Fox2twenty
Formerly known as iPhone IEM
"original sound track?"
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The GOTG Cosmic Mix is also a great soundtrack album - it has a little overlap from Vol 1, but it's the soundtrack from the cartoon series that followed the first film and has some great tunes on there.
AverageDude
Formerly known as SchiitHead
Fox2twenty
Formerly known as iPhone IEM
Cool.. I haven't listened an OST in a while then.. I'll check some out.
AverageDude
Formerly known as SchiitHead
A friend of mine told me about this album... I really love it
Midgetguy
Headphoneus Supremus
I returned the M7 Pro a couple weeks ago since the left bud died and I didn't buy it from MEE Audio so their warranty terms didn't apply. But that's okay as I've now put that money towards purchasing the Pinnacle P2! Grabbed it on Amazon and it's outta stock for a few more days so I'm not gonna get it until mid next week. But I look forward to seeing how these differ from the P1 in its sound signature.
An excellent review thank you!
Although they obviously weren't to your tastes, did you do much listening at all with any of the other filters?
I'd be very interested to know what colours they were and a brief idea of how they affected the sound signature of the R1 specifically?
Actually, the review was quite annoying. Because I really want to try the R1 now!
Also, I'd add that even/especially non-former-Trinity users should be interested in the IMR R1 IEM.
It's something quite unique and new in the marketplace, especially at that price point.
As such it deserves as wide an audience as possible, as does your review
It's something quite unique and new in the marketplace, especially at that price point.
As such it deserves as wide an audience as possible, as does your review
@JustBobski
Haven't seen you on here in a bit, keeping busy?
Hope all's well! Was just wondering, what does IMR stand for?
And is there any significance to the 'R' in the R1? (Robert? lol)
Haven't seen you on here in a bit, keeping busy?
Hope all's well! Was just wondering, what does IMR stand for?
And is there any significance to the 'R' in the R1? (Robert? lol)
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An excellent review thank you!
Although they obviously weren't to your tastes, did you do much listening at all with any of the other filters?
I'd be very interested to know what colours they were and a brief idea of how they affected the sound signature of the R1 specifically?
Actually, the review was quite annoying. Because I really want to try the R1 now!
The other filters weren't bad, actually, I just felt myself gravitating to the two listed. Annoyingly, I lost the brief notes I left myself on the other three while I was writing up the review, and the IEMs had long gone back to Bob at that point.
From memory, there was a red filter (middle of the road), a purple damped (similar to the purple but with a smoother top end if I remember right) and a silver (moooarrr bass!). As the purple has more than enough bass to keep most non hardcore bassheads happy, I didn't feel the need to crack the silvers out.
Bear in mind the filters may change colour/shape in the final production version (but Bob has confirmed the tuning was the final version so presumably the inner "barrel size" and venting will be the same on the new filters), and this was done from my very spotty recollections, so take the above with the requisite pinch of salt.
I'm trying to cut down on my salt intake. Accordingly, I'd better just try them for myself
@JustBobski would you like a second review?
Fox2twenty
Formerly known as iPhone IEM
What is the IMR R1 like?Also, I'd add that even/especially non-former-Trinity users should be interested in the IMR R1 IEM.
It's something quite unique and new in the marketplace, especially at that price point.
As such it deserves as wide an audience as possible, as does your review
