Oriveti IEMs - 2023/2024 new line-up
*Cross-posted from The DIscovery Thread:
Really, this is how they present themselves to me. I have been listening to them nonstop for a while. EA1000 since Thursday, and OD200 for more - almost 2 weeks. And both of them are incredible at what they do, sufficiently different to have their own unique signatures, and excelling in performance - making them unputdownable.
The OD200 are the more relaxed one, with a greater soundstage. The headspace created by them has excellent depth, width, and height - creating a highly three-dimensional presentation. The imaging is also immaculate within the space. The midbass is delightful, subbass controlled, full midrange, smooth but crisp treble that extends sufficiently. Notes are slightly smoother in comparison. Nevertheless, it is a highly musical and refined performance all around. They are the Yin, made for laid-back and comfortable listening sessions.
The EA1000 are the exact opposite. They are the king of textures and details. The level of resolution delivered by a single DD is truly unprecedented here. And what's more - the note weight and body are not sacrificed at all in the process! They are exquisitely defined to have a very full and tactile presence. The subbass is comparatively a degree higher, and the midbass delivers a pleasant slam as well. Midrange and treble have an exhilarating presence that is nothing short of stunning. The soundstage is slightly intimate in comparison, but still has very good width, and a tad bit less depth and height. Imaging is razor sharp. The overall presentation is more clear and radiant, slightly detail-oriented, with adequate musicality. They are the Yang, made for active and joyful listening sessions.
I cannot be thankful enough to have the best of both worlds in my collection.
Oriveti OD200 and Simgot EA1000 - Yin and Yang
Really, this is how they present themselves to me. I have been listening to them nonstop for a while. EA1000 since Thursday, and OD200 for more - almost 2 weeks. And both of them are incredible at what they do, sufficiently different to have their own unique signatures, and excelling in performance - making them unputdownable.
The OD200 are the more relaxed one, with a greater soundstage. The headspace created by them has excellent depth, width, and height - creating a highly three-dimensional presentation. The imaging is also immaculate within the space. The midbass is delightful, subbass controlled, full midrange, smooth but crisp treble that extends sufficiently. Notes are slightly smoother in comparison. Nevertheless, it is a highly musical and refined performance all around. They are the Yin, made for laid-back and comfortable listening sessions.
The EA1000 are the exact opposite. They are the king of textures and details. The level of resolution delivered by a single DD is truly unprecedented here. And what's more - the note weight and body are not sacrificed at all in the process! They are exquisitely defined to have a very full and tactile presence. The subbass is comparatively a degree higher, and the midbass delivers a pleasant slam as well. Midrange and treble have an exhilarating presence that is nothing short of stunning. The soundstage is slightly intimate in comparison, but still has very good width, and a tad bit less depth and height. Imaging is razor sharp. The overall presentation is more clear and radiant, slightly detail-oriented, with adequate musicality. They are the Yang, made for active and joyful listening sessions.
I cannot be thankful enough to have the best of both worlds in my collection.
F700
Headphoneus Supremus
Great and informative post. Thanks a lot.*Cross-posted from The DIscovery Thread:
Oriveti OD200 and Simgot EA1000 - Yin and Yang
Really, this is how they present themselves to me. I have been listening to them nonstop for a while. EA1000 since Thursday, and OD200 for more - almost 2 weeks. And both of them are incredible at what they do, sufficiently different to have their own unique signatures, and excelling in performance - making them unputdownable.
The OD200 are the more relaxed one, with a greater soundstage. The headspace created by them has excellent depth, width, and height - creating a highly three-dimensional presentation. The imaging is also immaculate within the space. The midbass is delightful, subbass controlled, full midrange, smooth but crisp treble that extends sufficiently. Notes are slightly smoother in comparison. Nevertheless, it is a highly musical and refined performance all around. They are the Yin, made for laid-back and comfortable listening sessions.
The EA1000 are the exact opposite. They are the king of textures and details. The level of resolution delivered by a single DD is truly unprecedented here. And what's more - the note weight and body are not sacrificed at all in the process! They are exquisitely defined to have a very full and tactile presence. The subbass is comparatively a degree higher, and the midbass delivers a pleasant slam as well. Midrange and treble have an exhilarating presence that is nothing short of stunning. The soundstage is slightly intimate in comparison, but still has very good width, and a tad bit less depth and height. Imaging is razor sharp. The overall presentation is more clear and radiant, slightly detail-oriented, with adequate musicality. They are the Yang, made for active and joyful listening sessions.
I cannot be thankful enough to have the best of both worlds in my collection.
F700
Headphoneus Supremus
The SR DTE900 don’t stand a chance vs. the OH700VB. They have to go.
nihalsharma
500+ Head-Fier
Can you please explain this more? Did not find the DTE900 good enough?
F700
Headphoneus Supremus
Yes, for sure. For my taste, the DTE900 fall short in the midrange and are not delivering the « soul » I am looking for in a set of IEMs, independently of tuning. The OD200 are better sounding to me, from every source and amp I tried. Vs the OH700VB? There is nothing to say. But once more, this is one man’s opinion, just mine actually.
The DTE900 are a bit thin sounding in the midrange and the bass has nothing exceptional to it. Ootb, I loved the DTE900, but the more I listened to them, the more I am not convinced they suit my taste. Some warmth and soul fail. I miss note weight. Technically proficient, the DTE900 are pleasing and will please many ears, but not mine in the long run.
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ToneDeafMonk
Previously known as TheDeafMonk
The Oriveti definitely feel more polished than the DTE900 but still a very set
Oh well, back to the silver nozzles. I can't listen for long sessions on the black nozzles. It gets a bit too fatiguing for me.