TRINITY - PHANTOM Series - New thread + WORLDS FIRST PUSH PULL HYBRID IEM!*

Jun 29, 2016 at 2:16 PM Post #3,408 of 24,683
@Bobtrinity are you planning on coming to Canjam in August? It will be a good time to show off the whole Trinity line-up and not too far from home.
 
Jun 29, 2016 at 2:29 PM Post #3,409 of 24,683
@Bobtrinity
 are you planning on coming to Canjam in August? It will be a good time to show off the whole Trinity line-up and not too far from home.


We won't be displaying there this year sadly, we wanted too but wasn't sure we would be ready when we had to book our place.

I will be there one day as I have to meet our Japanese distribution partners and so will be kicking around somewhere.
 
Jun 29, 2016 at 2:35 PM Post #3,411 of 24,683
 
@Bobtrinity
 are you planning on coming to Canjam in August? It will be a good time to show off the whole Trinity line-up and not too far from home.


We won't be displaying there this year sadly, we wanted too but wasn't sure we would be ready when we had to book our place.

I will be there one day as I have to meet our Japanese distribution partners and so will be kicking around somewhere.

I bet there will be an IEM table. Hopefully you can stop by with prototypes/final revisions. I'd love to meet you in person.
 
Jun 29, 2016 at 2:42 PM Post #3,413 of 24,683
Sorry for my differing opinion, but i don't think the sabres are as good value as the deltas.  Don't get me wrong, upon first listening to them i couldn't stop my self from dancing (like i did with the deltas), but i got a lot of sibilance out of them.  I couldn't listen to a few female artists and i hadn't gotten the sibilance out of them on other IEM's.  
 
I got treble spikes out of it, as i am sensitive to high frequencies,
 
With this in mind, I was able to mitigate that by putting on foam ear tips.  They pair very well with the foams.  
 
Personally I got fatigued by the upper mids and treble especially on the filters with the least amount of bass.  
 
I haven't heard this response from anyone, but this was my experience.
 
I would have much preferred dampened filters with these.
 
I'm kind of praying the master 4's are a little more balanced like the deltas.  These were either very v-shaped or dominated by upper frequencies.
 
I would pay 99 GBP for the deltas.   At the discounted price i got them at i definitely have the response you all do, but i wouldn't pay 125.00  GBP for them. 
 
I really think the deltas are still the best value if they fit in your ear comfortably.
 
I'm sorry that it's not praise, but it's what i truly think.
 
However, I must say that these are great because they offer a completely different flavor to the the trinity line up with the high trinity standards and i could see where those who are looking for a different feel and a different sound could love these.  
 
They just aren't my flavor for the above reasons.
 
Jun 29, 2016 at 2:53 PM Post #3,414 of 24,683
Sorry for my differing opinion, but i don't think the sabres are as good value as the deltas.  Don't get me wrong, upon first listening to them i couldn't stop my self from dancing (like i did with the deltas), but i got a lot of sibilance out of them.  I couldn't listen to a few female artists and i hadn't gotten the sibilance out of them on other IEM's.  

I got treble spikes out of it, as i am sensitive to high frequencies,

With this in mind, I was able to mitigate that by putting on foam ear tips.  They pair very well with the foams.  

Personally I got fatigued by the upper mids and treble especially on the filters with the least amount of bass.  

I haven't heard this response from anyone, but this was my experience.

I would have much preferred dampened filters with these.

I'm kind of praying the master 4's are a little more balanced like the deltas.  These were either very v-shaped or dominated by upper frequencies.

I would pay 99 GBP for the deltas.   At the discounted price i got them at i definitely have the response you all do, but i wouldn't pay 125.00  GBP for them. 

I really think the deltas are still the best value if they fit in your ear comfortably.

I'm sorry that it's not praise, but it's what i truly think.


That's the joys of this business is that everyone's ears are so different. The 4's will have damped filters.

The vast majority of folks reports back to me have been immensely positive and enjoying them more than Delta, but that's the great thing about our range we typically have something for everyone.

We will add delta style filters to sabre at a later date.

As always we offer a money back guarantee if you feel the need to use it.
 
Jun 29, 2016 at 2:56 PM Post #3,415 of 24,683
That's the joys of this business is that everyone's ears are so different. The 4's will have damped filters.

The vast majority of folks reports back to me have been immensely positive and enjoying them more than Delta, but that's the great thing about our range we typically have something for everyone.

We will add delta style filters to sabre at a later date.

As always we offer a money back guarantee if you feel the need to use it.


This also applies for the M6, right?
 
Jun 29, 2016 at 3:03 PM Post #3,418 of 24,683
@Bobtrinity is there any way to extend the nozzle?  I used the longer filter but still too short for my ears.  
 
Also will the master4/6 be the same size?  I'm guessing they will be bigger because of more drivers, but what about length?
 
Jun 29, 2016 at 3:07 PM Post #3,420 of 24,683
@Bobtrinity
 is there any way to extend the nozzle?  I used the longer filter but still too short for my ears.  

Also will the master4/6 be the same size?  I'm guessing they will be bigger because of more drivers, but what about length?


You can't extend the nozzle further, I would try a different tip for seal. Master and hunter will get delta filters in 2 lengths, the longer length has not been finalised yet.
 

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