Acrog
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Since the only difference between the s and p is the resistor in the cable, if you change the cable, wouldn't it not matter which you started out with? Only a thought.
Originally Posted by Dr Evil Dan /img/forum/go_quote.gif Wait, but say you plug that into a balanced amp - wouldn't the power delivered by a decent tube/SS amp blow up the teeny little drivers? You would probably have to keep the volume down to the lowest knob to keep your eardrums from imploding... Then again, I've never had the (pleasure?) of experiencing IEMs plugged into a non-portable amp |
Originally Posted by Acrog /img/forum/go_quote.gif Since the only difference between the s and p is the resistor in the cable, if you change the cable, wouldn't it not matter which you started out with? Only a thought. |
Originally Posted by nc8000 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I have just had an ultra short listen to them and I can tell that my GS-1000 is cowering in fear. It's to early to make any definate comments but they sure sound great. This was with acapella choir in a mid size church singing danish christmas carols and towards the end of one I almost jumped through the roof when some small bells where peeling. They are not going to be able to upset my L3000 I think, they simply have not got the bass and physical presence but for my classical choir and chamber music I can see them with the potential to ousting the GS-1000. |
Originally Posted by Dr Evil Dan /img/forum/go_quote.gif Wait, but say you plug that into a balanced amp - wouldn't the power delivered by a decent tube/SS amp blow up the teeny little drivers? You would probably have to keep the volume down to the lowest knob to keep your eardrums from imploding... Then again, I've never had the (pleasure?) of experiencing IEMs plugged into a non-portable amp |
Originally Posted by robm321 /img/forum/go_quote.gif What about the sterile nature of the Etys compared to the musically colored sound of the GS-1000? Also, the GS-1000 bass has impact - are you getting that same impact from the etys The reason that I ask is because the K-1000 solidly amped has similarities to the Ety sound (except that everything is bigger, more refined and significantly better) and while the K-1000 is preferred by me over the O2s, HE-90, and every other headphone out there (big ety fan too) , the GS-1000 gives musicality and impact and sometimes (depending on my mood) sounds better than the K-1000, albeit in a more colored way. Great experiment you have going - I look forward to how much the Etys scale up. If so, I wonder how much the Shure E530s, Westone 3s, and UE10/11s scale up. I don't think we will be selling off our regular headphones anytime soon, but |
Originally Posted by bidoux /img/forum/go_quote.gif I'm worried for your ER4, the size of the cable is going to kill the input connectors. |
Originally Posted by iainw /img/forum/go_quote.gif I am surprised that you haven't got custom ear moulds for them. This enhanced that bass for me and gave EVEN MORE clarity. Anyway, just a thought for your BIG PIMPING ER4-Ps |
Originally Posted by nc8000 /img/forum/go_quote.gif On the other hand on a recording like Jazz at the Pawn Shop I can now often hear and comprehend the conversation going on both between the musicians and in the audience. |
Originally Posted by nc8000 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Some of those details I'm not so sure I wanted to hear like traffic noice from outside the recording venue and nosie |
Originally Posted by wrecked_porsche /img/forum/go_quote.gif WOAH...that much detail? Awesome! What song is this from? I'd love to give it a try myself. |
Originally Posted by shigzeo /img/forum/go_quote.gif you call that extreme? mine are connected via coat hangers and water hoses. |