ety

ue18+

damn 1260gbp in uk

most natural, least BA sounding BA iem ive heard

still has sucky BA bass tho

i've nevre really liked ba

but ive never had a good ba iem either

i like ety purely because it pulls detail so hard and has insane neutrality and clarity

beyond that it has bad rolled cucked bass, and poor timbre

also poor treble extension, but just about every BA iem has that

ety is basically what you get if you min max an iem as hard as you can

gr07 on the other hand does everything so fucking well

the *only* flaw i can find with the gr07 is its treble linearity

https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/campfire-audio-comet.23039/reviews#review-20160

lol

comet seems pretty good for a single BA

i have them

they are

but they're also $200

just spend the extra $100

and get the massdrop plus

isnt the cable super nice or something

the worst campfire cable

imo

microphonic

and the control thing on the right is rather heavy so it unbalances the pull of the wire

b-buh litz!?!

bro wtf

lil pepe clinical dicc succ gang

wtf r u on about

if youre gonna shitpost, at least make it relevant @Battlebizone

k

my god

the VE facebook

rip me I lost one of the screens fo rmy ZST's

lol

who cares

>>I was drawn to seminar given by Sean Olive an acoustic research fellow for Harman International. The discussion was about what makes a good headphone and in ear monitor. I interviewed him about the new Harman curve, and the future of headphones, and a discussion on correlation between dollars spent and sound quality. The headphone that achieved a perfect frequency response against the Harman curve was an 80 dollar Sony headphone, a surprising factoid.

>The headphone that achieved a perfect frequency response against the Harman curve was an 80 dollar Sony headphone, a surprising factoid.

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