The JVC FX850..Woodie perfection?. (A review)
Feb 8, 2016 at 7:06 AM Post #3,361 of 3,535
james444, would you say the fx850 are an improvement over the tf10s

 
To me, yes. But that's due to personal preference and doesn't mean you'll feel the same way. For example, even though their sound signatures share some similarities, the TF10 are closed / isolating and the FX850 vented. I live in quiet surroundings and love the JVC's open soundstage, but if you need to listen in a noisy environment, the TF10 are easily the better choice.
 
Feb 8, 2016 at 8:58 PM Post #3,366 of 3,535
   
My PM to him wasn't much longer than my post. I just said that the FX850 have more forward upper mids and treble, so female vocals stand out a little more. And the FX1100 are more forward in the lower mids and a tad warmer, but slightly more laid-back in the female vocal range.
 
FWIW, another head-fier asked me to rate the FX750 vs. FX850 vs. FX1100, bass, mids, treble, unmodded and modded. Here's my reply:
 

Thanks james. I ended up buying the IM03 and SM3 instead, but I might get the JVC's too if i have the money...:)
 
Feb 8, 2016 at 9:24 PM Post #3,367 of 3,535
Had these in the closet for 6 months. Was pulling them out to post for sale. Spent an hour with them an changed my mind. Loving this combo.
 
Feb 8, 2016 at 9:38 PM Post #3,369 of 3,535
What setup is that? I have an E17 and plan to purchase some FX850 soon. Meanwhile i still enjoy my TF10 w/E17 combo. Just want to try some dynamic IEM for a change. 
That's an astell & kern ak100 dap, leckerton audio uha6s mk.ii amp. That amp is fantastic.
 
Feb 28, 2016 at 7:41 AM Post #3,371 of 3,535
  Any comparisons with the Dunu DN2KJ ?

 
Dunu DN2KJ are a lot more linear and leaner sounding, FX850 (stock) have much more bass and are more v-shaped. Treble is forward on both, slightly smoother on the FX850 and sharper on the DN2KJ.
 
Even when modded, the FX850 retain their rather fun and dynamic sound signature, whereas the DN2KJ are a perfect example of analytical IEMs in my book.
 
Mar 2, 2016 at 11:35 AM Post #3,372 of 3,535
   
Dunu DN2KJ are a lot more linear and leaner sounding, FX850 (stock) have much more bass and are more v-shaped. Treble is forward on both, slightly smoother on the FX850 and sharper on the DN2KJ.
 
Even when modded, the FX850 retain their rather fun and dynamic sound signature, whereas the DN2KJ are a perfect example of analytical IEMs in my book.

Thanks for this. Have you heard NuForce Primo8 ?
 

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