BlurA14
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For those with who have the AN16 and the GR07 (OG, Classic, or BE), in terms of percentage, how close is the AN16 to the GR07?
For those with who have the AN16 and the GR07 (OG, Classic, or BE), in terms of percentage, how close is the AN16 to the GR07?
For those with who have the AN16 and the GR07 (OG, Classic, or BE), in terms of percentage, how close is the AN16 to the GR07?
My GR07 classic died a week before I ordered the VSD2S/AN16, so I can't do an A/B comparison for you but here is my observation :
Out of the box they're about ~85% of the GR07, the highs are harsh, piercing and borderline painful and the mids feel weak. After burning for about 50 hours, the sound smoothens out and now I would say it's about 95%. The only difference being the slightly recessed mids. Bass is similar, highs are almost similar. Practically the same soundstage as well.
Here's my solution to the ugly 16 as well as very hard to see R/L indications. It's not elegant or professional, but it works!
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I think my solution is simpler and more effective:
I gently scraped the paint with some sharp scissors. (A pocket knife should work just as well.) It took me about a minute per earpiece, though I was being real soft.
If you look closely, you'll see that some paint remains. That's not because my method doesn't work well, but rather because I'm only mildly anal about how my IEMs look.
I cannot see any difference?????
The difference is that the "16" is gone now.
I'm an idiot, I thought your mod was to tell left from right![]()
I'm an idiot, I thought your mod was to tell left from right![]()
That was mine, and he kind of missed the point that I wanted that distinction rather than just removing the 16. I might care what these looked like if they weren't just plain black plastic, but since they are I would rather have the functionality of being able to quickly see left and right.
I'm curious, does anyone else think it's difficult to tell the left and right earpieces apart? I don't think it's hard, but I may be alone in that opinion.
And I like plain, unadorned, black plastic. I'd rather remove the clutter than replace it with functional clutter.