AndroidVageta
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Why don't you just get them replaced instead of posting the same thing over an over again?
Rude much? I was simply responding to him. Go back to sleep!
Why don't you just get them replaced instead of posting the same thing over an over again?
Apologies if this has been mentioned before but how does the bass of the (rectified) Altones fare against the bass of the H-300?
From what I have read the bass of the h300 is excellent with good slam, extension and quality (lacking slightly compared to the dn2000). Being a bit of a basshead I would get the h300s but I am quite sensitive to treble peaks hence I haven't pulled the trigger on the h300s.
Do the Altones have the same drivers as the h300 with different tuning?
Cheers
The dynamic driver inside Altone200 is basically identical to H-300 (to the best of my knowledge), Altone200's treble is the calmer of the two earphones. DN-2000 has less bass than both, maybe you mean't DN-1000.
Well I've read that the dn2k bass quality is slightly better than the h300 in terms of speed, decay and timbre. But yes I think the dn1k has much stronger bass with greater slam than both the dn2k and the h300, albeit a touch muddy for some ppl.
It sounds like the Altones strike a great balance between bass slam and bass quality. With the added bonus (for some ppl) of a tamer treble.
Do we know when they will go on general sale? For those that missed out on the preorder units? I understand t peos are rectifying the blocked vent issue at the moment.
For what's its worth I disagree on the bass quality between DN-2000 and H-300, my favour goes to the T-Peos low end, I never perceived anything particularly special from DN-2000, YMMV.
You can order Altone any time by following the same instructions as the pre-order. (but at the regular price)
http://www.head-fi.org/t/726736/t-peos-announce-closing-preorder-of-altone200-and-start-official-sale#post_10710786
I've seen them on eBay but sellers are asking $200 odd. I'll update the OP tomorrow, I haven't been keeping track.
Apologies if this has been mentioned before but how does the bass of the (rectified) Altones fare against the bass of the H-300?
From what I have read the bass of the h300 is excellent with good slam, extension and quality (lacking slightly compared to the dn2000). Being a bit of a basshead I would get the h300s but I am quite sensitive to treble peaks hence I haven't pulled the trigger on the h300s.
Do the Altones have the same drivers as the h300 with different tuning?
Cheers
My pair is probably OK. I mean, Etymotic still sells ER-4. Altones do have less bass than most other IEM's I own though, and I don't like that.
My pair also misses the chin slider. Do any of you had merely OK bass and got great bass after an exchange? Especially ones without the chin slider?
I contacted T-Peos, but I am undecided if I do have a defective pair or not. I don't like the lack of a chin slider though.
Ya, T-PEOS product that lacks great bass is a no no. So what does the percentage look like for defective units of this model?
I have about 40 hours on my replacement Altone, and it opened up beautifully with a big full organic bass. Great separation, actually, throughout the whole sound spectrum. It's way above the $125 mark.
I am curious to know in what position will the Altones in your signature.