I use all of them, before I would have actually chosen the Monarch MKII but I am glad to have it as my back-up TOTL now ( even thought most people here would not put them in this position, I guess)New poll. Working in reverse: If you had to choose, what is the most expendible IEM in your collection at the moment?
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New poll. Working in reverse: If you had to choose, what is the most expendible IEM in your collection at the moment?
It feels so wrong for saying this, but my Elysian Annihilator, it's my least used CIEM.
Haha, by Chi-Fi I mean mainstream Chi-Fi, not proven flagships from the likes of Aroma.Rest in peace Chi-fi
With that being said, Aroma Audio is a brand from Hong Kong
Some chi-fi IEMs for me as well.New poll. Working in reverse: If you had to choose, what is the most expendible IEM in your collection at the moment?
But I will keep the CCA CRA and the Moondrop Aria. Need something to use when the rain is pouring down. Yesterday I pulled out the CRA. Was surprised how good it sounds. Definitely a keeper.
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Not counting my various cheaper sets such as CRA, Chu, Blon etc - either IE600 or IE900 might get the chop... I'm a bit torn as IE600 is a better all-rounder, but IE900 a more impressive set for a smaller portion of my library. I'll probably just keep both though for the moment... top 3 DDs while I'm at it:
- Turii Ti
- Twilight
- TZ700
And the logical next step will be the Perpetua Musicteck doesn't list it anymore, so I'm wondering if they are sold out.Not counting my various cheaper sets such as CRA, Chu, Blon etc - either IE600 or IE900 might get the chop... I'm a bit torn as IE600 is a better all-rounder, but IE900 a more impressive set for a smaller portion of my library. I'll probably just keep both though for the moment... top 3 DDs while I'm at it:
- Turii Ti
- Twilight
- TZ700
I agree with you. It is certainly a top IEM that gets little love from this community.I use all of them, before I would have actually chosen the Monarch MKII but I am glad to have it as my back-up TOTL now ( even thought most people here would not put them in this position, I guess)
More money does not equal better though...And the logical next step will be the Perpetua Musicteck doesn't list it anymore, so I'm wondering if they are sold out.
On another note, has anyone here tried out the Golden Planar GL-AMT 16? And maybe even compared them to Supermoon?
Hm, what’s above it? I ask as I’m thinking about a year-end CIEM purchase to expand beyond my all rounder, the bird. Looking for “fun with a little more bass”, this and the Xe6 (and a few others) were on my shortlist coming out of CanJam.It feels so wrong for saying this, but my Elysian Annihilator, it's my least used CIEM.
Hm, what’s above it? I ask as I’m thinking about a year-end CIEM purchase to expand beyond my all rounder, the bird. Looking for “fun with a little more bass”, this and the Xe6 (and a few others) were on my shortlist coming out of CanJam.
Well, not much realistically. It's just more of a preference thing!
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Twilight vs supermoon comparisons?Twilight with Martini, at least I can experience the Turii Ti cable on Twilight for now
I never keep expendable IEMs around-- as soon as they hit that status I sell them.
Got it. Makes sense. So much good stuff out, this is a bit of a Sophie’s Choice game, really.Well, not much realistically. It's just more of a preference thing!
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Twilight vs supermoon comparisons?
I've not heard Supermoon yet!
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