It seems they are planning to make more faceplates in the future for different tunings. Sounds very interesting definitely a blind buy for me take my money now.
This headset has four Knowles moving iron units, an all-aluminum CNC bottom case and panel, and a stainless steel CNC middle frame. The most important thing is that the crossover can be replaced.
We chose four-unit three-way frequency, the most cost-effective combination at present. The moving iron unit is also very basic. The classic combination of Knowles 22955+29689+31736, the three-way frequency can be low to medium + high to high or extremely low. +full frequency + extremely high, even full frequency + mid-high + extremely high, and even one unit or two units can sound, so why not? A single 29689, or 22955+29689, can combine a good sound, and an external crossover can realize a headset, which is 4 units, 3 units, 2 units, single unit, and the imagination space is very large.
NE4 further lowers the threshold of this matter. We no longer abide by HiFi’s so-called “price by sound” principle. After purchasing the NE4 Evolution platform, we will continue to provide different sound crossover panels for everyone to choose from, whether you want to make music or listen to music, In different positions and different styles, we will make suitable crossover panels for everyone. Moreover, the price is very low. Tuning may be more complicated for other manufacturers, but for us, small things can make friends who are willing to support us get more than expected returns. This is the greatest value of a company's existence.
Edit:
On January 9th, the fifth annual "Headphones and Miscellaneous Talks" ceremony, we will make our debut with the NE4 Evo engineering machine. Of course, there is still a problem as an engineering machine, but I believe that taking a look at the actual product and listening to the basic sound settings of an ear will definitely give you some expectations for this product that is expected to be launched in April. Then we will, live see.
4 Knowles BA drivers. They implemented a faceplate system that changes the crossover configuration instead of using traditional filter changes :O.
The author believes that the current HiFi market is boring and instead of bringing up more driver counts or new exotic drivers, there should be more tech oriented in having a creative way and options to change the sound profiles.
In this case (changing the crossover configs of the 4 drivers), he claims that there is a lot of posibilities such as making different drivers play bass + mid + mid/high + super high or even making some drivers play in full range.
The price would be 'low' and more information will be shared at 9th.
4 Knowles BA drivers. They implemented a faceplate system that changes the crossover configuration instead of using traditional filter changes :O.
The author believes that the current HiFi market is boring and instead of bringing up more driver counts or new exotic drivers, there should be more tech oriented in having a creative way and options to change the sound profiles.
In this case (changing the crossover configs of the 4 drivers), he claims that there is a lot of posibilities such as making different drivers play bass + mid + mid/high + super high or even making some drivers play in full range.
The price would be 'low' and more information will be shared at 9th.
All of them have 4 knowles BA´s. So if the price is low considering those prices...maybe around 200-250 usd?
Of course there are some exceptions like the Audiosense T800 and the BGVP DM8 with 8 BA´s at 300 and 350 usd respectively. So it shouldnt be more than around 300 usd I think?
I had seen the picture about the NF Audio NE4 Evolution at FB, but here I found more explanations, so it's great. I think it's a real good idea, anything that allows you to tune the sound to your liking is welcome. Whether it's with screw filters, micro switches or this new interchangeable crossover. The possibility of buying some IEMS and not liking them can be high, one can always read many reviews but not find what you are looking for. If crossovers allow for a more drastic change in sound, as well as providing more options in the future, it will be worth a try.
If the price is around 200$ or 300$ it can be a real blast.
The only thing I am concerned about is the durability of the anchorage. I hope that the screw has a good metal nut integrated into a compact enclosure (that's what it looks like). And that the contacts will then allow it to withstand all the changes.
I think it's a good way, at another level Smabat has done something different and daring, but in the same sense with the M2 Pro.
Very good from NF Audio.
I had seen the picture about the NF Audio NE4 Evolution at FB, but here I found more explanations, so it's great. I think it's a real good idea, anything that allows you to tune the sound to your liking is welcome. Whether it's with screw filters, micro switches or this new interchangeable crossover. The possibility of buying some IEMS and not liking them can be high, one can always read many reviews but not find what you are looking for. If crossovers allow for a more drastic change in sound, as well as providing more options in the future, it will be worth a try.
If the price is around 200$ or 300$ it can be a real blast.
The only thing I am concerned about is the durability of the anchorage. I hope that the screw has a good metal nut integrated into a compact enclosure (that's what it looks like). And that the contacts will then allow it to withstand all the changes.
I think it's a good way, at another level Smabat has done something different and daring, but in the same sense with the M2 Pro.
Very good from NF Audio.
It's worth considering that NF Audio's previous 4 BA model, the NF4U is 550 so a low price might be a bit higher than some of the other brands. I have the NF4U and like it a lot, but the ability to adjust the sound would make it amazing.
It's worth considering that NF Audio's previous 4 BA model, the NF4U is 550 so a low price might be a bit higher than some of the other brands. I have the NF4U and like it a lot, but the ability to adjust the sound would make it amazing.
I have both the TSMR-4 Pro and NF4U and and the latter definitely has a number of advantages when it comes to build quality and finish that make it worth the price difference to me. I also listen to the NF4U a lot more even though I generally prefer the signature of the TSMR-4 Pro.
I would be pleasantly surprised if the price of the new model was under 300, but I'll be interested in any case.
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