[EddieE]

Interesting product. I have always felt that dynamic IEMs did mids much more naturally, but often had flabbier bass and less natural highs than BA in-ears. This decision makes a lot of sense.

 

[514077]

Interesting product. I have always felt that dynamic IEMs did mids much more naturally, but often had flabbier bass and less natural highs than BA in-ears. This decision makes a lot of sense.

God!  I'd love to A/B them with my Angies.  Sometimes, I think the vocals are somewhat subdued with the A's.  Be curious to see what dynamic drivers could do to the mids.

 

[Dionysus]

I'm very curious and I'd love to hear the Lola myself, but I do not find the mid subdued on the Angie II. On the contrary, I find them a little too mid centric. But excellent non the less.

 

[FastAndClean]

 

[FastAndClean]

 

[514077]

 

Thanks for those.

 

[514077]

I'm very curious and I'd love to hear the Lola myself, but I do not find the mid subdued on the Angie II. On the contrary, I find them a little too mid centric. But excellent non the less.

My statement was a bit in error.  I meant to say that vocals sometimes sound a bit more subdued.  But, I hope there's a way to audition them, somehow.

 

[Stillhart]

I heard these at Canjam and I'm really interetedin hearing more of them.  But more important, I SAW them at Canjam and they are SEXY!  That thing is made out of carbon fiber with strands of copper woven in it.  I think they called it "lightning strike carbon fiber".  The pics don't do it justice, it's just gorgeous.  I fully admit that my impressions of the sound are influenced by how awesome it looks.  lol
 
Looking forward to getting more time with them in the coming months!
 
 
Quote:

  Is there any product he doesn't like?
 

 
There's a big difference between liking everything you hear and only talking about the things you like.

 

[Traveller]

...I SAW them at Canjam and they are SEXY!  That thing is made out of carbon fiber with strands of copper woven in it.  I think they called it "lightning strike carbon fiber"...

LSCF has been in use in the custom-knives industry for the past five years or so - verrrry nice. Here's a sample of it on a beautiful Microtech c/o Monkeyedge (an awesome dealer state-side):
 

 
I love the stuff albeit I don't have any (folder) with it but you're 100% right, it's some really awesome-looking CF

 

[Stillhart]

That's awesome!  
 
/me rushes off to look up LSCF knives... sees pricing and backs away slowly...

 

[Traveller]

***OT***

That's awesome!  /me rushes off to look up LSCF knives... sees pricing and backs away slowly...

 
...and It's just like IEMs... one just ain't enough... 

 

[Stillhart]

   
...and It's just like IEMs... one just ain't enough... 

 
Is that your collection?  Sexy.  I just have a single Benchmade Axis Lock that I've had for about... 17 years now.  Old enough that I can't easily find a pic on Google, but such is life.  
 
Anyways, back to the Lola, who walks like a woman but talks like a man.

 

[Ike1985]

Super cool material.

 

[Joelc87]

Does the Lola come standard with the carbon copper shell?  The pre-ordering system on the jhaudio website makes no mention of it, nor is it available as a shell option. I'm in the market for a new CIEM and these look like the right price and sound.

 

[Stillhart]

  Does the Lola come standard with the carbon copper shell?  The pre-ordering system on the jhaudio website makes no mention of it, nor is it available as a shell option. I'm in the market for a new CIEM and these look like the right price and sound.

 
That's my understanding.