ourHi guys,
I finally had the chance to attend a CanJam, got to try the Europa and it was one my favorite IEMs from the whole event.
I've had my head-fi account for a while but this is probably I never posted since english isn't my first language but since I got back from CanJam and meeting so much nice people, I thought I'd give it a try

For context : I tend to like balanced with a bass boost type of signatures the most but i have basshead tendancies

. I tried the Europa on my M11 + LTD and on my Gryphon with some Sedna Xelastex tips if I remember correctly.
I actually came to the Subtonic/Symphonium/NightJar table to try out the Titan and I had no idea that the Europa even existed. I tried out the Titan, loved the bass but the treble was a bit too much for me, which was a suprise to me after some of the reviews I had read/watched. Tried out the Crimson, again really engaging IEM but I could sense that it could be fatiguing for me on long sessions. I was about to leave but Chang suggested I try the Europa and wow ! Perfect, for me at least. It was closer to the Crimson than the Titan, had similar qualities but without the feeling that it was a bit much treble. I knew I could listen to these for a long time. In fact, I had a hard time giving them back and listen to a lot of songs with them. I listen to a bit everything but I mostly listen to Hip Hop and vocal stuff and it handled all my songs pretty well. The other pleasant surprise was that I had no complaints on the bass, it wasn't basshead bass but good enough for me. They were confortable but that was also the case for the Titan and Crimson.
If you're like me and find that the Crimson was a bit too much, I'd suggest you try the Europa, keeps all the good stuff but with a tad less treble which made a world of a difference for me.
Thanks to Chang and Josh for letting me try all this stuff, letting me take my time and for being two of the most coolest people I met over there