I get better fit with the Black being they exhibit outward pressure due to being thicker, but I can use M,L and XL. Getting an insertion depth variants with each one, that XL the bass wave is longest, while still gaining air-tight fit. Orange is brighter and holds better treble, Black is a lot of absorption of energy in which responds smoother.
I find that both the L and XL work for me too. And I agree. Using the XL makes for a bassier sound. It’s nice that these are so versatile. They sound more like foams than most other tips I have.
It is hyped to the moon due to the a unique DD + planar config (supposedly not one of those fake SPD nonsense).
Credit to Paul Wasabii for the graph from Squig, who we trust for his good independent graphs.
Well, graphs surely don't tell the full story, but they are a generally good gauge of tonality, and this one looks quite scooped out in the lower mids. With a massive pinna gain area.
Well compared to the 2nd photo against the store provided graphs which consumers should rightfully take with a pinch of salt.
Any brave first adopters have gotten a KZ Symphony and have heard it? I have a feeling a PRO version may come out in a few weeks' time to address some issues haha.
TRN tuning is really hit or miss bro. They had some TRN Xuan Wu planar that looked like a cool tortoise shell. The sound was bad though (had some QC issues with the first batch of nozzle damping too).
More of a budget cable story - but the discovery here is the power of the bling for the IEM display/show surfaced here recently.
With the great advice/inspiration of @baskingshark I took the prompt of getting few $10 "surprise" cables with an unknown company in Ali Express. It happened to be one of XINHS stores now, they renamed, and they shipped to me three cables instead of three. Two were good/simple $8-9 balanced ones, but the third (must be a gift) was a totally wild bling one:
I could not imagine ordering one - but a good surprise is a good surprise!
The pairing - a match in heaven arised immediately - Crin's Dioko.
What can be better than adding a good wild bling on those huge oval metrosexually- inspiring shells
Here is your real pair to visit gyms and pubs rather than any silly kilobuck IEMs that may be recognized only by 0.01% of the public
What exactly you mean by "dynamics"? Urd has better dynamics means.... So that there is no confusion about what exactly it does in that regard? I see people use dynamics and other terms differently...
It is hyped to the moon due to the a unique DD + planar config (supposedly not one of those fake SPD nonsense).
Credit to Paul Wasabii for the graph from Squig, who we trust for his good independent graphs.
Well, graphs surely don't tell the full story, but they are a generally good gauge of tonality, and this one looks quite scooped out in the lower mids. With a massive pinna gain area.
Well compared to the 2nd photo against the store provided graphs which consumers should rightfully take with a pinch of salt.
Any brave first adopters have gotten a KZ Symphony and have heard it? I have a feeling a PRO version may come out in a few weeks' time to address some issues haha.
Well wise then to wait for the Pro thick at ends , thin in mids .. I shall stay away!
Btw, what's a good budget iem that does bass quality/quantity? Kz pr3 was a suggestion. Anything that springs to your mind? I don't want to go to ziigaat doscinco level pricing (it seems to be fab for bass if reviews are to be believed), but at low budget level.. Anything that's real good? Sub 75usd even, for that matter...
What exactly you mean by "dynamics"? Urd has better dynamics means.... So that there is no confusion about what exactly it does in that regard? I see people use dynamics and other terms differently...
Ability of being more versatile. At times IEMs feel a bit monotonous. Especially when they are unable to make distinguishable differences between nearby frequencies or is unable to control the energy of same frequencies. Mostly experienced with upper bass notes. Many IEMs re unable to deliver these notes cleanly they tend to have unwanted softness to them. This is fun but limits the technical abilities or say dynamic abilities of the IEM.
Well wise then to wait for the Pro thick at ends , thin in mids .. I shall stay away!
Btw, what's a good budget iem that does bass quality/quantity? Kz pr3 was a suggestion. Anything that springs to your mind? I don't want to go to ziigaat doscinco level pricing (it seems to be fab for bass if reviews are to be believed), but at low budget level.. Anything that's real good? Sub 75usd even, for that matter...
Wow ok...But makes sense... Thanks. Perhaps rather than wasting money on a collection of budget, and get disappointed, one should look at midfini guess.
Wow ok...But makes sense... Thanks. Perhaps rather than wasting money on a collection of budget, and get disappointed, one should look at midfini guess.
It is hyped to the moon due to the a unique DD + planar config (supposedly not one of those fake SPD nonsense).
Credit to Paul Wasabii for the graph from Squig, who we trust for his good independent graphs.
Well, graphs surely don't tell the full story, but they are a generally good gauge of tonality, and this one looks quite scooped out in the lower mids. With a massive pinna gain area.
Well compared to the 2nd photo against the store provided graphs which consumers should rightfully take with a pinch of salt.
Any brave first adopters have gotten a KZ Symphony and have heard it? I have a feeling a PRO version may come out in a few weeks' time to address some issues haha.
TRN tuning is really hit or miss bro. They had some TRN Xuan Wu planar that looked like a cool tortoise shell. The sound was bad though (had some QC issues with the first batch of nozzle damping too).
Wow this cable looks like it will cost a pretty penny. Makes me feel like going back to order more cables from that lucky bag shop haha.
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