth the upgrade from the N4 to the N6 if I could afford it.
 
May 8, 2015 at 10:18 AM Post #4,617 of 4,841
tropic said:
Hey Mike, have you tried the Linum BaX cable? I have one and it's amazingly light. It's good for testing IEMs because you can let the cable fade away like it's not there. 
Also, have you tried the Noble 4 or Noble 6? I was wondering if it'd be worth the upgrade from the N4 to the N6 if I could afford it.
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Yes I have tried it. Its sound has a good body and its low end is weighty. However it doesn't have a good transparency. And yes it is the most comfortable cable I've tried.

I haven't tried Noble's mate.
 
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