[soundblast75]

My K10 unis are in UK but held in ups.
not back home till mond anyway.
the BASS really worries me tho,I expect to hear none,especially next to Ref1.
tho Brannan told me bass is more than SE846 it doesn't seem to be the general opinion.I need bass.not just texture and extension.BASS!

 

[Sorensiim]

My K10 unis are in UK but held in ups.
not back home till mond anyway.
the BASS really worries me tho,I expect to hear none,especially next to Ref1.
tho Brannan told me bass is more than SE846 it doesn't seem to be the general opinion.I need bass.not just texture and extension.BASS!

If it's in the music, you'll get your bass, trust me. 

 

[soundblast75]

If it's in the music, you'll get your bass, trust me. 

I realize that,but I hate it when it goes thin the rest of the time with most balanced armature of the kind.hopefully this isn't the case here.

 

[warrior1975]

soundblast75 Since we have the same concern, I'll be paying close attention to your impressions. I've gone back and forth with myself for months over the K10s for this reason... Although now with the universal option available it makes it easier, order that and if I don't like I can sell it, if I do, I will still sell it and get the custom version. Win-win for me.

 

[soundblast75]

soundblast75 Since we have the same concern, I'll be paying close attention to your impressions. I've gone back and forth with myself for months over the K10s for this reason... Although now with the universal option available it makes it easier, order that and if I don't like I can sell it, if I do, I will still sell it and get the custom version. Win-win for me.

I think with anything this pricey a trial period is due,but with Ref1 is not possible and Noble it seems has a %20 fee on returns
I'm possibly regretting byuing these before hearing it I'm afraid,yet if you hear I loved it,you'll know what to do)

 

[warrior1975]

Best of luck to you bro!! If they do have the same slam as the 8s, I'd be very happy, more bass... I'd be beyond very happy. I suppose the 20% restocking fee is not that bad, but you could probably sell them here for a smaller loss I'd imagine.

 

[moedawg140]

My K10 unis are in UK but held in ups.
not back home till mond anyway.
the BASS really worries me tho,I expect to hear none,especially next to Ref1.
tho Brannan told me bass is more than SE846 it doesn't seem to be the general opinion.I need bass.not just texture and extension.BASS!

 

Best of luck to you bro!! If they do have the same slam as the 8s, I'd be very happy, more bass... I'd be beyond very happy. I suppose the 20% restocking fee is not that bad, but you could probably sell them here for a smaller loss I'd imagine.

 
PMed both of you.

 

[Girls Generation]

I realize that,but I hate it when it goes thin the rest of the time with most balanced armature of the kind.hopefully this isn't the case here.

 
A good headphone is when the bass comes out when it's needed, and isn't abundant when unnecessary. The track calls for a certain amount of bass and the K10 will present it, but it won't add more bass to an already bass-lacking track. The K10 displayed a very satisfying amount of well-controlled bass with some of my bass-heavy dubstep/electronic music, but it wasn't so with my jazz or vocal tracks.
 
If you're looking to have a lot of bass for all your tracks no matter the genre and track quality then I suggest you look into poorly made headphones such as the Roxanne.

 

[soundblast75]

That's fine, if you've heard it yet. Hopefully you have before making that statement.

Ps. JH Audio a top company? 
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[Girls Generation]

 

That's fine, if you've heard it yet. Hopefully you have before making that statement.

Ps. JH Audio a top company? 

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you will be the first person to say they aren't

They aren't. I'd risk even saying they're atrocious and toxic as a company. But this is the Noble thread so back on track.
 
K10 isn't a very impressive headphone. That is, it won't wow away the majority right away but shines when the listener can appreciate sound quality as a whole and not just some bumps and dips in the FR that makes a can sound 'velvety' or 'exciting.' It's very well-balanced in that nothing pokes out. It sacrifices nothing and does everything well. It won't 'specialize' in a genre because it wasn't meant to, but it will present sound that is just exquisite with any genre thrown at (except death metal because of speed). If you can listen for and appreciate imaging, layering, elegance, details, PRaT, 3D soundstage, separation, presentation, and coherency, you will like the K10. If you're looking for something exciting and just listen to one or two genres then maybe it's not for you.
 
Mustang vs. Mercedes. Choose.

 

[soundblast75]

That's better.
BTW somethings wrong and tho I'm subscribed it doesn't come up in my subscribtions, apologies if I'm late at responding.
anyhow, I like quality and present bass,not cheap and have spend thousands on iems,if k10 isn't what am after its going back.
or someone in uk/eu can buy it from me I guess.
but how easy it is to sell?

 

[Girls Generation]

That's better.
BTW somethings wrong and tho I'm subscribed it doesn't come up in my subscribtions, apologies if I'm late at responding.
anyhow, I like quality and present bass,not cheap and have spend thousands on iems,if k10 isn't what am after its going back.
or someone in uk/eu can buy it from me I guess.
but how easy it is to sell?

 
Give them a thorough review with your favourite tracks. It's either 20% restocking fee, or reselling for around USD1000-1100. However, Noble doesn't offer for their ownership transfer service gold nuggets and an array of other custom aesthetic features that usually come with the price of a new pair so resale value won't be extremely high. In terms of how easy it is to sell? Usually K10s are gone by the next day whenever it comes up in the classifieds.

 

[Kunlun]

Myself because the Roxanne actually sucked. My JH13 and JH16 were better overall as an actual listenable piece of gear.

I found this to be the case as well, based on my listening experience.

I feel like the K10 is better tuned to sound better with more types of music.

 

[FullCircle]

That's better.
BTW somethings wrong and tho I'm subscribed it doesn't come up in my subscribtions, apologies if I'm late at responding.
anyhow, I like quality and present bass,not cheap and have spend thousands on iems,if k10 isn't what am after its going back.
or someone in uk/eu can buy it from me I guess.
but how easy it is to sell?

Due to the fact Noble has yet to have a dealer in the UK, I'd guess they would sell fairly fast, as they are highly sought after, but a bit difficult to obtain in the UK.

Give them a thorough review with your favourite tracks. It's either 20% restocking fee, or reselling for around USD1000-1100. However, Noble doesn't offer for their ownership transfer service gold nuggets and an array of other custom aesthetic features that usually come with the price of a new pair so resale value won't be extremely high. In terms of how easy it is to sell? Usually K10s are gone by the next day whenever it comes up in the classifieds.

Yes, & No

In theory, one could purchase a "wizard design" when excersizing the ownership transfer service. that being said, it would probably be more economically prudent to purchase a new Noble.

 

[Girls Generation]

Yes, & No

In theory, one could purchase a "wizard design" when excersizing the ownership transfer service. that being said, it would probably be more economically prudent to purchase a new Noble.

 
Bad wording on my part. That is exactly what I did after finding out about the above. Seemed to me that getting one of your masterpieces with the additional fee was a better option than paying the fees for my own art since even with the purchase of a new set of K10 I would need to pay the same price to get a Wizard design. 

 First year microeconomics logic anyone?