There's absolutely nothing like the Szalayis bro
...........in terms of dynamics and sonics as long as you turn up the volume really high ............the louder the better , its like having speakers inside your head, it does benefit from a good source though..........the plannar is taking care of the midrange providing spaciouness and air so separation is no problem no matter how bombastic the bass is there.. , regardless of it's impact the rest of the spectrum stays perfectly balanced and coherent.........it's just impossible in this kind of tuning for the treble to extend more it would be inaudible and crazy fatigue listening, so... tuning wise and cleverly enough treble stays lower in the FR, providing smoothness and comfort for long time listenings...
Azla xelastec serves me the best on these monsters providing secure and stable fit ENJOY..............
What is the biggest complaint on these, and how are their details? (Szalayi) I was surprised or maybe not that Timmy from Gizaudio didn't like the Overitti iems.
What is the biggest complaint on these, and how are their details? (Szalayi) I was surprised or maybe not that Timmy from Gizaudio didn't like the Overitti iems.
Not sure but from what I have read online and heard from fellow audiophiles
1. Too much bass for some
2. Bass might get a bit bloaty(its not bloaty at all, rather the opposite)
3. The highs are not sibilant and also lack that shimmer
4. Shell size too big for some and nozzle is thick.
Detail retrieval is very good but not in your face. This bird needs a good fit and thus tip rolling is essential.
I haven't heard any of the new Oriveti iems cause I have settled down with my audio gear, but all my audiophile friends have been going gaga over their sound.
Pula PA02 arrived today, I plugged to Ibasso DX320X AMP14 using HanSound Nyx 4.4 cable and Azla vivid tips.
TBH it’s the best set I heard under 300$ for sure.
What is the biggest complaint on these, and how are their details? (Szalayi) I was surprised or maybe not that Timmy from Gizaudio didn't like the Overitti iems.
It seemed Timmy only tried the black nozzle on the OD200 as he said they were a bit shouty and too much treble. I expect he’ll have some different thoughts when he tries the silver nozzles as every other reviewer I’ve seen has said similar.
It seemed Timmy only tried the black nozzle on the OD200 as he said they were a bit shouty and too much treble. I expect he’ll have some different thoughts when he tries the silver nozzles as every other reviewer I’ve seen has said similar.
Not sure but from what I have read online and heard from fellow audiophiles
1. Too much bass for some
2. Bass might get a bit bloaty(its not bloaty at all, rather the opposite)
3. The highs are not sibilant and thus lack that shimmer
4. Shell size too big for some and nozzle is thick.
Detail retrieval is very good but not in your face. This bird needs a good fit and thus tip rolling is essential.
I haven't heard any of the new Oriveti iems cause I have settled down with my audio gear, but all my audiophile friends have been going gaga over their sound.
What is the biggest complaint on these, and how are their details? (Szalayi) I was surprised or maybe not that Timmy from Gizaudio didn't like the Overitti iems.
For the Sza; pretty much the only “downside” for me is the lack of shiny treble. However that’s a plus for me? It’s a razor thin line whether treble is too much or not enough, and this treads it well. Easily its biggest downside, other than the shell size imo (another plus for me tho).
My review is out on AüR Audio Ascension, feel free to read if of any interest.
Past month with Ascension has been very enjoyable, and I admit it didn't win me over at once.
But over time it has grown to be my faovorite model from AüR Audio, a organic sound that is warm and natural.
Pula PA02 arrived today, I plugged to Ibasso DX320X AMP14 using HanSound Nyx 4.4 cable and Azla vivid tips.
TBH it’s the best set I heard under 300$ for sure.
Tonality: mild-W, all-rounder Standouts: build quality & nice case, stage depth, imaging, very good air extension Not-so-good: bass impact is a bit soft, low mid detail slightly muffled by bleed, male vocals a bit thin, stage width a little tight, 8kHz peak can be sharp in poor recordings, dependent on sensitivity and can probably be mitigated by tips/source (borderline case for me) Other considerations: cable sensitive (ymmv) - had to roll several before landing on one to improve dynamics Overall: Great value & build for the price, punches about $250-300 (your opinion may differ)
