So is there going to be high treble on 8khz?
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Nothing wrong with 8khz emphasis as long as it dont stand above the rest of the sound tuning. Fiio was guilty of doing that for last years IEMs. Not so much this years. Haven't heard a Penon made IEM that sounds irritating for the trebles. I wouldn't worry much at all.
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I would like somebody to review the Volt against the Moondrop Variations. I think that would be very interesting.
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If you mean louder than the upper mids, no it won't as mentioned this will not stand out, as this (bright tuned)So is there going to be high treble on 8khz?
is not Penon's house sound. The Mids is the house sound.
Don't be scared and don't worry about razor sharp treble here - this is not what Penon is trying to achieve...
I must admit, the 3DT is formidable but it was utterly defeated by the Penon Audio Volt in nearly every category. Especially in stage size, articulation, accuracy, and layering and I'm still burning in the Volt.
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Imo Serial looks more like a Harman-inspired tuning, it's lacking that signature boost in the lower mids/mid-bass that Penon typically tunes. However it still has that 5-6khz dip that makes Penon IEMs very easy to listen to. I doubt any of those treble peaks will be an issue. Never heard even the slightest hint of sharpness from any of their IEMs I've tried.
Overall looks like a pretty sensible tuning, should be hard to dislike. People have wanted a multi-DD setup that doesn't have eardrum-shredding treble for a while now. If it has suitable technicalities then I could see it being a solid hit. If the initial feedback is good, I would like to see Penon make an effort to advertise it. Very rarely hear about Penon IEMs outside of HeadFi, and that's a shame.
I'll be purchasing myself a pair when it's available, and I'll be around to post some non-sponsored thoughts about it
Overall looks like a pretty sensible tuning, should be hard to dislike. People have wanted a multi-DD setup that doesn't have eardrum-shredding treble for a while now. If it has suitable technicalities then I could see it being a solid hit. If the initial feedback is good, I would like to see Penon make an effort to advertise it. Very rarely hear about Penon IEMs outside of HeadFi, and that's a shame.
I'll be purchasing myself a pair when it's available, and I'll be around to post some non-sponsored thoughts about it
Imo Serial looks more like a Harman-inspired tuning, it's lacking that signature boost in the lower mids/mid-bass that Penon typically tunes. However it still has that 5-6khz dip that makes Penon IEMs very easy to listen to. I doubt any of those treble peaks will be an issue. Never heard even the slightest hint of sharpness from any of their IEMs I've tried.
Overall looks like a pretty sensible tuning, should be hard to dislike. People have wanted a multi-DD setup that doesn't have eardrum-shredding treble for a while now. If it has suitable technicalities then I could see it being a solid hit. If the initial feedback is good, I would like to see Penon make an effort to advertise it. Very rarely hear about Penon IEMs outside of HeadFi, and that's a shame.
I'll be purchasing myself a pair when it's available, and I'll be around to post some non-sponsored thoughts about it
We're on the same wavelength here. All I want is the Penon house sound, good coherency, good stage and acceptable technicalities.