[tgx78]

Canadian Tour unit arrived.

Nice Channel matching.

Liking the 0-2 setting with the PB5.

 

[Appamanna]

Dsnuts and/or tgx78 - how are you finding the Voltage to be with classical, particularly strings?

I enjoyed the original Volt before letting it go, and am now looking for a nice all-rounder that can handle both classical and the mellower side of EDM.

 

[lgcubana]

. . . the mellower side of EDM

That sounds like an oxymoron.

Is that when you wake up in the E.R. or you hear a distant voice shouting CLEAR!!!

 

[PixelSquish]

Been putting the Quattro through their paces the last few hours. Ended up happiest so far with the Orange Liquer tips. With the iFi go blu I do like to use the bass boost with this IEM so far, whereas with my current other rotation I do not. This seems like a solid value at $400 for sure. Will do some A/B later this week. Loving the look of this blue cable too.

 

[Appamanna]

That sounds like an oxymoron.

Is that when you wake up in the E.R. or you hear a distant voice shouting CLEAR!!!

It's a relative comparison...maybe I should have said "mellower side of electronic music" rather than EDM. If you have Amazon Music, I mean music similar to their "Hypnotic and Melodic" playlist. It's much calmer than stuff like Dubstep or Drum and Bass.

 

[tgx78]

Dsnuts and/or tgx78 - how are you finding the Voltage to be with classical, particularly strings?

I enjoyed the original Volt before letting it go, and am now looking for a nice all-rounder that can handle both classical and the mellower side of EDM.

In my brief listen, Voltage is very capable of presenting the nuances and subtleties of string instruments.
Rich resonance of a cello, or the soaring melodies of a violin... it offers a balanced and natural sound signature that
captures the timbre and texture of strings with good clarity and accuracy.
Also similar to the Volt, all these are presented in non fatiguing manner.
For solo violin pieces, I might still prefer the Tansio Mirai's slightly more elevated pinna gain and mid treble bites.

 

[BlankName]

Been putting the Quattro through their paces the last few hours. Ended up happiest so far with the Orange Liquer tips. With the iFi go blu I do like to use the bass boost with this IEM so far, whereas with my current other rotation I do not. This seems like a solid value at $400 for sure. Will do some A/B later this week. Loving the look of this blue cable too.

I find that the go blu isn't powerful enough to output all the bass it can do, it took my cma18p until it finally could.

 

[iscorpio71]

I find that the go blu isn't powerful enough to output all the bass it can do, it took my cma18p until it finally could.

Agreed, the Quattro gets better and better the more power you feed it.

 

[nihalsharma]

Hello friends, I have put up a review of Penon Dome here. I really enjoy the pair.

Pros:
* Comfortable design, lightweight
* Nice amount of non-intrusive bass
* Musical and lush mids
* Decent soundstage
* Easy to drive

Cons:
* Bass does not come very clean
* Average technical aspects, especially resolution

 

[Redcarmoose]

While many have already taken the chance on a T-OCC purchase, I can tell you (those who are skeptical) the sonic effects are real and valuable.........

TINHIFI T5S
Kiwi ears Singolo
7Hz Sonus
TSMR FEAT
NiceHCK DB2

The ISN T-OCC which is a kind of three copper alloy blend along with a specific build configuration. At a retail of $119.00 the T-OCC finds itself holding much of the imaging and stage/density results from the Renata, and in many ways a continuation of the ISN CS02 cable. Where I’m going to included the ISN Neo 5 with the T-OCC in my review……….but also I was curious about other brand IEM examples of the T-OCC results. Right now I can say the Singolo has the benefits of the T-OCC in spades. That single Kiwi ears IEM seems to open-up and get the desired stage size, that and noted image density for miles? Another fun one was the TINHIFI T5S……..this IEM is my love affair in what TIN has progressed to over the years………and sure enough the T-OCC has the T5S in its sights to alter and improve playback. This will all be in the review, but just let me say the T-OCC opened the midrange and vocals, plus gave that slight detail to the treble that was always lacking. The T5S has the best bass of any TINHIFI I have tried and the T-OCC seemed to leave that untouched, yet I was mostly concentrating on the midrange and treble.

Why results:

3 kinds of copper combination, 3 kinds of diameters
2 shares, 181 cores per share
Outer diameter is 2.5mm, 18AWG wire
98 cores 0.08 frozen single crystal copper
48 cores 0.06 Quenched single crystal copper
35 cores 0.05 Copper-silver alloy

Plus the T-OCC shows use of the solid oxygen free copper 4.4mm or 3.5mm plug, and solid oxygen free copper 2Pins. Just the Japanese Brand Pentaconn OFC Plug is US$60.00-$80.00 by itself.

 

[Khumbaba]

 

[laleeee]

Hi guys, still exists Penon customer service ? penonaudio@hotmail.com
This email address does not respond at all

 

[Khumbaba]

Hi guys, still exists Penon customer service ? penonaudio@hotmail.com
This email address does not respond at all

They replied to me few minutes ago. So yes.

 

[laleeee]

They replied to me few minutes ago. So yes.

Good for you

 

[helloh3adfi]

Good for you

Maybe they got tired dealing with you? Give them some time.