clerkpalmer
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Thanks. I do not. I see they are listed as pre-order. When will they be available?If you speak Japanese, there are several you tube reviews covering the Falcon Pro.
Thanks. I do not. I see they are listed as pre-order. When will they be available?If you speak Japanese, there are several you tube reviews covering the Falcon Pro.
Thanks. I do not. I see they are listed as pre-order. When will they be available?
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Whenever inserting or removing the cable, make sure to just push straight in or pull straight out. Trying to wiggle in or out puts lateral force on the sides of the sockets, which can alter their shape. Possibly one of the non stock cables you tried deformed the sockets, as not all 2-pin connectors are exactly the same size. If one of your other cables still fits in, just use that. Or if you are willing to risk damaging the stock cable, you can try to slightly flatten the pins with pliers.When I first received my Khan the stock cable was very tight and flush with the monitor. In order to try another cable it took quite an effort to remove the stock cable. Other cables I have tried have fit snug and deep in the socket. Now when I want to use the stock cable it does not want to seat and invariably falls off. Is there a special method of inserting the stock cable so that it sits flush and tight?
Thanks for that. In my case the pins on the stock cable go in easily but the connector body will not go down flush while 3 other cables will. Moon Black Dragon, Effect Audio Ares II, Penon OS849. As the original was such a tight fit from the factory I thought perhaps it was heated or something. I rather like the original cable sound with Symbio peel tips. I am using the Moon for now. Perhaps I will attach different 2 pin connectors.Whenever inserting or removing the cable, make sure to just push straight in or pull straight out. Trying to wiggle in or out puts lateral force on the sides of the sockets, which can alter their shape. Possibly one of the non stock cables you tried deformed the sockets, as not all 2-pin connectors are exactly the same size. If one of your other cables still fits in, just use that. Or if you are willing to risk damaging the stock cable, you can try to slightly flatten the pins with pliers.
Whatever you do, keep in mind that these tiny sockets are not meant for lots of pulling out and reinsertions. That goes for any iems brand and also mmcx connectors.
Hi Mr. Wizard in regards to the zyphere what kind of sound can we expect? was looking for soemthing bass centric like dulce was i might have to end up seeing i can still get my hands on one here in tokyo but if zyphere is in that realm i might hold off before pulling the trigger
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Zephyr and Katana do sound excellent with similar styles of music as John mentioned above. katana is more analytical. Zephyr adds more emotion to the sound. Both are detailed. Katana has excellent BA sub bass. Zephyr has excellent DD mid and sub bass. Not overpowering bass but correct bass. Both IEMs are rather coherent.hmm ok kinda where katana kinda excels ok once we get it in tokyo i'll have to demo it out i guess
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