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So the BASS there’s a lot…a lot of it. If I had to describe it in a physical standing structure. It’s a wall af bass that is equivalent to the Great Ice Wall in Game of Thrones. While the midrange being a grand passage through and the details being the tiny Crows standing guard.
I have reached my journey of a bassy set. The bass is standing the boundaries of muddy bass. However it’s staying in the boundaries as a faithful guard dog not venturing beyond the property line.
I have found the bass to be unnatural, when applied to most music. Genres I have found most suited is Rap, EDM m, Some Techno, Male K-Pop & 90’s to Modern Metal. Details are far..far in the background and will bother some that know their music tracks well.
The separation is moderate and imaging is just okay maybe good at the best, depending on music. This is certainly a niche tuning of an IEM and will likely not a daily driver.
I don’t regret this being in my collection and Iove booming my friend’s heads with it. No one yet has said they hate it…..just WHOA & WOW.!!!
There is some driver flex at times, but that only occurs when inserting not wearing. I have the basic cable, but would recommend a high output source. So I applied a balanced 4.4 and have best results with a minimum of 200mw.
Wide bore tips have been best to squeeze out as much detail as can be found. TRI Clarion, Divinus Velvet Wide Bores and Moondrop Spring tips achieved this.
I recommend for the collectors and the brave. Reference folks not so much though.
My first impression was woah...this thing actually has mids & treble! Bass is very manageable on most songs, and absolutely insane on some songs. I can feel the bass down to my toes while sitting. Hip-Hop & EDM just slaps (feels like there is a subwoofer in my room, with just the IEMs in my ears). Even non-bass songs sound pretty amazing.
My only complaint is the "upgrade cable" is simply not worth it in my opinion (feels cheap, looks ugly, but sounds good). Very surprising and special IEM!
Breathtaking bass but also clean trebles and mids. In my opinion the best IEM for listening to electronic/house music. Pay attention: these'r addictive!!!
ill clarify they are very subbass impactfull with solid mid bass, the mids are recessed but it doesnt hurt it on more lyrical tracks especially with vocals that are tonally soft,the highs could be abit bright but overall are very pretty.reggae,hiphop,electronic,jpop,citypop,hair rock, and some adult contemporary work really well,they arent the best for musicals. they remind me of th-900s with a solid low shelf added.
The fit is great reminds me of the kinera nannas but with a flat not winged inner body side. The included silicone tips and its shape make it seal oddly well for not having solid tips. A very good iem for the money and my new favorite.
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Simply fascinating. Stellar local only DAP. The triple timbre options are no gimmick. The ease of use is top notch. Screen clarity and UI responsiveness are near flawless. Best resolution, and this includes the ibasso DX170 and Sony A306. Sonically, what we have here is a technical yet musical affair, that is highly transparent while retaining a warm character, with fantastically resolving bass and extended treble that’s resolute but never shrill. As I said earlier, this is a nearly flawless Dap, as long as you’re not a streamer. This has been a true pleasure.
I love the opportunity to change op apps. The included one is my favorite. If you are thinking about it, it's a great product. Great build quality and feel in hand, unique design. So nice.
One month ago I bought EE Hero and its sound was missing low range according to my preference. A bass was very slightly present although its genuine cable made from 4 copper wires (24 AWG) and some silver plated strands
After exploring many brands and cables I decided to go for Code 24C counting on thicker major wires (18 AWG) and better purity of copper.
The Code 24C sounds absolutely amazing, with full audible spectrum, strong bass but not overwhelming to me. The sound is accurate, tight but warm bass and creates extended stage space.
Moreover, very fancy dark purple colour which is really nice and not distracting as i thought by looking pictures. The set for connecting is perfectly design to apply 2.5, 3.5 and 4.4mm in a high quality manner.
Definitely, it’s thick and not allowing to make small rounds requiring a more space for protection (in a folder or a box).
I recently purchased this cable through MusicTek. I found that this silver cable is very transparent, having balance throughout the frequency response. I found, the only slightly elevated region is the treble air regions, allowing a slightly wider soundstage. I also found that this cable adequately improved my Monarch Mk. 3, with noticeably better separation of instruments. This being that the Monarch Mk. 3 does slightly poorer on soundstage and instrument separation. Those iems often have trouble on busier tracks, and this cable noticeably improved that aspect, for me. This cable is for iems that already have amazing sonic properties, only improving upon those characteristics with transparency and a slightly wider soundstage, with more separation.
