Kema
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I have been hearing conflicting reports as to if the Sony Hybrid eartips fits the R50. Can anybody confirm?
I have been hearing conflicting reports as to if the Sony Hybrid eartips fits the R50. Can anybody confirm?
Hi,
I have got an R-50 a couple of weeks back. Enjoying it, the detail and tone is excellent.
Other than the infamous left wire rotation issue that I face. I also face a slight discrepancy in imaging of my music. Almost everything seems to be a bit towards right from center.
I tried reversing the channel via VLC media player, and everything is slightly towards the left from center , but closer to 'center'.
I do not know if this is some channel matching issue or its just me? The center imaging is not quite definite with these IEMs as far as my hearing goes.
Anyone else with the same issue ?
Thanks
Received my Sure Olives in today and I have to say that it is quite a big improvement. Somehow (and it could just be in my mind) the sibilance has decreased.
Also, for those of you who like the Knowles dual BA of the R-50, you might want to check out the brand new VSONIC VC1000. They look very promising, but we are waiting on the first buyers to receive their pair and give a review.
lots of people harping about the sibilance. im not sure i hear that much.
maybe im just used to the sibilance of westones.
With my audio chain the R-50 treble is excellent. It has no flaws. It scores a 9.5 out of 10. If it had longer decay it would score a 10 out of 10.
With my audio chain the R-50 treble is excellent. It has no flaws. It scores a 9.5 out of 10. If it had longer decay it would score a 10 out of 10.
has anybody had success with getting a refund for the R50's for simply not liking it and wanting to return it?
Quote:With my audio chain the R-50 treble is excellent. It has no flaws. It scores a 9.5 out of 10. If it had longer decay it would score a 10 out of 10.
Longer decay would make them less accurate though. The fast decay isn't a bad or inaccurate thing, it's simply playing the audio source without leaving notes hanging longer than they should.
A longer decay might sound more natural to some people, but it isn't technically more accurate. It's not like the R-50 is taking notes and making them shorter than they should be.
You are right on everything that you say. My evaluation stands from the point of what my ears enjoy.