Noble Audio - the Wizard returns!
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Okay I have a question about ear tips and sorry if this had been discussed too many pages to skim. I think I've found the the best seal with final type E tips (props to who mentioned them) even tho they back out a bit from my ear drum and feel like they're getting loose, when I go to remove them I hear/feel a slight pop like there's a suction I'm assuming that's a prefect seal? Now my question is the K10u has such a wide bore, and the type E opening is probably half of of the K10 without a tip. Wouldn't that reduced diameter nozzle close out or somehow reduce the sound quality or quantity? Probably opening another can of worms here, sorry .....
FA type E tips will change the signature, although all tips do to a greater or lesser extent. My experience with the E types is that they will tend to attenuate the sub bass slightly, and tighten up the bass signature. Also, they will bring the upper mids/lower treble a little more to the forefront. The beauty of tips is that they are the least expensive means of experimenting with signature changes to find what sounds good to you. BTW, the E's do seal pretty well for me and I too get a little "pop" when I remove them. Interestingly, FA iems I've tried have had nozzles wider than the FA E tip bore size. My 2 cents.
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The gods smiled..... cabin door shutAnd seats are empty
Back in Bankok and she awaits me
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Love Bangkok, hope you're going to get a Thai massage everyday. At about $9 an hour, it's a hard bargain to pass up, it's a daily ritual for me every time I go there.The gods smiled..... cabin door shut
And seats are empty
Back in Bankok and she awaits me
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No, I'm in Bankok to see a project Rico has been working on. After that I head north
Group trips are even better, I went with 8 other guys and girls on my first trip to Bangkok and we'd go get Thai massages every day. One girl said they do a better job of relieving stress on her lower back and neck than her chiropractor, certainly much more cost effective. Which makes sense, since it is based on martial arts and traditional medicine from China, and India.
The gods smiled..... cabin door shut
And seats are empty
Back in Bankok and she awaits me
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