SOUNDS LIKE $2,500?! SeeAudio Bravery IEM Review 

I agree

@@kizzymartinsborges3981 i agree with your agreeing.

Lol thanks!

Hello

The song is called Bryant Bark by Dylan Sitts. Enjoy! :D

@@Gizaudio Thanks man! dope songs!

Thanks man! :D

I recommend this over FH5, compare to Oracle, Oracle is better tuned, more neutral and with better details as well. Oracle is a step above the Bravery in many ways. Mest 2 is ever more a step up.

I think Kato is only $189 so same as original KXXS. No clue about the Falcon. Kato being a good $100 cheaper is definitely the valued pick if it sounds even slightly better than the previous KXXS.

Just check, it's working :D

@@Gizaudio and I checked again. Says iem racking list and then a few letter that I belive it's a code or link. The problem is that is not shown in blue, like a hyperlink. So even when I try to copy ,RU-vid does not allow, looks like its a continuous text only without a link breakdown. Thats what I see. All the rest has blue links. Not this one, unless the link is somewhere that I have not notice

In my experience, primarily 2 things. One is that they rotate about the joint, so the cable can become loose or come off your ear if you move a lot because of that rotation. Even with ear guides on the cable, it can be hard to just instantaneously hold the body of the iem and put it into your ear because the rotating cable will lose its ideal orientation relative to your ear unless you hold it very specifically. And the 2nd, is that at times the cable can become detached when pulled, especially if the housing or cable isn't well made. So these days a lot of iems are actually coming with tight mmcx fittings that will generally not get pulled out, but on the flip side the cables become very hard to remove from the iem body. Fiio is a relatively old and mature company amongst the Chi-fi brands for audio devices and iems, and they exclusively use mmcx connections, maybe because their designs and tooling are already setup for it. To alleviate the latter issue for their line up, they have a workaround and they've started to make tightly fitting cables for which they include a flat pick tool in the package that can be inserted at the connection point and make it easy to seperate the cable from the iem.

@@quadrannilator ooh thank yoy!

SA6 is much more resolving.

@@Gizaudio I see that word used a lot, what does it actually mean though? I’m still new to this stuff

@@jasonbhatnagar7134 like dvd to 4k TV but in sound. Imagine a guitar pick strumming a chord... Any speaker will make the overall note... But higher resolving speakers or in this case iems you might even hear the guitar playing breathing while he's strumming.. Or even the gritty texture as the pick glides, but bumps around over a thick, coarse, guitar LOW E string. Could be called technical as well.. But that's what I feel a more resolving iem is. Listen to Led zeppelin track called "Whole Lotta love" from the led zeppelin II album. The first few seconds of the song the guitar is on the left ish but it echos on the right. A wider Soundstage makes the echo more extreme in distance BUT a better resolution iem experience the echo has abundant texture not just flat and mindless. If I play this song in my car stereo the echo is barely audible and definetly bleeds into the entire frequency response. In my blessing 2 dusk I can practically hear a sizzle from the reverb echo on the right soo good its almost like a second guitar itself. That's my opinion and a specific example to my understanding of it anyway. Feel free to chime in if I'm incorrect.

Hi, did you manage to decide between Bravery and Yume ?

Still on the fence on deciding which IEM will be the successor to my Tin HiFi T4

Thank you!

Hopefully I can grab one

@@Gizaudio that would be great 🤯

You're brainwashed