chickenmoon
1000+ Head-Fier
Lol at these new flagships going from $500-600 to $1500-$2500 now.
oBravo Ra C-Cu is £8999
Lol at these new flagships going from $500-600 to $1500-$2500 now.
Aren't those just standard spiral dots? Look the same
Proof that capitalism worksoBravo Ra C-Cu is £8999
Screw up the reason, i will feed the hype
BGVP DMG IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF A UNTIL NOW ONLY SUB 50$ CHI FI CONSUMER = HOLY ****.
The only thing i will say by now tho. Its my first +100$ earphone so take that grain of salt. But I say that i would pay each dolar again happy. So if you are in that situation: budget seeker of under 50$ iems looking for a step up. You are ok with DMG. I wasn't looking for a miracle, there is no such thing, but i was looking for a upgrade in all areas from a iem like... Trn v80, and i sure got it.
That's why I've moved away from ChiFi for the most part, what a hassleSounded nice my right driver crapped out on me. Now I'm struggling to send them back to China (bought through amazon). He only wants me to spend a certain amount on shipping - to be reimbursed - but I can't meet that because he wants tracking too. Guess I have to see what amazon have to say about this.
For the ones that come with, I like the "Sony" tips (aqua tube). I think those have a pretty balanced sound. I had previously stated that I liked the Simbio Mandarine tips. These give a pretty balanced sound too, but you lose soundstage width (more compact sounding, you might say "focused" if that's your thing). These brought up the treble section a bit and knocked down the bass a smidge. I liked them, but the DM6 can sound way bigger with other tips. I wanted to preserve a wide soundstage, so I used some thinnish b-flange tips and those sounded huge. Now, I don't usually use EQ (on my Shanling M3s balanced) but I found that a slight "W" made everything sound practically perfect to my ears and it still retained every bit of quality in the sound. I'd say that the mid section became even more apparent in detail, and I loved that. These are very sound shapable, because they start with a good representation in the bass, mids, and treble (treble being right on the cusp).To all DM6 owners:
Which ear tips are the best one for the most balanced sound?
For all the JVC Woody lovers! Look what's coming up next month!
JVC is releasing FW 10000 WOOD commemorating the 10th anniversary of Victor WOOD series!
For the ones that come with, I like the "Sony" tips (aqua tube). I think those have a pretty balanced sound. I had previously stated that I liked the Simbio Mandarine tips. These give a pretty balanced sound too, but you lose soundstage width (more compact sounding, you might say "focused" if that's your thing). These brought up the treble section a bit and knocked down the bass a smidge. I liked them, but the DM6 can sound way bigger with other tips. I wanted to preserve a wide soundstage, so I used some thinnish b-flange tips and those sounded huge. Now, I don't usually use EQ (on my Shanling M3s balanced) but I found that a slight "W" made everything sound practically perfect to my ears and it still retained every bit of quality in the sound. I'd say that the mid section became even more apparent in detail, and I loved that. These are very sound shapable, because they start with a good representation in the bass, mids, and treble (treble being right on the cusp).
anyone heard the **** dt8?
Lol at these new flagships going from $500-600 to $1500-$2500 now.