[RikudouGoku]

Like this ? https://m.nl.aliexpress.com/item/32...cbbeacd4713954fa66da544281f&afSmartRedirect=y

yes and it is that specific adapter from Dunu I got as well.


EDIT: Although I do NOT recommend using impedance adapters, it doesnt work out very well. Use the paper filter instead.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002584285688.html

 

[laleeee]

yes and it is that specific adapter from Dunu I got as well.


EDIT: Although I do NOT recommend using impedance adapters, it doesnt work out very well. Use the paper filter instead.
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002584285688.html

fortunately i did not bought the Volume

 

[amonmeiz]

Sharing my favourite reviewer review of Volume.

In short, it's a more fun, engaging Dusk but not necessarily better than Dusk.

 

[Ahmad313]

How about the soundstage height of volume and vocals ( male and female ) quality and positioning , can these babies equally pleased the vocals lovers ???

 

[ranfan]

Vocals are great, they don''t sound recessed like most v-shaped signatures. And the female tone especially in the highs are spot on for me. It's vibrant, sparkling, and clear but without any excessive harshness. Soundstage height is about average in terms of sub $1000 tier. It has a good layering ability and each instruments are separated well with above average resolution, making the whole presentation uncongested, immersive and easy to listen. I personally like both male and female vocals' tone, but for some the contrast between the lower-mids and upper may make it feel less warm. It is slightly on the brighter side in terms of mids alone, but adding the presence of its DD bass, the sound as a whole feels balanced and just right

 

[Ahmad313]

Vocals are great, they don''t sound recessed like most v-shaped signatures. And the female tone especially in the highs are spot on for me. It's vibrant, sparkling, and clear but without any excessive harshness. Soundstage height is about average in terms of sub $1000 tier. It has a good layering ability and each instruments are separated well with above average resolution, making the whole presentation uncongested, immersive and easy to listen. I personally like both male and female vocals' tone, but for some the contrast between the lower-mids and upper may make it feel less warm. It is slightly on the brighter side in terms of mids alone, but adding the presence of its DD bass, the sound as a whole feels balanced and just right

Yours impressions are really helpful to me , thank you very much ,,,

 

[ranfan]

Looks like Volume is coming to CanJam! (from here)

 

[realmassy]

Sold! It would be my only one though.

I can't seem to find anything in the sub $800 range that fulfills all my "needs" and I may simply have to learn how to compromise. But as you all know that's easier said than done in this ridiculous hobby! Since I don't have a wife nobody is cursing at me and telling me to behave like a normal human being I can't be helped, really My struggle is to find an IEM without the bloody Harmon induced bass and treble boost, that has perfect timbre, coherence, and rhythmic capabilities. I listen to a lot of folk, popular, rock, prog, metal, world, jazz, and classical, with the last 3 (mostly acoustic) ever growing in presence and interest. That makes me want an IEM that's as balanced as possible, as an aspect of tonality that's great for one genre can/will be terrible for another. So the search is for that unicorn. Easy...

drftr

Hi, sorry for quoting an old message! I’ve read a few of your posts and I’m wondering if, in the end, you found an IEM that fits your needs. Reason is, my needs seem pretty similar, I’m looking for an IEM mainly for classical music, within a $800 budget. And haven’t found many options to be honest. It would be my first IEM, I’m not even sure I’m going to like listening to them as I only used full headphone.
What did you end up buying? Thanks!

 

[drftr]

Hi, sorry for quoting an old message! I’ve read a few of your posts and I’m wondering if, in the end, you found an IEM that fits your needs. Reason is, my needs seem pretty similar, I’m looking for an IEM mainly for classical music, within a $800 budget. And haven’t found many options to be honest. It would be my first IEM, I’m not even sure I’m going to like listening to them as I only used full headphone.
What did you end up buying? Thanks!

I ended up buying something much more expensive but a few suggestions you may want to look at are the Softears RSV, FiiO FD7, and Dunu Zen Pro. Let us know how it goes! I waited for a mighty long time for the Turii to become available again but after almost a year I pulled the plug.

drftr

 

[realmassy]

Sounds good @drftr ! Happy with the purchase? would you go with them again?

 

[drftr]

Sounds good @drftr ! Happy with the purchase? would you go with them again?

I will not hear the U12t that I bought before Summer due to logistical problems, so I can't tell yet.

drftr

 

[RikudouGoku]

Volume/Blessing 2

 

[RikudouGoku]

Softears Volume: https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/softears-volume.25724/reviews#review-28037

Modded rank: S-
stock rank: C

Get it only if you can mod it or if you are a treble-head/3k lover.

 

[redrol]

Hey Hey.
Been testing the hell out of Volume. Noticed the graph(s) on the last few pages with different tips. I thought about it a lot. WHY is the mid peak changing so damn much with just tips. So then I studied the included tips, the fit. Maybe someone can do this and check their impressions:

This is basically extending the bore tube by 5-6mm. Thats the only thing I can figure out is doing something... but man, does it do something! You don't need to deep fit at all, just shallow fit the tips and give a shot. I think it's possible Softears intended the crystal tips to actually extend the bore tube (a lot) in a more comfy custom fashion?!! If so its genius, but people should know the intension.

edit, measured, 6mm extension

 

[RikudouGoku]

Hey Hey.
Been testing the hell out of Volume. Noticed the graph(s) on the last few pages with different tips. I thought about it a lot. WHY is the mid peak changing so damn much with just tips. So then I studied the included tips, the fit. Maybe someone can do this and check their impressions:

This is basically extending the bore tube by 5-6mm. Thats the only thing I can figure out is doing something... but man, does it do something! You don't need to deep fit at all, just shallow fit the tips and give a shot. I think it's possible Softears intended the crystal tips to actually extend the bore tube (a lot) in a more comfy custom fashion?!! If so its genius, but people should know the intension.

edit, measured, 6mm extension

If you want to extend the nozzle, you can use o-rings.

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32957813644.html
(Color: BVW100-1.5mm)

This is what some people did on the short nozzle on the Blon BL-03 a few years ago.