Great sound! I'd have to agree with the many positive reviews about the Ru6. I'm enjoying the warm smooth analogue-like sound from this. Rich and natural. Really pleasant sound, especially the N.O.S. mode. Big thumbs up!
IEM users beware of noise floor, even for low sensitivity models like the Solaris 2020 (94 dB SPL @ 1kHz: 6.54 mVrms). It seems this is not an uncommon issue for even the most highly regarded portable DACs including the Chord Mojo, so not really a fault, just a mismatch. It sounds great with Focal Clears, but my only use case for the RU6 is with IEMs on the go.
Quality build, sounds wonderful, Comparing with Hidiz S9 pro is in different league. Very happy with the unit after one month. One con - drains iphone battery fast, I guess it needs juice to produce this quality of sound. Using with HD660s 4.4 balanced and Final audio B3 IEM takes away brightness of B3.
An Ares II killer in my 2 channel rig, and I will leave it at that.
The Cayin RU6 has a definite sound signature. It is warm and laid-back, and does a great job of eliminating digital glare that I find most noticeable in the upper midrange. I use it exclusively with conventional home stereo systems - feeding the signal into a preamp - with a Jitterbug between the PC source and the DAC. It’s performance is system dependent. On high sensitivity horn speakers it is great - warm, dynamic, big soundfield depth and width. On lower sensitivity bookshelf speakers it sounds veiled and dynamically constrained. On the high sensitivity speakers I far prefer the Cayin RU6 + Jitterbug combination to other DACs I have such as a Bifrost Multibit, Modi Multibit, Topping E30, and Dragonfly Red.
I own virtually all the TOTL iems, and I have never heard one as detailed and moving as the PMG APX SE. The bass thumps, the treble glistens, the soundstage is all over and the definition amongst instruments is the best I have heard. It is my clear favorite now.
First, I must tell that I am not an audiophile, just a music enthusiast. Owning only headphones wanted to give a try to IEMs since I am always on the go. This being my first IEM, wanted to invest in something good so after searching in this price range and reading multiple reviews, decided to go for the Softears Enigma.
Photographs don’t give enough credit; this set is gorgeous and elegant. Engaging, without being extremely striking, so I can listen to my music while I wear suit at work or jeans on the street. But, above all, the sound. Enigma just blowout my mind. Fantastic for my taste: beautifully balance, with good clarity, detail, separation and expanded soundstage. And in the center of all that, the magic of that vocal tuning. Some audiophiles find Enigma treble recessed, not for me: everything is there in the right amount and when music asks for a stronger performance, they become energetic. And add to that excellent comfort.
I pair them with iBasso DX320MAX Ti, Mojo 2 and Lotoo PAW GT2.
I am very happy with them and grateful with Andrew and his team.
Being a lover of Dita Audio products, I was intrigued by this unknown Singapore IEM. Its drivers setup looked interesting and let me overlook the shiny steampunk-like like look I am not a fan of. With the very kind and soft assistance from MusicTeck's mrs. Grace, some fine reviews of Jomo Audio products, I decided to try it.
Well it is very good. I love acoustic music, jazz classics from the '40s to' 70s mainly. This is a fine IEM on a technical revealing side of soumd. I love Nautilus detailed and airy mids and highs the most but the bass is almost perfect too, authoritative and textured. The soundstage wide and perfectly arranged. Thank you Jomo Audio (and MusicTeck for the friendly Assistance).
The driver set up in the BGVP Phantom SE makes its price all the more amazing. Double DD's AND double BC's with a BA from Sonion AND one from Knowles. Pretty sick. And may I just say....the sound is unique and extremely loveable! The way the Phanton SE layers notes within the stage is amazing. Right to left stereo is phenomenal. They've conjured up a tuning that sort of redefines sound stage as I define it. It's well balanced from mid-bass all the way up through the treble which extends to the moon. The lowend sub bass is satisfying good rumble and mid bass punches very well. On occasion when the low end is really called up Phantom SE can BRING THE THUNDER.
The cable it comes with also quite and nice and seems extravagant for a $1099 set. I'm really quite enjoying mine. The heat color change is a cool little addition as well and works great! Well done BGVP!
I love this dap , for a while I was thinking to utilize my old lg v30 as dap but I was not happy with limited ability to customize sound . This R4 has eq and mseb and I can taylor sound exactly the way I like it . Hiby music app is great but you can use any android media player in it . I also like that I can watch Youtube videos with it . I loaded 512gb micro sd card with few hundreds albums in flac and some in mp3 and everything works great . Balanced output works great and I had no problem driving my lsa hp2 headphones with it . I use 3.5mm output with campfire atlas and Im very happy with sound Im getting . Some users reported overheating but I guess they have early production models because mine never get hot only slightly warm over couple hours of use .