[carltonh]

I've been jogging with all three of the Piano, Banjo, and Pro, and they are all very comfortable for jogging and extended wear. However, they don't advertise water or sweat resistance, so I'm not likely to jog with them often for that reason.

 

[crabdog]

  I've been jogging with all three of the Piano, Banjo, and Pro, and they are all very comfortable for jogging and extended wear. However, they don't advertise water or sweat resistance, so I'm not likely to jog with them often for that reason.

I was interested in the Pro but according to Paulpark they're lighter on bass than the Piano and I don't think I want to go in that direction.

 

[carltonh]

  I was interested in the Pro but according to Paulpark they're lighter on bass than the Piano and I don't think I want to go in that direction.

Yes, they are even lighter on bass than the LZ Z03A. A beautiful prominent midrange, but I wouldn't recommend to someone unless they were willing to do an EQ bass boost. They sound like how people describe the Hifiman RE400, but I haven't heard that one.

 

[Mhachkay]

Hi Paul, thank you for your share. I am planing to buy a tennmak earphone. I am in place between pro and IE800. I like v shape and natural sound. I have been using re-600 since three mouths. I like sound signature of it, but bass level and size is not enough for me. Could you help me to decide correct ear phone?
 
Cheers, 

 

[redfx]

  Hi Paul, thank you for your share. I am planing to buy a tennmak earphone. I am in place between pro and IE800. I like v shape and natural sound. I have been using re-600 since three mouths. I like sound signature of it, but bass level and size is not enough for me. Could you help me to decide correct ear phone?
 
Cheers, 

Tennmak Dulcimer - V-shape FR, nice for metall, pop, EBM, hip-hop.
Tennmak DIY IE800 - warm, slow and pushed on the high-mid, good for classic, jazz, female vocal.

 

[Paulpark222]

Hi Paul, thank you for your share. I am planing to buy a tennmak earphone. I am in place between pro and IE800. I like v shape and natural sound. I have been using re-600 since three mouths. I like sound signature of it, but bass level and size is not enough for me. Could you help me to decide correct ear phone?

Cheers, 

Hi Paul, thank you for your share. I am planing to buy a tennmak earphone. I am in place between pro and IE800. I like v shape and natural sound. I have been using re-600 since three mouths. I like sound signature of it, but bass level and size is not enough for me. Could you help me to decide correct ear phone?

Cheers, 

Hi, i haven't tried that earphone but according to your preference I don't recommend neither Pro or Ie800. Pro's bass amount probably won't be enough for you and ie800 got some "coloring" on the sound which makes it fun to listen but have a little bit of unnatural feeling. I recommend you to go for the Piano. If you like a booming bass go for Banjo. Hope this helped

Cheers,
Paul

 

[redfx]

Hi, i haven't tried that earphone but according to your preference I don't recommend neither Pro or Ie800. Pro's bass amount probably won't be enough for you and ie800 got some "coloring" on the sound which makes it fun to listen but have a little bit of unnatural feeling. I recommend you to go for the Piano. If you like a booming bass go for Banjo. Hope this helped

Cheers,
Paul

Banjo hasn't "booming bass". Banjo has reinforced the middle.

 

[Paulpark222]

Banjo hasn't "booming bass". Banjo has reinforced the middle.

banjo is tip-dependent. Using the whirlwind tip makes mid&treble to sound better. Using the stock silicon tip makes the sound almost identical to Dulcimer which makes the bass booming. Of course, everybody have a different view of bass amount.

 

[To.M]

By the way, according to their descriptions Piano and Banjo are both based on Dulcimer.

 

[redfx]

banjo is tip-dependent. Using the whirlwind tip makes mid&treble to sound better. Using the stock silicon tip makes the sound almost identical to Dulcimer which makes the bass booming. Of course, everybody have a different view of bass amount.

Wreally? Original Banjo's white soft eartips cannot do Dulcimer from Banjo, they reinforce the bass a little and make it thick. It's all.

 

[Paulpark222]

Wreally? Original Banjo's white soft eartips cannot do Dulcimer from Banjo, they reinforce the bass a little and make it thick. It's all.

yes it's a small change. Whatever tip I used the bass was quite strong.

 

[Paulpark222]

By the way, according to their descriptions Piano and Banjo are both based on Dulcimer.

Yup same driver used but the housing affects the sound quite significantly.

 

[Deviltooth]

I have the Tennmak Dulcimer.  It sounds a little thin at times but it's surprisingly good for it's price (especially if you snag it on sale).  It's as good or better than some of the KZ earphones I also picked up on the cheap.  Definitely a decent option if you're looking for a cheap bang-for-buck IEM.

 

[loomisjohnson]

i fully concur--the dulcimer is quite exceptional. i like my kzs--they're good cheap fun--but the dulcimer is much more refined and natural-sounding throughout the spectrum, without the artifically-boosted "consumer-oriented" signature of most of its peers. as you state, the mids are a bit recessed, but it's very accurate; it really does sound like a much more expensive iem.

 

[Stl2ega]

I received a Pro couple days ago as Paul suggested, really happy with SQ this IEM is giving you more than you could expect (MMCX, mic, sq) a lot better than KZ ATE except bass like Paul said!