Message from @Glas
Discord ID: 625361475258679307
First thing I noticed is that they are REALLY flimsy. Absolutely zero effort taken to make these things sturdy. Thin plastic, kinda rickety, but that's OK because they won't be leaving my desk area.
Second thing I noticed is that they are super quiet. My computer sound card barely gives em enough power but I'm planning on getting a USB amp anyway. Most phones will NOT have enough power for these headphones. LG V30 was fine but only when almost maxed out (which I've never had to do before)
HOWEVER - all that really matters is sound. And they sound damn good. Curiously sharp on the bass while being warm everywhere else - almost the polar opposite of my Peacock P1, which are currently my all-time favorite. But it's a nice sound. Bass and lows are elevated and mids are recessed - a v-shaped sound profile, but perhaps not as extreme as my three prior pairs of V-Moda headphones, which these are replacing.
As for comfort, they're comfortable. Simple as that. They should be really comfortable for small heads/ears as well as large ones. Part of that is due to their super lightweight (flimsy) construction, but also because the padding is pretty nice on them.
I'm going to give them a few days of listening before I post to <#491172628917256192> but I had high expectations for these and they are currently meeting them.
You going to some lengths to justify your purchase
they may sound good but that wont matter when they fall apart after a week of light use
is pinned message still relevant?
depends what you want fam
i was always into sony, wanna go full retard
Mh755 👌 but j cable <:blobconfused:589100793420972042>
A lot of high end cans are super light like this, just typically not closed back sets so I as surprised. The TS1 was actually initially designed and sold by some big name western audio company but apparently the rights were sold to chinks
I've been listening to them more and I do like em a lot. Super comfy over long listening periods and the sound profile is very nice for electronic (which is my main shit) but also rock or, if you're into it, hip-hop
Which wireless chink IEMs do I go for if I literally just wanna use them on my way to work and at the gym?
@ICantBelieveItsSam what kinda budget
The lower the better but I'd be alright spending around 40usd
Should I also change out the eartips for something else? I've heard about spinfits, they any good?
Qcy
@basker any specific QCY i should go for?How are those true wireless ones <:thinkturt:498925089224654859>
The newest ones
Oh no
He bought KZ
not yet
I mean it's a nice design but Kz has been eh for a while
every time new kz comes out, people laud it and say "its not like the old kz" and "kz finally learned..." but its always the same garbage
also >dap
just save your money honestly
either buy a bluetooth adapter or use your phone, both are cheaper than buying a dap
well i still have my kz-ate and phone i guess
and even if it was halfway decent, you still have chinese qc with 10 total drivers in mind
its not etymotic, youre not going to get the same sound from both earpieces due to tolerences
I'm finally fed up with my m0
Selling it on Craigslist
The killer was battery life
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiwakQn-lps A new player has entered the game
im not watching this video until he live streams beating up crinacle
kek
Tfw still have my kz Ate from 3-4 years ago
It's amazing
