Bad frequency response
so which is it?compliant to Harman target
Bad frequency response
so which is it?compliant to Harman target
Hi,Maybe try some, let's say, medium seal. So not pushing the IEM too hard into the ear, just that they are closing every opening between the tip and the ear-hole. Also select the right style and size of the tip, as these will influence the fit significantly. So there are several things to try.
Hi,I find Harman pina gain too much for iem. I prefer a lesser, smoother pina.
Guys, remember that Harman is a preference, it is not objective data, it is subjective.
Add that they continue to stick to 0.75 mm connectors when most of other good iems you already might have are 0.78, so you can't even easily swap cable if you need something different (for example if you need straight connectors because you can't get good fitting with that damned L shaped angled connectors).Bad frequency response, high distortion, bad ergonomics, horrible brand reputation... I don't understand how this can be a recommendation from ASR. I suspect a potato will get a recommendation if it claims to be compliant to Harman target. My suggestion, get yourself a JBL Endurance Run 2 for $19.95 delivered and avoid this potato.
No, but FR+distortion+sensitivity does.Hi,
Yes... That is true. But the question still remains : does FR tell the whole story ?
From my own experience, I'd say that it does not...
Regards.
You see it happening with BAs in iems. The blessing 2 here showed a similar behavior, albeit with better numbers. What I find weird is that they could mess up that with a dual DD design, which offer much more leeway than BAs concerning strain on the driver... Maybe something to due with their crossover?Strange about the distortion around 1kHz, not something you normally see as problem areas in headphones or IEM's,
Would be good to get that one measured by Amir!Bad frequency response, high distortion, bad ergonomics, horrible brand reputation... I don't understand how this can be a recommendation from ASR. I suspect a potato will get a recommendation if it claims to be compliant to Harman target. My suggestion, get yourself a JBL Endurance Run 2 for $19.95 delivered and avoid this potato.
It depends on what you mean by FR and by "whole story" in my understanding.Yes... That is true. But the question still remains : does FR tell the whole story ?
I have a pair that I can ship out to Amir if he wants them. But in all likelihood only the impedance measurements will add insight to info already out there. Sean Olive measured them with the same GRAS 45CA-10 system as Amir's. My own results pretty much match his, which shows great manufacturing consistency.Would be good to get that one measured by Amir!
It's funny, the tweet is from 6 months ago, but time in the IEM market goes so fast, I already consider them not competetive. It looks like "muddy" upper bass / lower midrange and bit spiky treble.I have a pair that I can ship out to Amir if he wants them. But in all likelihood only the impedance measurements will add insight to info already out there. Sean Olive measured them with the same GRAS 45CA-10 system as Amir's. My own results pretty much match his, which shows great manufacturing consistency.
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My distortion measurements aren't precise but they should be good enough to show issues. They look OK to me at 94 dB (450Hz).
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Again, if Amir wants to measure them, I can ship them out ASAP.
Yes, and TRUTHEAR x Crinacle ZERO and MOONDROP MAY are just too cheap and too good to consider this product.Too much distortion in a sensitive region. Thanks for the review.
We do? How do we know that?But we know headphones that follow the Harman-curve are far from neutral or accurate.
We do? How do we know that?