[Replicant187]

How are you finding them, in general, after six weeks? And how's the sound isolation on 'em? I gather it's at least few dB better than on the Keyskis.

isolation is not so good but with dynamic driver it's expected. better than fx850, worse than Dita.
i'm still really enjoying Ti plus alot. it's a foward sounding fun IEM with tons of details and punch.

 

[audio123]

Ocharaku best!

 

[Feilong4]

Has anyone tried these? 
 
http://www.amazon.com/x8336-x697D-x97F3-x4EBA-surround/dp/B00Q88G03O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1460070144&sr=8-1&keywords=ocharaku

 

[Wfanning1]

I own and use that iems parent the donguri zelkova which is the Zelkova wooden model. This one as well as a few others were made as a more reasonably price model. The true zelkova model was originally around $350usd with what your asking about to be a lesser priced model and if im not mistaken to be around 150usd. If you do a search for ocharaku donguri you will find there are quite a few models with the newest being the "ti" model for titanium!

Has anyone tried these? 

http://www.amazon.com/x8336-x697D-x97F3-x4EBA-surround/dp/B00Q88G03O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1460070144&sr=8-1&keywords=ocharaku

 

[Feilong4]

I own and use that iems parent the donguri zelkova which is the Zelkova wooden model. This one as well as a few others were made as a more reasonably price model. The true zelkova model was originally around $350usd with what your asking about to be a lesser priced model and if im not mistaken to be around 150usd. If you do a search for ocharaku donguri you will find there are quite a few models with the newest being the "ti" model for titanium!

 
I'm new to Ocharaku brand of IEMs, so do they have a certain "house sound" that their IEMs usually follow?
 
I was hoping they might have a model that is warm, with a slightly forward midrange, and easy-going but never dull-sounding or boring.
 
I have the Audio Technica ATH-CKR10 that fits that description (in my book), but pretty much just looking for a mid-forward/mid-centric signature.

 

[fusionsword]

I'm new to Ocharaku brand of IEMs, so do they have a certain "house sound" that their IEMs usually follow?

I was hoping they might have a model that is warm, with a slightly forward midrange, and easy-going but never dull-sounding or boring.

I have the Audio Technica ATH-CKR10 that fits that description (in my book), but pretty much just looking for a mid-forward/mid-centric signature.

Hi there, I wouldn't really consider them to be mid-centric in the true sense of the term, having owned the Donguri Keyaki. To my ears at least, they're not thick and syrupy like the Shure 535s. Rather, they have an upper midrange focus so that makes them excellent for female vocals but some may find that it makes them sound lean.

I hope this helps

 

[BlinkST]

http://m.av.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/news/20160421_754363.html

Those look sharp.

 

[sonickarma]

http://m.av.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/news/20160421_754363.html

Those look sharp.

I did ask for titanium, my wish has been granted

Are they limited?

 

[sonickarma]

 

[audio123]

Donguri or Flat 4 or Chonmage
What is your favourite series

 

[Fizban]

Donguri

 

[audio123]

Donguri

same but i like chonmage now

 

[Fizban]

uh why?
It sounds so weird.
Even the Chonmage 3.
The sound is from above you, and it's very thin.

 

[audio123]

uh why?

It sounds so weird.
Even the Chonmage 3.

The sound is from above you, and it's very thin.

both the kun n 3 has nice upper mids forward yet laid back

 

[Fizban]

ah ok
 
I agree the mids are nice on the 3 but it definitely does not go well with EDM! lol