the fool
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How does this compare with Grace?
The tuning is difficult to see. I had to have the diagram in front of me and make sure the monitor is facing just as in the diagram.Just did an initial sweep on the Purple out of the box and initial impressions. Got a nice warm organic sound much in keeping with the Earsonics house sound. I do like the tuning response.
https://headfonics.com/2019/06/earsonics-purple-first-contact/
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The tuning is difficult to see. I had to have the diagram in front of me and make sure the monitor is facing just as in the diagram.
I used mine as well...also on the wrong side of 50. They don't make it easy.Yeah, i am on the wrong side of 50 now and I need my phone torch app on to get it just right.
I used mine as well...also on the wrong side of 50. They don't make it easy.
I was infatuated with Warm mode but after critical listening found myself settling on Standard, only switch to Warm again since my review.
Tips were a touch of a challenge, I have my go to Spiral Dots and Final E tips but for some reason they weren't cutting it with the Purple. I found some dual flange Spin Fits, which feel like a bad seal, but I guess they aren't because they provide me the best sound. Strange thing is, I never use double flange tips.
Very interesting question. Grace is TOTL and the Purple is more of an extension of the Velvet series, albeit an ass kicking extension. The Purple has the 3 different tunings, which actually have distinct sound differences. The Grace, does as the name applies, delivers it's sound with grace. It is smooth and super easy to listen to. The Purple is detailed but not cold and sterile. It really depends on your budget.How does it compared to Grace?
For Velvet > Warm only as going to Tight and Standard makes the treble distant and whole sound grow soft...Which mode out of 3 do you use?