My latest piece is out with comparisons of the 64 Audio Nio and Campfire Audio Solaris 2020 paired with Astell & Kern A&norma SR25, Shanling's M6 Pro, Luxury & Precision W1 as well as Apple’s Lightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter.
@twister6's extraordinary contribution is mentioned and, if I remember correctly, @Rockwell75 believes this to be of particular importance as well.
You probably meant the other way, right? Because U18t is colder, brighter, and with thinner body while U12t is warmer, fuller, and more neutral. Trio is the fun one, with a v-shaped tuning due to more emphasis on bass and treble
You probably meant the other way, right? Because U18t is colder, brighter, and with thinner body while U12t is warmer, fuller, and more neutral. Trio is the fun one, with a v-shaped tuning due to more emphasis on bass and treble
Maybe it's due to different tips. I find the U18t with the stock tips warmer than with the qdc Anole tips while the U12t with the stock tips is not really warmer than with the Anole tips.
For me it’s the less wonky mid range, larger bass and overall tonality. I‘d say the more prominent vocals as well. Detail isn’t lacking that far behind either.
Out of the Noir and OG Fourte, I’d choose the Noir as well. I feel like the warmth boost makes it sound more coherent or consistent throughout. Smaller stage by a bit but a worthy trade off in my opinion.
When I had trio I remember jumping threw the roof cause I had a treble peak relief cause it feels less peaky vs fourté.
But then trio lost the supreme bass textures retrieval that fourté has. Trio offer quantity but less quality. Fourté seems to have the best sweetest spot there between quality and quantity.
Also vocals are unmatchable by trio vs fourté, just that kicks trio down below fourté rang.
Resolution and nuances are way more elaborated and ultra deep on Fourté. Trio cant do that while trio has an awesome fun signature that can flip you upside down in edm stuff.
Trio treble has a more metallic note finish while fourte is near perfect like an electrostatic driver, but still has a small metallic zing.
Also trio is very warm in comparison to fourté so its limited to with what you can pair it with. Fourté is the ultimate all arounder
For me it’s the less wonky mid range, larger bass and overall tonality. I‘d say the more prominent vocals as well. Detail isn’t lacking that far behind either.
Out of the Noir and OG Fourte, I’d choose the Noir as well. I feel like the warmth boost makes it sound more coherent or consistent throughout. Smaller stage by a bit but a worthy trade off in my opinion.
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