Following up with DT200:
I forgot to turn off DAP with music going on with DT200 last night, so it shall have clocked well over 6 hours on her.
▶︎MRSP$149.99 (
Currently $67 at Audiosense Official AE Store) highly recommended
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Spec : 14Ω /99db
2 Knowles: BASS + Full Range
Audio Grade Film Capacitor
Although Audiosense does not disclose Knowles Driver info, I asked a professional insight from Japanese startup
MYLESTONE
Here is driver spec intel:
▶︎As usual geek’s personal purchase out of curiosity
▶︎Ear Tip roll ended on Moondrop’s SpringTips
Timbre Impression:
Top Note: Gently focused upper mid, very clear and spot-on imaging
Middle Note: Surprisingly neutral-ish treble with great resolution and very wide visibility all the way topping the sky
Bottom Note: Deep and well-textured sub-bass, natural and high in energy
This 2BA IEM comes with “wow, this thing has got amazing timbre!” unexpectedly great timbre. Same impression which I had with See Audio Bravery.
I was curious how a 2BA would compete with bigger engine ones, and I feel comfortable that DT200 is very respectable IEM with sophisticated tuning and again I need to stress out, Softears RSV’s Treble BA like very agreeable detail articulations.
Since I haven’t tried all test tracks, it may be a bit of a premature feedback, however from current experience, I’m having a very positive one. It also has great amount of Air that to some may sound a bit emphasized when compared to a perfectly neutral target, I personal like this coloration.
Tonal Balance:
Slightly vocal-focused neutral, with slight sound imaging edge treatment, just a thin slice off from DT200 to sound harsh, so the imaging capabilities is sharp and clear.
You can see a capacitor is situated where DD supposed to sit if this was a hybrid.
The tonal approach is different from U12t, as DT200 is clearly a spot-on imaging focus designed to hit 3khz vs 3khz dipping style u12t, however overall energy balance is pretty close.
Neutral with sub-bass boost may be a good phrase in describing the tonality.
Overall: For $67 price tag, oh boy….Just get and try it yourself, it’s worth it