Redcarmoose
Headphoneus Supremus
That graph is the farthest thing I would have expected KZ to do with the D-Fi? Interesting as the JOYODIO SHINE uses the switches to change stuff above and below the Pinna Gain. So with the SHINE it’s actually (to a point) super effective, but leaves the character of the drivers, meaning the 7mm DD can be weaker or stronger, the treble and midrange BAs have a slight boost, yet everything remains normal almost inside the upper midrange! If you reviewed the SHINE disregard this script! Lol.
You know next week we should see two more IEMs from KZ with the four switches, they must have purchased a boat-load of them?
You know next week we should see two more IEMs from KZ with the four switches, they must have purchased a boat-load of them?
Just received the KZ D-Fi tunable KZ.
It comes in 2 variants - a tunable version and a cheaper non-tunable one. So the tunable version has 4 switches, giving a total of 16 possible tuning permutations.
I never though the day would come when I would spend ONE ENTIRE HOUR averaging and graphing a KZ pokemon, but that day is indeed today! Argg, I am having a migraine now, but for the sake of audio science, I will take one for the team. This hour of my life can never be gotten back, but I hope those interested in this pokemon will get a better picture whether to catch this pokemon, with the graphs below.
The switches are easily flipped and not stiff (unlike the TRI Star River I bought 2 weeks ago), so I am glad QC on this set is very decent. And yes the externals look like a Joyodio Shine LOLOL.
KZ D-Fi via IEC711 coupler, 8 kHz is a coupler peak:
Spoiler: essentially the switches only change stuff from 100 Hz and below. We are talking about maybe a 4dB difference in bass between the bassiest and the lightest bass config, with the 16 tuning configs lying in a spectrum between these 2 points. There may be some changes in the graph beyond 7 kHz, but the differences are very minute (perhaps unless one has golden ears).
I have done my dues and caught 16 KZ pokemon for science! Perhaps it may prevent 15 other "PRO" or "ULTRA" pokemon from being released to the wild next week!
Oh and KZ tuning is definitely becoming more refined. A very far cry from the old school V shaped banshee screaming type tuning, so good job! A leopard pokemon can change its spots after all!