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Not yet, should be ready in a week's time.
Enjoy and look forward to your impressions!
Not yet, should be ready in a week's time.
My apologies that I did not ever make an impression post of them. I did review the Effect Audio Signature series Ares S prototype cable with it, and there were some words on it...but I'll do a detailed impression post soon. Thanks for reminding me. However, I can say this, it has earned its place in the $600-$700 range. I can probably make a short ranking:Really enjoying the Hifiman RE800 - I'm on holidays at the moment and brought a few sets of earphones with me but this is the one I'm reaching for the most. They fall into a more 'polite' and relaxed tuning category but with very good detail and resolution - perfectly suited for some of my electronic music library. Comfort is absolutely fantastic, barely feel them in my ears - really like this bullet form factor, which definitely has me hungry for more! 634ears on the radar and I see @Ace Bee took the plunge last year, I could only see your post on the fact you ordered them - how have you found them since?
My apologies that I did not ever make an impression post of them. I did review the Effect Audio Signature series Ares S prototype cable with it, and there were some words on it...but I'll do a detailed impression post soon. Thanks for reminding me. However, I can say this, it has earned its place in the $600-$700 range. I can probably make a short ranking:
Transparency: MG600=LOAK-T(CL)>Elan
Stage Width: MG600>LOAK-T(CL)>Elan
Stage Depth: Elan>MG600>LOAK-T(CL)
Imaging: Elan>MG600>LOAK-T(CL)
Note Details: Elan>LOAK-T(CL)>MG600
Bass: Elan>LOAK-T(CL)>MG600
Mid: LOAK-T(CL)>MG600>Elan
Treble: LOAK-T(CL)>Elan>MG600
So, as you can see, the LOAK-T(CL) is quite a competent iem, and all of them have their own unique traits. Especially if you can get the B-Stock discount from 634EARS, that will make it an insane Value For Money that will be very difficult to match.
Frankly, I'm a bit guarded against shelling out the asking amount for it...however, there's a pre-loved one listed on classified for a pretty attractive discounted price. But the condition is a bit beaten up, even though it works flawlessly (as claimed by the lister)...but ultimately because of the cosmetic condition I didn't go for it. If you wanna take one for the team, take a swing at itGreat, thanks for those impressions - MG600 still firmly on the radar too but you've thrown a spanner in the works by bringing the Technics TZ700 to my attention!
Frankly, I'm a bit guarded against shelling out the asking amount for it...however, there's a pre-loved one listed on classified for a pretty attractive discounted price. But the condition is a bit beaten up, even though it works flawlessly (as claimed by the lister)...but ultimately because of the cosmetic condition I didn't go for it. If you wanna take one for the team, take a swing at it
thanks mate.Great review! I love the glass and LEDs on this thing, though it warrants a screen protector. Will you be testing the Moondrop Dawn or Tanchjim Stargate? I'd be curious of your take on those in comparison despite their relatively low price.
The early bird price is indeed bargain for the specs they mentioned. After dx160, this seems like a disruptive DAP entering to the market. Cost-cut is probably on the screen? I don't see what type of panel they used.THATS so exciting!!
The TEMPOTEC V6 Dual AK4493SE DAC Music player was already extremely competitive in pricing (300$), but the super early bird on KICKSTARTER will be even more of a bargain: 270$!
If i understand correctly, it will be the supreme do it all mid-tier DAP, like the V1A on steroid and with better DAC. It seem you can use dongles with it too (usb in), making it a music station with LOT of possibilities. I've never been that excited for a DAP release cause yes, the price is very affordable for something that might represent a end game DAP for some. Oh, and the 4500mah battery promise long autonomy.
specs and features:
Full format decoding: DSD512 native, MQA 16X, DXD, PCM 32bit/768kHz
Open Android OS: Android 8.1
Deeply optimized OS: SRC bypass architecture makes music transferring efficiently at low latency.
Music source: Micro SD, USB DAC In, Bluetooth5.0, AirPlay.
V6 hardware: 2*4.4mm, 2*3.5mm, 4.2' touch screen, 4500mAh battery
DAC:2*AK4493SE
Processor: Snapdragon 425 @RAM 2GB ROM 16GB
SNR: 124dB; DNR: 124dB; THD+N:-111dB
Output level: 2VRMS/3.5mm ,4VRMS/4.4mm
Output Power: 330mW/32Ω/3.5mm,610mW/32Ω/4.4mm
Crosstalk: 84dB/32Ω/3.5mm,116dB/32Ω/4.4mm
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This looks great. It seems to have 4 ports, all 3.5 and 4.4mm. That leads me to believe two of them are dedicated line-out, which is a major factor for me personally.THATS so exciting!!
The TEMPOTEC V6 Dual AK4493SE DAC Music player was already extremely competitive in pricing (300$), but the super early bird on KICKSTARTER will be even more of a bargain: 270$!
If i understand correctly, it will be the supreme do it all mid-tier DAP, like the V1A on steroid and with better DAC. It seem you can use dongles with it too (usb in), making it a music station with LOT of possibilities. I've never been that excited for a DAP release cause yes, the price is very affordable for something that might represent a end game DAP for some. Oh, and the 4500mah battery promise long autonomy.
specs and features:
Full format decoding: DSD512 native, MQA 16X, DXD, PCM 32bit/768kHz
Open Android OS: Android 8.1
Deeply optimized OS: SRC bypass architecture makes music transferring efficiently at low latency.
Music source: Micro SD, USB DAC In, Bluetooth5.0, AirPlay.
V6 hardware: 2*4.4mm, 2*3.5mm, 4.2' touch screen, 4500mAh battery
DAC:2*AK4493SE
Processor: Snapdragon 425 @RAM 2GB ROM 16GB
SNR: 124dB; DNR: 124dB; THD+N:-111dB
Output level: 2VRMS/3.5mm ,4VRMS/4.4mm
Output Power: 330mW/32Ω/3.5mm,610mW/32Ω/4.4mm
Crosstalk: 84dB/32Ω/3.5mm,116dB/32Ω/4.4mm
For more update, sign up here:
https://www.tempotec.net/en-ca/a/pf_preview...