The clarity on this iem is insane. Vocal forward, detailed, high resolution. The only negative is a little bass light, but it is still present and great in quality
It's been a month since the Tiger moved in and I could not be any happier.
I paired them with PWaudio Monille MKII ft.60s cable, 4.4mm jack. For me, the combo is pure bliss. Playing with the Cayin 9 amp and A&K Kann Alpha.
Nice warm lush bass, not muddy. You hear the rapid fire/seperation of the double kick with heavy metal/metal/rock tracks.
The mids are spot on, vocals are the engaging. I am hearing different ranges that I usually only hear with my home audio.
The mid highs/highs have just the right sparkle with no fatigue for my ears. I can listen for hours without any issues.
I would say for me, my favorite IEMs!
This is another really good IEM from QDC. Details are really great. For an all BA unit, bass is deep and tight. Vocals are clear. There is no sibilance at all. I keep these in my ears for hours enjoying the musical experience conveyed. Really well done QDC!
QDC Tiger equals Smooth, clean, and fun
Bass: for a non DD set is tight and assertive without ever going over.
Mids: are smooth clear and forward
Treble is where I feel this set shines as clean and energetic, but a tint of darkness
I would rec this set if you are looking for a more fun set without losing too much technical performance.
These are incredibly easy to listen to. Spacious sounding and eveloping oneself in the envronment of the original recording. Truly, it is pure immersion. Comfortable. Forgiving. Soulful. Laid back, but not boring.
first time seeing the fortune in pictures I was stunned by how it looks. so I blind buy and hoping the sound will be as good as it looks and it didn't disappoint. Fortune gives you the spaciousness where you can pinpoint every instruments with clarity. from high , mids and lows the music just flows smoothly to your ears. UM does a fantastic job with its tuning! its a great fortune i have this on my collection. also thank you musicteck for great service!
I should preface this by saying, my experience with flagship totl iem's is very limited.
Design wise, pictures don't do it justice. It is beautiful to look at and admire the craftmanship. One thing to note is that, while they look and feel gorgeous, I did some light polishing with a silver polish cloth and boy did they came alive. Cable is soft and has a lot of detail on the plugs as well as a little pattern on the cable sleeves. It compliments well the look of the iems.
Looks are understandably a turn off to some, just like Shogun, for how much they could attract attention when you are out and about. In my case it's not a factor since I would never take a $4k+ device out for lets say a run or do some shopping. These are strictly for home use, maybe have them around on the office, but that's about it.
I currently only own the noble Shogun and Thieaudio Valhalla in that similar category of price and flagship level, and most of my collection is on the $1,500 and below. And of those mentioned I would say I enjoy The shogun more than the Valhalla, if only by a small margin.
The BGVP Wukong is basically a whole other thing in comparison. Bass hits hard but controlled. Sub bass feels big, maybe just a bit less than Shogun in quantity but with great quality. Mids and vocals are clear, crisp and forward. Treble is detailed, clear and airy without feeling harsh.
No expert here, not even close but in my experience with Wukong for the past couple of weeks, this is definitely the best I have heard an iem sound. Every genre I've tried, sounds good, a pleasure to listen to.
There may be iem's that may have better technical ability than Wukong, but the whole package plus it's sound, I think it's hard to beat.
They work beautifully and look super nice on my DAP !!!
Currently I owned Astell&Kern SP3000, Lotoo Paw Touch Titianum and Sony WM1ZM2, honestly Hiby RS8II easily beat these old flagships with soudstage and sound imaging. Its sound is so clear that it might be too intenses. Either way definitely one of the best ultra-flagship I have ever heard in DAP.
