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well given the T4 is supposed to be warmer than the icon i would think the T4 would go better. however thats only a guess
Originally Posted by iriverdude /img/forum/go_quote.gif Use a better source please ipod isn't a great sounding DAP. |
Originally Posted by smallcaps /img/forum/go_quote.gif i have an ipod classic 160gb LOD to an ibasso d10 and also have an ihp-h120 optical to an ibasso d10. when playing the same lossless files listening with the ie8's, there is an ever-so-slightly perceivable difference in SQ when listening at home in bed with my eyes closed, but i have to say that in a portable use environment (train, cafe, etc.) i cannot tell the difference. the ipod classic from LOD sounds very good and i can imagine the imod sounding better. it really depends on your usage. i am almost never critically listening to music on my portable setup and reserve that for real cds and my yamaha amp with hd580's. what is a factor is the fun of usage. in this respect, the ipod is just easier and more intuitive to use, i can watch videos with it and can store a ton more of data. with the iriver i am constantly tweaking the EQ and never really listening to the music, unless you listen to your hardware and not your music. in this case the iriver wins. |
Originally Posted by qusp /img/forum/go_quote.gif and back OT; I found the triples to be horribly bright too; not natural at all; the bass was very low, but incongruous to the rest of the frequencies. the treble is quite hyped IMO and the mids sucked out, |
Originally Posted by Spyro /img/forum/go_quote.gif Dang, I'd almost classify my ears as a little sensitive to treble but I have NEVER found the TFPro's treble tough on the ears with virtually any track. It's dry and airy which comes across as very smooth sounding. The veiled midrange contributes to this. Sources are Ipods unamped and various mini-systems with basically the same results. |
Originally Posted by elnero /img/forum/go_quote.gif That brings me to my advice. For me I really started to like the Triple.Fi's when I had the chance to audition a pair with a Null Audio replacement cable and Comply tips. IMO, the Null Audio cable balanced out the sound a bit, bass became a bit better integrated, mids which I had previously found a bit recessed came forward and the highs which I found borderline were now tamed. So if you're searching for something that might help with the treble a replacement cable of some sort might be the ticket. |