I don't use any EQ for SBS and Ripples - YMMV I guess!
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My full review of the Desolation Sound is posted here:
TGXear Desolation Sound – Music Comes Alive
The TGXear Desolation Sound create an immersive musical experience that sounds all too real, breaking the confinements of small-sized portable transducers.

Great review! I read it a few days ago or maybe it was yesterday…haha. Thanks for sharing, one of my most favorite buds!
Yeah it was published yesterdayGreat review! I read it a few days ago or maybe it was yesterday…haha. Thanks for sharing, one of my most favorite buds!

swolar
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Alpha back on stock
Totem and red Serratus out of stock
Totem and red Serratus out of stock
Alpha, the omega. 

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Which model would be best for me if I listen to metal and jazz, and like instrument separation and detail?
I heard that Jim does sales on 11.11, so looking forward to it.
I heard that Jim does sales on 11.11, so looking forward to it.
I can only speak about jazz: either Ripples or SBS. Both have good imaging. Ripples has better microdynamics and hence be perceived as detailed. SBS has better treble and bigger stageWhich model would be best for me if I listen to metal and jazz, and like instrument separation and detail?
I heard that Jim does sales on 11.11, so looking forward to it.
I can only speak about jazz: either Ripples or SBS. Both have good imaging. Ripples has better microdynamics and hence be perceived as detailed. SBS has better treble and bigger stage
I would be interested to hear how you feel SBS improves on Ripples treble if you get a moment.
My other thought for metal might be (Red) Serratus but only from a warm and powerful source. Warm to soften the treble spike and powerful to bring out its separating quality.
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So right now my collection of TGX is: Alpha, Tantalus, Totem, Tofino and Sunniva. I haven't listened to the Sunniva yet but I can say all the TGX buds I've listened to are wonders.
Also I confess I've been a bit of a difficult custommer with Jim (took me a while to know my own self, now I know I tend to prefer warmer sound etc) but he's been so good, kind and generous, I can only repeat here: Jim you're such a treasure and thanks again !!!
Also I confess I've been a bit of a difficult custommer with Jim (took me a while to know my own self, now I know I tend to prefer warmer sound etc) but he's been so good, kind and generous, I can only repeat here: Jim you're such a treasure and thanks again !!!
So right now my collection of TGX is: Alpha, Tantalus, Totem, Tofino and Sunniva. I haven't listened to the Sunniva yet but I can say all the TGX buds I've listened to are wonders.
Also I confess I've been a bit of a difficult custommer with Jim (took me a while to know my own self, now I know I tend to prefer warmer sound etc) but he's been so good, kind and generous, I can only repeat here: Jim you're such a treasure and thanks again !!!
Indeed, an asset to the earbud community and just a lovely chap all around.
How do you find Totem for classical? What does it offer vs the other models, let's say for example, Alpha?
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I should really A/B to give a good answer but from memory the Totem has better resolution. It's the most neutral to my ears of them all without sounding thin whatsoever.Indeed, an asset to the earbud community and just a lovely chap all around.
How do you find Totem for classical? What does it offer vs the other models, let's say for example, Alpha?
I should really A/B to give a good answer but from memory the Totem has better resolution. It's the most neutral to my ears of them all without sounding thin whatsoever.
I thought that might be the case. Great to hear it doesn't suffer from a thin note. If Jim ever makes another run of these I'll go for it.
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