I’ve been listening to it for the last couple days now and agree with your review. I’m using the Lotoo Paw S2 with it and it sounds amazing. I need to tip roll some more to get a better fit, but this is a keeper for me
That is goddamn affordable for such a beautiful craftsmanship and look there is no anime girls on the cover! What an upgrade in packaging design compared to many Chi-Fi brands nowadays! Hopefully Singapore produced IEMs will rise replacing the current market that is dominated by Chinese made IEMs!
@@ahmedshafiul3851 Man if I hadn't bought an IEM I would be grabbing this ASAP. Just bought an ie200 as a portable listening solution last month. I mostly spend my earnings on headphones so I was not thinking about spending too much on IEM. But this one seems to be a very good deal for such a well rounded IEM!
I'm alright with waifus, what matters is how much quality it presents itself. Some of the waifu designs are hella cheap but some are quite tasteful. I'm grabbing Dita personally because I can't afford their other stuff and this thing just looks amazing like everything about it
Thanks for the review very exciting ❗️☀️✌️ Did you see Gizaudio trying them at Canjam? He said basically great bass, great treble but weird midrange...could you comment on that why it could give such a impression? Thank you before I place my order 😉😁❤️
Any top of the mind thoughts on comparision of IE900 and project M for shorter, engaging listening sessions, on busy genres like rock. Do you like treble on these better than IE900.
I think it's a close one with the IE600. The project M has more resolution sure, but there's something about the IE600 treble that makes vocals sound extra airy and full of emotion. The bass on the IE600 is just better. It is as resolving and has more sub bass quantity. Both have full range dynamic drivers but the addition of a BA driver makes the project M stage better to my ears. Between the two, I can't decide which is better: Running the IE600 off a Cayin RU7 or the project M wirelessly on Ifi Go Pods (surprisingly good synergy).
I also consider to buy it if it is not a too neutral, boring set (like the Moondrop Blessings) and if detail/separation/timbre/resolution are its main strength. I like some brightness which is important to hear the real sound of instruments in classical/acoustic pieces which i listen a lot. Looking for the best set under 400 EUR right now. Have you heard the SLIIVO SL41 also? Is this a much better set?
I'm hella excited to get mine I'm looking for the middle man to my Xenns Up and Variations Still looking for the set that can do Vari's sub bass, UP's slam and I've yet to find a treble I love yet
Don't know why most reviewers like boosted upper treble are they that upper treble deaf. I specially notice this with reviewers that are of mid old ages.