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The wizard universals, we offer them on the website. Some folks pm for special requests
So we can get custom-like universal Encore?.. Didn't know that.
The wizard universals, we offer them on the website. Some folks pm for special requests
So we can get custom-like universal Encore?.. Didn't know that.
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Yeah, I hit that milestone on Tuesday past. This morning I finally gave in and emailed the lab to check on progress
Yea.. I didnt get an email gloriously portraying my ciems in all their luster yesterday
Without audition? How audacious! (excuse the pun)
I auditioned the Noble line up to the Dulce Bass a couple of weeks ago and the Dulce were my favourites. I only had a few minutes per set, but like you said, the Dulce Bass are really quite versatile. I did the auditioning with a selection of music including Madam Butterfly and Haydn piano concertos and they sounded lovely. I was very close to buying them when I tried the Custom Art Ei.3 and knew I had found the right option for me. Both the Sage and Dulce Bass have stuck in my head however. Very, very nice!
If required we can offer orange face plates, we do have matrix material in orange as well
I have a question for Dr Moulton – what output impedance are your IEMs (in particular the custom K10) tuned to sound best from? I know the impedance of multi-driver BA IEMs can vary with frequency, which can cause their frequency response to change with increasing impedance of the source they’re paired with. My device has an output impedance of about 3 ohms, but I was wondering if a device with an impedance of 1 ohm or less (assuming all other specs are the same) would produce an audible change in frequency response with the K10, and if this change would bring the frequency response closer to or further away from your intended tuning.
Craftsmanship that hurts feelings, here's to the weekend.
Tried the Kaiser Encore at E-Earphone Tokyo a couple of days ago, and I found them very much closer to the Katana than the K10, actually. I had my custom K10 alongside with me, so I had the chance to compare the 2. The Encore was a lot clearer, with better imaging and instrument separation than the K10. Soundstage was also a touch bigger in all 3 dimensions. The one thing that stood out to me most was its still lush but clear midrange. Still, the K10 retains its bass slant, as well as its more forward mids, which leans closer to my preferences than either the Encore and the Katana. Nevertheless, the Encore is a very impressive IEM, and they definitely warrant a lengthier audition - those who've been to E-Earphone Akihabara know that it can be a bit difficult to audition an IEM for an extended period of time.
Will definitely try the Encore again, if I have the time. Otherwise, I'll have to wait until it reaches Singapore before I'm given the opportunity to audition them thoroughly.
Pretty good work, John and team.
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