[redrol]

I'd do those customs in a heartbeat if I could manage it. I was kind of thinking about a Turii but those in custom would still be less than turii

 

[Kiats]

Lazy Sunday morning listen with the Turii out of the iPhone XS Max into Luxury & Precision P6Pro. Great synergy!

Last day listening to these before the Softear IEMs go back to @Uncle Wilson at Jaben SG. Big shout out to them for allowing me the pleasure of listening to the entire range of Softear IEMs. I will say that I am impressed. I am glad to see that Softear has started spreading its wings in South East Asia.

 

[cn11]

I seem to have an aversion to multi-driver IEMs lately... and a tendency toward geometric shaped single driver ones instead!

 

[Kiats]

I seem to have an aversion to multi-driver IEMs lately... and a tendency toward geometric shaped single driver ones instead!

Haha! Single DDs are an art to tune. That's why I always have a soft spot for a well tuned single DD IEM. Special

 

[cn11]

Yeah agreed... and apparently single driver planars are hard to get right too. The 7Hz gets things mostly right, just sense of space is a bit less than ideal. It's good enough thankfully that I can 100% enjoy it even when I've got the Turii right there at the same time.

 

[redrol]

Wow thats saying a lot!

 

[Animagus]

Hey guys! Here's my dual review of Softears RS10 (10BA) and Cerberus (1DD+4BA+2EST) flagship IEMs feat. 64 Audio U12t, Lime Ears Pneuma, Moondrop S8 and Softears RSV. I had a great time testing them and writing the article. It's longer than usual and I hope you enjoy it. Let me know if you have any questions for me. Cheers!

Softears RS10 and Cerberus​

 

[Forever8895]

83db is running a great deal for the RS10 for EU customers. Wish I waited for this instead
https://boutique.83db.eu/products/softears-rs10-reference-sound-10-10-ba-linear-high-end-iem

 

[jaydoc1]

Hey guys! Here's my dual review of Softears RS10 (10BA) and Cerberus (1DD+4BA+2EST) flagship IEMs feat. 64 Audio U12t, Lime Ears Pneuma, Moondrop S8 and Softears RSV. I had a great time testing them and writing the article. It's longer than usual and I hope you enjoy it. Let me know if you have any questions for me. Cheers!

Softears RS10 and Cerberus​

Hey ! Great article - very informative on the Softears tech, and good to see the RS10 internals as I think it's a sign of a good quality iem maker and the RS10's internal wiring from the pictures is particularly neat; but of course it's the sound that's the real 'show'.
JD

 

[Animagus]

Hey ! Great article - very informative on the Softears tech, and good to see the RS10 internals as I think it's a sign of a good quality iem maker and the RS10's internal wiring from the pictures is particularly neat; but of course it's the sound that's the real 'show'.
JD

Thanks! RS10's tech rich clear shells are definitely mesmerizing!

 

[Kal El]

Hi all, I'm looking for a good set of IEMs to listen mostly to metal (stoner, doom, prog, thrash, core). I like the bass presence but possibly fast bass to keep up with busy prog and core tracks. I think I'm high-mids and treble sensitive because I couldn't listen at all to Fearless S8F and sometimes I had difficulties with UM 3DT peaks.
I've also had Shuoer EJ07 and Vega 2020 this year.

At the moment my shortlist is:
- Soft Ears RSV
- Shuoer EJ07M
- Oriolus Isabellae
- Dunu Est 112

I'm a fan of DD IEMs but recently I started to hate driver flex, and I've read that RSV sound similar to DD IEMs but with technicalities and speed of BA IEMs.

What's your opinion? Any suggestions?


Thank you!

 

[ranfan]

Hi all, I'm looking for a good set of IEMs to listen mostly to metal (stoner, doom, prog, thrash, core). I like the bass presence but possibly fast bass to keep up with busy prog and core tracks. I think I'm high-mids and treble sensitive because I couldn't listen at all to Fearless S8F and sometimes I had difficulties with UM 3DT peaks.
I've also had Shuoer EJ07 and Vega 2020 this year.

At the moment my shortlist is:
- Soft Ears RSV
- Shuoer EJ07M
- Oriolus Isabellae
- Dunu Est 112

I'm a fan of DD IEMs but recently I started to hate driver flex, and I've read that RSV sound similar to DD IEMs but with technicalities and speed of BA IEMs.

What's your opinion? Any suggestions?


Thank you!

Try the RSV for that speed, separation and clarity. Isabellae is special for its timbre, and especially vocals and other organic/wooden instruments. I haven't tried the other two

 

[redrol]

Im going to recommend the IEM you already had for that, the 07. I cannot think of a better iem for the music you said you listen to.

[edit] You WANT plenty of midbass and bass for those styles of metal. If not treble is gonna cut your head off. Tanchjim Tanya is also SUPER good for this hilariously.

 

[Kal El]

Im going to recommend the IEM you already had for that, the 07. I cannot think of a better iem for the music you said you listen to.

[edit] You WANT plenty of midbass and bass for those styles of metal. If not treble is gonna cut your head off. Tanchjim Tanya is also SUPER good for this hilariously.

Thanks man. My EJ07 had driver flex, UM 3DT had driver flex, even the Vega 2020 had a bit of driver flex...
This is why I was thinking about RSV.

 

[redrol]

I get around driver flex by using Comply T500 tips, they fix the issue %100. I gotta be honest, for extreme metal styles, I do not use the same 'audiophile' iems I listen to mostly everything else. I generally use DD sets that are NOT tuned with a lot of high mids and treble. I want the focus to be on the lows and mids and generally the music was mixed like that as well.
I don't mind the RSV with more extreme metal but I can't turn them up to blast my face off levels.. and extreme metal was made to be played loud.