San Man
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My 4U came in. Messing with the fit for now but so far so good
My 4U came in. Messing with the fit for now but so far so good
Upgrade over the W40? :wink_face:
Throughly enjoying my K10s.
Dr John, could you briefly explain the design philosophy behind the K10?
What did you tune it to sound like? Two channel near field etc?
Do any of you guys know why the switch line had been discontinued?
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It seemed as we were pushing a boulder up hill. Folks had a hard time accepting the "two in one" approach that the switch offered. Most folks thought it was just a matter of the switch making crossover adjustments, when the reality was, two seperate iem internals were housed in one shell. It would be like having a er4p, and a tf10 in one iem, and the switch would allow the user to select between the two.
Problem was trying to educate folks was a difficult task, so rather than continue to attempt to educate folks, we discontinued the product. Ultimatley, the switch products sounded good, it just wasnt a marketable concept
It's sad how some people can't appreciate a concept as neat as a two in one iem.
Guys what do you think of the K10u in comparison to the Audio 64 u12 and Sony XBA-Z5?
recently bought the CDM and using them with my K10's. Before I just used the onboard amp of my DAP (AK120II). The difference a good amp can make for the K10 is staggering. Never would have expected in ears can sound this good (not like they sounded bad unamped)
Bass and highs, definitely. Bass is more controlled and extend lower with no characteristics Westone mid bass hump. The highs definitely extend higher and sparkle more than the W40. The vocals are more laid back compared to the W40, clarity is about equal, so that'll take some time to get used to it.
have you heard the Layla? Surely that is among the very best as well?I've only heard the custom A12 in comparison to my custom K10.
The K10 sounds warmer, with a more forward and powerful midrange.
The A12 sounds a little more balanced, with more prominent treble.
Both bass presentations are stellar, with good texture, impact and quantity.
Essentially, the A12 and the K10 are 2 of the best IEMs on the market today.
I've only heard the custom A12 in comparison to my custom K10.
The K10 sounds warmer, with a more forward and powerful midrange.
The A12 sounds a little more balanced, with more prominent treble.
Both bass presentations are stellar, with good texture, impact and quantity.
Essentially, the A12 and the K10 are 2 of the best IEMs on the market today.
Don't suppose you guys/gals know if NA provide a universal to custom silicon conversion for the N6?
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