tstarn06
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I put them back on last night, tried the black ports (didn't care much for them), but they still need longer burn-in before I can say anything definitive. But I heard what you mean by being better for classical. I don't really need IEMs for classical only, as I listen to more non-classical music. But as with the S4s, I want to get these with 100+ hours before I can really do a proper review. Right now, they sound congested compared to the S4s, which is the biggest difference in my view.
Originally Posted by 32ndnote /img/forum/go_quote.gif I've probably gotten 60 hours of burn-in on the SA1, and they are much more full than when I first opened them up, but still can't quite compete with the s4. I do prefer them for string instrument/orchestral music though. I wonder if it's all those years on the violin being brought back with the rosewood resonance... Also, I really really struggle to get a good seal with these. Ironically, they are too small to use upright (the wire stops against the bottom of my ear) and are very finicky while upside down. I'll try the comply tomorrow and see how that works. |
I put them back on last night, tried the black ports (didn't care much for them), but they still need longer burn-in before I can say anything definitive. But I heard what you mean by being better for classical. I don't really need IEMs for classical only, as I listen to more non-classical music. But as with the S4s, I want to get these with 100+ hours before I can really do a proper review. Right now, they sound congested compared to the S4s, which is the biggest difference in my view.