[fpessolano]

Indeed till 28/2

 

[cityle]

-ignore-

 

[BoomBap08]

Just wanna get your thoughts on which is a better buy between the Vyrus and the Advanced Model 3 if I'm aiming for a v-shape iem with wide soundstage, good imaging, and quality lows without overpowering the mids.

 

[Decommo]

I could not figure out if Vyrus v2 is MMCX or 2 pin connection for cable. Can anyone help me on this?

 

[Mustang80]

I could not figure out if Vyrus v2 is MMCX or 2 pin connection for cable. Can anyone help me on this?

Neither. The cables are now hard wired at the IEM with a 2.5mm connector at the split v section to allow for different cable options


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[AverageDude]

I just listened through my Vyrus again (v.1 that is), but for the first time amped (by a Fiio A5), and all I can say is these little things really do impress me over and over again, and they really do like a little bit of amping!

 

[fpessolano]

I received the vyrus v2, quite nice for the price. On the bright happy side, but quite nice

 

[poto]

I just received my vyrus v2's a couple of days ago. Enjoying them so far.
Is there an easy way to tell the difference between the filters with dampers and those without?

 

[auralust]

I just received my vyrus v2's a couple of days ago. Enjoying them so far.
Is there an easy way to tell the difference between the filters with dampers and those without?

Look at the underside:

Left to right: normal damper, new damper [black foam] and no damper.

 

[poto]

Thanks auralust! Currently experiencing a "duh!" moment.
Didn't even notice it until you pointed it out.

-poto

 

[auralust]

You're welcome poto. If it makes you feel any better I had a similar experience with the original Vyrus. I lined them all up on my desk and couldn't work out how I was supposed to tell which ones of the same colour had damping or not until I happened to turn them 'upside down' .

 

[SVTong]

I got my Vyrus V2's today, but the little manual doesn't list the sound signature of all of the included filters. Does anyone know what the blue and green ones are supposed to sound like? And when I pre-ordered them, they advertised a "modular" cable, but the cable on mine doesn't seem modular at all - did they make a change in the specs?

 

[AverageDude]

I got my Vyrus V2's today, but the little manual doesn't list the sound signature of all of the included filters. Does anyone know what the blue and green ones are supposed to sound like? And when I pre-ordered them, they advertised a "modular" cable, but the cable on mine doesn't seem modular at all - did they make a change in the specs?

Explanation for the filters are to be found here: https://www.trinityaudioengineering.com/pages/filters-explained

To specifically answer your question:
- BLUE (Black damper) = Whole range in balance nothing over done, bass heads need not apply
- GREEN (Black damper) = Much like our Gunmetal filter with controlled highs and midrange lifted a little

Cable is modular in that is plugs at Y-split level. Should you ever want to listen to the Vyrus in a balanced setup, just plug a balanced cable. Should you want to go wireless and use bluetooth, just plug a bluetooth dongle like the IcarusI.

This is what Trinity meant with "modular" cable.

 

[SVTong]

I may be missing something here, but I can find no way to disconnect the cable at the y split. There is no connector as far as I can see - just a normal aluminum barrel.

 

[AverageDude]

I may be missing something here, but I can find no way to disconnect the cable at the y split. There is no connector as far as I can see - just a normal aluminum barrel.

Doesn't your Y-split look like this one?