One thing I'd like to see improved though is the Ocharaku can............although it looks great, it's not a very practical portable solution for carrying the earphones around - it's too big to fit in any pocket and the earphones knocking on the wall of the can (not lined with foam or anything) produces an annoying noise.
Yep, I'm a big fan - Naim and Kaede very different - Naim is full bodied and very accessible - Kaede is very refined and has the most micro detail I have heard so far.
I've not done a very good job of tending this thread, sorry. But it's safe to say that many of us really love Ocharaku. Donguri (version I) is now my favourite, if only because it is a bit laid back compared to Kaede, but it lacks the same immense space. I'm hoping to finish up a few more reviews very soon and am very glad to hear what others think.
Nathan, thank you so much. My decision to buy donguri-raku (the plastic one) last summer was based on your reviews of flat 4 sui and modified ath-ckm55. I was going to give ocharaku a try and i found them really unique. I have enjoyed this earphones much. I am considering buying flat 4 kuro (type I or type II) nowadays.
Maybe you can help me in my choices, how do donguri raku compare to donguri keyaki, flat 4 sui and kuro?
Waiveddreams, I hope I've been helpful. There is one big problem here: the only Ocharaku I own is the modified CKM55. The others I borrow. That said, the Donguri is one I am very seriously thinking about. I prefer it slightly to KURO and KAEDE only because it is just that much less energetic in the highs and 100% coherent.
I hope to finish a review of KURO II soon. But we're brothers in love with their designs that's for sure.
is there any different between the Donguri? ( raku, syuo and keyaki) Im thinking about getting Donguri too, if they all the same i think i'll get the syuo for the built.
is there any different between the Donguri? ( raku, syuo and keyaki) Im thinking about getting Donguri too, if they all the same i think i'll get the syuo for the built.
I though ocharaku coat the inside of their IEM with damping material so the shell material dont make much different unless they tune the drivers different (like the flat4 nami vs kuro).
Waiveddreams, I hope I've been helpful. There is one big problem here: the only Ocharaku I own is the modified CKM55. The others I borrow. That said, the Donguri is one I am very seriously thinking about. I prefer it slightly to KURO and KAEDE only because it is just that much less energetic in the highs and 100% coherent.
I hope to finish a review of KURO II soon. But we're brothers in love with their designs that's for sure.
I though ocharaku coat the inside of their IEM with damping material so the shell material dont make much different unless they tune the drivers different (like the flat4 nami vs kuro).
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