[Frankie D]

Can you please tell us about the crossover implementation? For example, if it is a 4 way, is it high-mids-low-sub for example. Tks.

 

[FullCircle]

https://audio-head.com/all-hail-the-sultan-a-new-flagship-tri-hybrid-iem-from-noble-audio/

 

[Frankie D]

https://audio-head.com/all-hail-the-sultan-a-new-flagship-tri-hybrid-iem-from-noble-audio/

Were you trying to answer my post? I do not see any crossover implementation information in the link you sent. Tks.

 

[Andrew DiMarcangelo]

@stephenkostas just posted his review on our site: https://bloomaudio.com/blogs/articles/noble-sultan-review

 

[FullCircle]

 

[meomap]

@stephenkostas just posted his review on our site: https://bloomaudio.com/blogs/articles/noble-sultan-review

I believe this review is a rush job to get brand out.
Review is so and so, nothing of excitement to read any further.
Review should have comparing to other TOTL iems from many other vendors with price ranges from $2k to $4.5k.
A 2900 usd iem review with lots of stuffs missing here.
Please do more diligently the next time.
Don't care if other say bad thing about me since I have been supporting Noble with K10C, Encore, and Khan.

 

[acvjim]

Can you please tell us about the crossover implementation? For example, if it is a 4 way, is it high-mids-low-sub for example. Tks.

It is a 4 way.

 

[Andrew DiMarcangelo]

Thanks for the feedback, @meomap. Perhaps a better title may have been "Sultan First Impressions." Ultimately, the best reviews are from wholly unbiased sources that have the time to spend tens of hours doing deep analysis and A/B testing. Since we sell the Sultan as a Noble dealer, our reviews should be read for informational purposes (as we have a clear bias because we sell the stuff), not as a definitive statement on how the product ranks or compares to other TOTL products.

 

[Frankie D]

It is a 4 way.

Thank you. What type of 4-way? For example is it: High- Mids-Bass-sub, or super high-high-mids-low as two examples. And any other details you can provide please. Tks.

 

[Frankie D]

I believe this review is a rush job to get brand out.
Review is so and so, nothing of excitement to read any further.
Review should have comparing to other TOTL iems from many other vendors with price ranges from $2k to $4.5k.
A 2900 usd iem review with lots of stuffs missing here.
Please do more diligently the next time.
Don't care if other say bad thing about me since I have been supporting Noble with K10C, Encore, and Khan.

I agree. No meat here. I realize this is to start the ball rolling, but at least provide some technical details of the choices made in its design, etc.
Tks.

 

[acvjim]

Thanks for the feedback, @meomap. Perhaps a better title may have been "Sultan First Impressions." Ultimately, the best reviews are from wholly unbiased sources that have the time to spend tens of hours doing deep analysis and A/B testing. Since we sell the Sultan as a Noble dealer, our reviews should be read for informational purposes (as we have a clear bias because we sell the stuff), not as a definitive statement on how the product ranks or compares to other TOTL products.

It is sub-bass, mid-low, mid-high, and high.

 

[acvjim]

Here are some pictures of the packaging. We will have better pics in the near future.

 

[acvjim]

Thank you. What type of 4-way? For example is it: High- Mids-Bass-sub, or super high-high-mids-low as two examples. And any other details you can provide please. Tks.

Sorry, I responded to the wrong comment. It is sub-bass, mid-low, mid-high, and high.

 

[FullCircle]

I agree. No meat here. I realize this is to start the ball rolling, but at least provide some technical details of the choices made in its design, etc.
Tks.

As far more reviews, we have others lined up, and as usual we have head-fi members involved as well.

They will release their reviews, in due time.

 

[meomap]

As far more reviews, we have others lined up, and as usual we have head-fi members involved as well.

They will release their reviews, in due time.

Waiting......