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YES!! Mine is still in transit. Hopefully it comes before Christmas... :-/
Any impressions so far??
YES!! Mine is still in transit. Hopefully it comes before Christmas... :-/
Will post tomorrow after tonights session. But the very first impression ootb was already very good. Liked the overall timbre, bass is fantastic, full and fast, mids are at point and there is enough extension in the treble too. Technical wise better than I would have expected. Only weak point to my ears in the first two hours was some kind of slight roughness or a tiny lack of coherence - but that is often the case with new IEM ootb and no reason to worry in my book at that early stage...YES!! Mine is still in transit. Hopefully it comes before Christmas... :-/
Any impressions so far??
Awesome! That's pretty consistent with what the other impressions are indicating. And yea I agree with you. I wouldn't worry about the coherence issue. That's what burn in is for.Will post tomorrow after tonights session. But the very first impression ootb was already very good. Liked the overall timbre, bass is fantastic, full and fast, mids are at point and there is enough extension in the treble too. Technical wise better than I would have expected. Only weak point to my ears in the first two hours was some kind of slight roughness or a tiny lack of coherence - but that is often the case with new IEM ootb and no reason to worry in my book at that early stage...
How do you put the order? As I do not see the Quattro listed in their website.I am joining the Quattro owners club. Put in my order today, and I am already impatient
Write Penon at their email address, penonaudio@hotmail.com, and tell them you would like to purchase the Quattro. As mentioned by others, they have low volume manufacturing right now, hence only selling via email until they ramp up.How do you put the order? As I do not see the Quattro listed in their website.
I thought you were joking, but they really do have that hotmail.com email address on their website lol.Write Penon at their email address, penonaudio@hotmail.com, and tell them you would like to purchase the Quattro. As mentioned by others, they have low volume manufacturing right now, hence only selling via email until they ramp up.
Hotmail? Why not Proton Mail?!I still have a hotmail account. Nothing wrong with that you jerks!
It's probably an alias for their hotmail account.I usually use the web form on their Contact page https://penonaudio.com/contact or their other email address, support@penonaudio.com.
personal? sure whatever. Business? insanity lol.I still have a hotmail account. Nothing wrong with that you jerks!
Thanks for that first detailed report!I'll try to compare them as soon as possible, but I couldn't spend much time yesterday. It hasn't gotten to 2 hours of listening. My daughter was ill, and I couldn't devote myself to my nightly listening time. What I can tell you is that it has already been buning for 4-5 hours, and I really liked what I was able to hear. Also keep in mind that there is always a tendency to overvalue the new, compared to the old (honeymoon time, they call it). Some points:
In short, some very good first impressions, but they are very preliminary and I need to be able to listen to them more, much more. Maybe I don't even feel like taking them off to compare them with others.
- I believe not only in physical burning, but also in mental burning. It takes a while to get used to a new IEM.
- Lately accustomed to more neutral IEMs. The bass seemed excessive to me at first. I left it burning for a couple of hours, and when I returned I had already lost that opinion.
- The bass pushes hard when necessary, but is delicate on acoustic songs. It has great texture and control. It's faster than the Volt. I think the texture is also better than the DTE900, but I have to do A/B comparisons to corroborate it. I love the textures of Jazz percussion, and I would dare to say that it is the best I have heard.
- The other thing that caught my attention is the great consistency between the drivers. In my Impact for example (BA+EST) I have always thought that if they had included a DD for bass, the coherence, cleanliness and separation between the instruments it has, would have been worse. In the Quattro, the feeling is that the filters between drivers are very well thought out, because the result is like being in front of a pair of multi-way speakers. Even better, because you have better spatial positioning.
- And finally, the technicalities, immersion and musicality. There are details that make you think if you are really listening to DD drivers, but at the same time it makes you enjoy and immerse yourself in the music, without thinking about whether a certain instrument sounds good or bad, you realize that you are enjoying... and no... in my short listening, I have not been able to detect timbral errors in any instrument. I need to listen more to make a comparison of the soundstage and positioning, but it's pretty good.
exactly
Thank you so much. Nothing serious. A 48-hour stomach virus, but she had a very bad first night. Now she is better. I hope I'm not the next!Thanks for that first detailed report!
I hope your daughter recovers soon!
I'm looking for a natural tuning that doesn't push the mids in your face like most iems do lately, I've always wanted to go back to Penon since Volt was a crush that broke my heart, his bass couldn't be enough in any way for me and I had to get rid of it, I know it has sets with more bass and there is even the Turbo but I have always had a predilection for the Tribird and the DD bass in general.
If Quattro is able to somehow maintain the magic of the images from Penon and a decent sized soundstage I think I may try to go with the Quattro
Really? I don’t have any opinion, but I am curious as to why you would consider it “insanity”…personal? sure whatever. Business? insanity lol.