KutuzovGambit
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My review of the Dunu Falcon Pro is now posted: DUNU FALCON PRO
Not my tonal preference, but excellent for what it is.

Not my tonal preference, but excellent for what it is.
If you have both of them , the fd3 and Falcon pro , try switching the filters between the twoMy review of the Dunu Falcon Pro is now posted: DUNU FALCON PRO
Not my tonal preference, but excellent for what it is.
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TRN TA2 coming soon. Hope the tuning is as wicked as it looks.
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Looks pretty rad but hot damn if TRN isn't close to blacklisted in my book. Still feeling the hearing damage from those MT1 cheese grater mids. Hope they can pull a KZ and actually tune those properly.
TA1 was actually half decent, so if they have the same guys working on this there might be a chance
I just heard the TRN CS2 and TRN X7 for the first time.....and I have to say they both sound very interesting!Haha I have to agree with you friend.
It is ironically TRN's cheaper and lower driver count sets that sound more coherent than their multi driver expensive behemoths. This set is probably the successor to the TA1, so let's keep our fingers crossed.
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TRN sucks big time not with their tuning but also with their QC. After a failed cable and a failed TA1 mmcx connector I'm no longer buying anything TRN.Looks pretty rad but hot damn if TRN isn't close to blacklisted in my book. Still feeling the hearing damage from those MT1 cheese grater mids. Hope they can pull a KZ and actually tune those properly.
TA1 was actually half decent, so if they have the same guys working on this there might be a chance
TRN sucks big time not with their tuning but also with their QC. After a failed cable and a failed TA1 mmcx connector I'm no longer buying anything TRN.
Yet, it looks good indeed, looks like an open back iem. I might give them a 3rd chance if it sounds good.![]()
TRN may seriously test one's skills as a smooth reviewerI just heard the TRN CS2 and TRN X7 for the first time.....and I have to say they both sound very interesting!
Quite different, the X7 being 7BAs per side and the CS2 being single DD, both in for review from TRN.
Time will tell if they are as good as my initial impressions.
TRN X7
TRN CS2
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Ouch! That sounds like a challenge and a half, but for my part, all I can say is, we live and learn.....and I hope TRN read your comments and learn from them. Hopefully, they have improved QC on the new models.TRN may seriously test one's skills as a smooth reviewer
I still have X6 (if someone remembers), tuned by that "infamous" tuner...
One of only two (out of 60+) IEMs with connector problems - I seem to have a bad luck with the connectors of "TR" companies.
I came to grip with TRN IEMs - they are great for parts, much cheaper than to buy separately connectors, nozzles, etc. Decent aesthetics of the recent designs as well - thinking of utilizing the shells by inserting LEDs and making audiophile holiday lights![]()
You lost me at "smooth treble"