[AlwaysForward]

Started an ORA thread: https://www.head-fi.org/f/threads/ora-grapheneq-the-worlds-first-graphene-driver-headphone.854987/

 

[meringo]

Just wanted to stop by and say that I've been loving my new TFX Exclusive 5 IEMs with a graphene driver. It looks like the material took off in the affordable IEM market.

 

[AlwaysForward]

Just wanted to stop by and say that I've been loving my new TFX Exclusive 5 IEMs with a graphene driver. It looks like the material took off in the affordable IEM market.

There is a large number of "Graphene" IEM's out there. What this is, is graphene coated traditional drivers to harden the driver. This should theoretically improve performance, however the driver is not 90-95%+ graphene by weight.

 

[meringo]

There is a large number of "Graphene" IEM's out there. What this is, is graphene coated traditional drivers to harden the driver. This should theoretically improve performance, however the driver is not 90-95%+ graphene by weight.

Do we know of any 90% + graphene drivers yet?

 

[AlwaysForward]

Do we know of any 90% + graphene drivers yet?

Yup. The ORA is due this year with 95% Graphene by weight:

https://www.head-fi.org/threads/ora-grapheneq-the-worlds-first-graphene-driver-headphone.854987/

 

[Zapp_Fan]

So what's the remaining 5%?

 

[AlwaysForward]

So what's the remaining 5%?

Bonding agents