[mochill]

The more the merrier

 

[mochill]

Anyone home?

 

[Midgetguy]

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[HiFiChris]

 

[mochill]

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lool

 

[flinkenick]

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I tried getting the Sirius on pics but it was just massive reflections everywhere.. I have to send the Plenue S back so I was hoping to make a brief pic together since they both have that dark gray look, but it didn't look like that was going to happen in a short period of time 

 Yours turned out pretty nice, thought it was going to be impossible.

 

[glassmonkey]

My favourite pairing right now. The GO V2 in balanced mode really sings with the Sirius.

 

[twister6]

More shots to wet your appetite (click to expand).  And btw, after 125hrs of burn in I hear Sirius sub-/mid-bass on par with Andromeda.
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

[mochill]

Any other changes twister

 

[Brooko]

  More shots to wet your appetite (click to expand).  And btw, after 125hrs of burn in I hear Sirius sub-/mid-bass on par with Andromeda.

 
Funny - I measured when I got them, and have measured a couple of times since.  Bass hasn't changed a bit on the graphs.  Are you sure it isn't the positioning of the internal port, and you slowly adjusting the fit to where it is most comfortable?
 
Hint : try closing the port adjacent to the nozzle
 
Don't think changes have anything to do with burn-in my friend 

 

 

[twister6]

 

  More shots to wet your appetite (click to expand).  And btw, after 125hrs of burn in I hear Sirius sub-/mid-bass on par with Andromeda.

 
Funny - I measured when I got them, and have measured a couple of times since.  Bass hasn't changed a bit on the graphs.  Are you sure it isn't the positioning of the internal port, and you slowly adjusting the fit to where it is most comfortable?
 
Hint : try closing the port adjacent to the nozzle
 
Don't think changes have anything to do with burn-in my friend 

 

 
I think, just like with cables Paul, it's one of those topics we have to agree to disagree bud, when it comes to dynamic drivers burn in 

  I stopped taking measurements (as you know, my setup is out of whack, needs serious calibration), only relying on my ears.  With burn in, I just set it and forget it, so definitely not a brain burn in.  Also, using the same gray FLC8S eartips (large size, with long stem).  I mentioned in some previous posts that after 25hrs of burn in I heard Andromeda having more sub-bass, and was even skeptical it will change.  100 more hours on top of that, I hear sub-bass level sounds nearly the same.  Funny, with Andromeda I do more adjustment fiddling to avoid sharp edges, so if anything maybe my andromeda seal is not consistent.  But I went back a few times, and hear Sirius to have nearly the same sub-bass level now, while before it was less.  I also had a similar observation with my original A83 which got way over 500hrs on it, and new A83 with fixed cables I recently reviewed - sub-bass difference was noticeable, and Fidue swears those have identical drivers and the same cable.
 
But heck, my mind could be playing tricks on me

 

[Brooko]

Try opening and closing that port bud - that's all I'm saying 

 
Might save you some time on that burn-in station

 

[twister6]

  Try opening and closing that port bud - that's all I'm saying 

 
Might save you some time on that burn-in station

 
Without a doubt, with dynamic drivers the vent will control the bass response.  From my experience, the sound change after the burn in varies between different headphones (either in-ear or full size).  In some it was drastic enough probably to be noticed even with FR capture, while with others its a subtle change you can pick up only with your ears.  Plus, there is a subtle change associated with solder joints (cable connectors and internal wires) and crossover components when the current is circulating.  But either way, as a reviewer (and you can probably see where I'm coming from), I learned not to make statements but rather share my experience of using the product; I don't have golden ears, just share how I hear it.  If/when people acquire the product after reading the review or impressions, it's up to them to agree or disagree if they hear it the same way, and I respect it either way 

 

 

[JohnC-HiFi]

Here's my video review for the Fidue Sirius A91 - I liked it. A lot!
 

 

[Podster]

  Here's my video review for the Fidue Sirius A91 - I liked it. A lot!
 

As awesome as these look I'm just wondering if they are worth the $700 leap from an A83! OK $600 then because they probably have $100 tied up in that case and cable removing tool alone

Will for sure be a SIRIUS decision when the time comes