warrior1975
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You may get a letter down the road from them... I just did at work, and it's in collections. never received a bill or anything.
You may get a letter down the road from them... I just did at work, and it's in collections. never received a bill or anything.
I have 2 questions.
1) What is your opinion about how good the K10 seal or isolate?
They are my first CIEM (before I only tried Demo's and Universal Models), but I have the feeling e.g. the Shure SE846 provide a better isolation.
2) How reliable are the 2 pin connectors of the cable? I have now one cable for balanced operation and one for single end use. Is it fine to exchange the cables frequently, or should I consider to rather buy an adapter for the balanced cable?
cheers
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1) What is your opinion about how good the K10 seal or isolate?
They are my first CIEM (before I only tried Demo's and Universal Models), but I have the feeling e.g. the Shure SE846 provide a better isolation.
Noble will be attending CAN JAM in Denver, Colorado. (October 10-12)
On display will be something new and unique. (IE not a hybrid)
It will be unique, and unexpected, much like a reverse elbow to the face.
My K10 actually isolates better than my SE846 with the stock olives. My K10s have very deep canals, though. However, the SE846 with the Sensaphonics Custom Sleeve isolates even better than the K10s.
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Who wants to carpool to Denver in October to see the white whale of IEMs revealed?
Who wants to carpool to Denver in October to see the white whale of IEMs revealed?
While these customer-designed Kaiser 10 feature Wizard's favorite wood, Buckeye Burl, the blue glow-in-the-dark Noble crowns floating a top what appears to be a teeming surface of another world steal the show.With the lights off, the glow from the crowns shines bright, just barely illuminating what's below much like moonlight shining through to the ocean floor.