Planar IEMs are generally smooth sounding with reduced midrange emphasis.
Not sure it's my cup of tea, then
Planar IEMs are generally smooth sounding with reduced midrange emphasis.
I am an easy person, too.Or this text from "Desiderata" would seem appropriate:
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GO PLACIDLY amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons.
Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even to the dull and the ignorant; they too have their story.
Avoid loud and aggressive persons; they are vexatious to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain or bitter, for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself."
Thanks for the reminder.Or this text from "Desiderata" would seem appropriate:
"
GO PLACIDLY amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons.
Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even to the dull and the ignorant; they too have their story.
Avoid loud and aggressive persons; they are vexatious to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain or bitter, for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself."
I do like me some more Japanese IEM because I listen to a looooot of anime music, and their IEMs are always tuned for J-pop.No, from this particular brand not yet. @dabaiyan and I share penchant for land of the rising sun IEMS.
I got (3) Jap. brand iems. Price of entry for a pair is quite attractive.
But like you, I'm fully drained for this year...
Here is a discovery for anyone who's still interested in those. 634ears iems handmade from Japan, takes over a month from ordering for them to be made. I think you can choose any wood or engraving you'd like. I ordered a pair of T8IE-S and loving them so far. They are very musical but smooth sounding, no harsh peaks or muddiness anywhere, still burning them in though.
What's unique is that these have a "c-ring" system, which is just a plastic ring on the stem of the IEM to cover up the air flow and slightly tweak the sound, holes covered provide more bass. More elegant solution to the tape mod so many perform I guess.
website: https://634ears.com/category/products/earpones/
I would say so, with the holes open, there is a bit more treble energy, which is why the bass feels a bit less, and not sibilant. Overall, there is definitely less upper-mid/ treble peak and more bass impact whether the holes are open or not. Bass texture may not be as refined as acoustune but it's very enjoyable, dynamic but not overpowering. It's also more mid-centric than acoustune, which I do appreciate.In comparison to the Acoustune house sound, overall towards neutral? (ring open setting)
I love that song a lot! and it's one of my wife's favorite songs, but she cries every time I play it.I am an easy person, too.
per meze's head-fi Ad, @ usd.67 I am content...
Take a look at the EarStudio HE100:Anyone know of any other iems of the tiny variety that might be an option for a SQ upgrade for her?
There are single BA models like etymotic or KBear neon that might workI love that song a lot! and it's one of my wife's favorite songs, but she cries every time I play it.
She has an incredibly hard job, working as a victim's advocate- meaning she helps crime victims dealing with murders, domestic violence, sexual assaults, child molestation, etc.
The love of music is something we share very closely, it's definitely our escape from the bad things to keep us tied to the good things on this earth.
I think we here, at the end of the day, share that love despite our sometimes 'family' bickering. I've been listening to BennySings new "Music" album so much the last month or so. His sound is so upbeat but his lyrics often bely deeper things: "Music, help me through this, I can't do this all on my own..."
To digress to actual forum stuff, my wife is the person I've asked you kind folks for advice for a few times. The one with the tiny ears. I recently tried again, unsuccessfully, to put the GK10 in her ears, I thot since they were smaller (and that heart shape, lol) she might could wear them, but she just couldn't. With your help last year, I bought the Final Audio e1000, and e500, which are the only IEMs she has EVER been able to wear, and then she still has to use the smallest final audio tips provided! I've tried using those tips on several of my other iems, but the housings are too big to even fit in her outer ear too. She is still in love with those earphones, but knows other ones could sound better if she was physically able to wear them. And she of course has access to listening to music on my high-end speaker systems. Anyone know of any other iems of the tiny variety that might be an option for a SQ upgrade for her? I thank you all for your help for the past final audio recommendation, and any other suggestions!
Let's all keep enjoying the music.
She has tried one etymotic, but even it was kinda big for her and stuck out a lot, I'll look into that kbear!There are single BA models like etymotic or KBear neon that might work
Thanks, Dsnuts! I was already interested in the Rose myself just for your and others tuning descriptions, but didn't even realize how small the shell is! It really looks significantly smaller than GK10. I'll look further into it.
Smallest shell is by far the Rose QT9-Mk2. Not to mention it has a fantastic tuning. I would consider all 3 of these on the smaller but as you can see
the Rose is the smallest. The only other IEM I can think of that might work for her is the DUNU DK2001
I would imagine if she can fit the Dunu DK2001 she shouldn't have any issue fitting the Rose QT9-Mk2 in her ears.