FlyPenFly
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Regarding triple driver vs single, I bet a lot of it has to do with technology generations which can happen in the months scale.
Getting the first sorta viable triple driver was probably an engineering and manufacturing challenge.
Single drivers have been evolving for a long time and I bet the PFE is using a newer and unique process hinted at by the fact they're the only earphones we know of coming from Vietnam.
I don't mean to overblow the tech aspect though. From the brief auditioning period I had with the PFE, the details are very good and the bass accurate ... overall, I'm not sure they exceeded my Shure E4C in the midrange satisfaction factor. The E4C/SCL4 is an ancient design.
Getting the first sorta viable triple driver was probably an engineering and manufacturing challenge.
Single drivers have been evolving for a long time and I bet the PFE is using a newer and unique process hinted at by the fact they're the only earphones we know of coming from Vietnam.
I don't mean to overblow the tech aspect though. From the brief auditioning period I had with the PFE, the details are very good and the bass accurate ... overall, I'm not sure they exceeded my Shure E4C in the midrange satisfaction factor. The E4C/SCL4 is an ancient design.