I have had the Delci for nearly a month. I am really impressed with the overall technical performance of this IEM. The bass is a couple of dB north of my personal preferences. I easily fixed this by switching to either Tri Clarion or Azla SednaEarFitLight eartips. The Delci fits extremely comfortably in my smaller ears and the four strand cable is surprisingly decent.
I really fantastic review Dave, for the price point, I find the Delci hard to beat and imho a real market disrupter with its engaging “old school” replay.
Your reviews are "the best in the biz," but I'd really appreciate more information on ergonomics. I think the manufacturers would pay more attention to ergonomics if reviewers did as well. For example, I have very narrow, very angled ear canals, so it's really important for me to know nozzle width, length, and angle before I can purchase an IEM (and unfortunately, where I live I can't try anything before I buy them). If these measurements were shared, I would then be able to compare them to the IEMs that I own, both those that fit my ears (i.e., DUNU Falcon Ultra) and those that don't (i.e., anything from Truthears). Anyways, just a fan's two cents!
iron man 3 brian tyler theme song, marvel entry theme, Lord of the rings ,Pirates of the carrabian like grand adventure music , is kefine delci good for these kind of music?
I know the Crinacle Zero: Red is the belle of the ball for under $60 IEMs, and it's a very nice set. I've listened to it and the Delci, and I'll take the Delci all day, every day. Sensational tuning for my sonic preferences, especially at $60! Plus, compare all the nice accessories and build quality you get for $60 compared to the paucity of gear included with Crin's latest, Singolo, which retails for $20 more. The Delci is a superb set for the price if its tuning approaches or matches your preferences. It nails mine.
Sometimes for me artti t10 becomes shouty when a lot of music instruments are going together, but when they are spaced I can clearly hear everything even from where sounds are coming
Are they that different? I was comparing the same and looking for one better suited for vocals - male vocals that are natural and clear with just a slight bit of energy @@Rsalmond83
Hi, I was wondering if you could help me between this IEM and the Hexas for male vocals? I listen to vocals-only audio and like them sounding natural and clear with just a bit of crispness. Thanks 👍
Bright and treble extension, ea500 LM. Warm and bass focused, kefine delci. Technical performance are close, ea500 LM very very slightly beating it due to the treble.
I have mixed feelings on these iems. I will give them a second try to confirm yay or nay. The Kefine definitely needs a dac to run properly, first and foremost. Without a dac, the sound on these will be on the muffled side. Especially, if your simply using your phone. Also, these didn't sound as holographic/surround sounding as I would have liked. Which means that these will not be good for competitive gaming! The Kefines will give more of a general direction of where certain sounds are coming from rather than revealing the direction with pin point accuracy. Again, first impressions. Also, the white branding on these IEM'S looks tacky to me. The white branding doesn't match the metallic look of these IEM'S. Black branding would have been far more of a compliment to the metallic look of these IEM'S. That said, great cable. The best in this price range! I'm just not completely sold on the turning, or the fact that these are nowhere near as 3D sounding as I would have liked. Again, my first impressions.
