Great descriptions The performance of xmem technology can't be matched by eq massage work. the speed of the xmem is the secret sauce.

1) OWS 2) TWS 3) Full Size Headphones 4) Wired IEMs That being said, from my observations : I think the priority list can vary from person to person. My daughters use full size headphones essentially all the time. (Oldest sometimes switches to OWS) (Dubai Airport, transit back to...

For a large percentage of the time I prefer OWS for listening while preforming a project.... from washing the car to taking a walk. My wife says OWS products "save marriages." Sometimes I want to be closed off from the world & that is when I use TWS or full sized headphones. But when I want...

Will wired ever become extinct?

You would need to ask the folks at HQ as they work / focus on that side of the world. Asia, is my primary area.

Glaring difference is the metal canal/nozle on the triumph. Makes the build results more stable. (Among other things)

That was in the mix from the start. We didn't want to offer the same product as that didn't justify building the triumph to begin with. I don't mean that is one is better than the other... They are just different. The triumph tunning leans more toward "hi fi" while the mystique more of a "full...

The charge port was recessed and I looked over the result. It looked bad overall and didn't, in my opinion, go along with the design flow. Due to where my position is on the totem pole, that's how the final design was kept. As for price/fee etc, CNC work is expensive & both the IEM housings...

That question should be sent to HQ members. Post in thread 'Going fully Wireless IEMs. Too soon? Or are we there yet?' https://www.head-fi.org/threads/going-fully-wireless-iems-too-soon-or-are-we-there-yet.861024/post-18093504

Only 10 units made it out to the end users. Those units have been accounted for.

The guy you should talk to is "Kai" but you will need to contact him through e mail. Go to the contact section on the website & hopefully you two connect soon. He has more experience with TWS troubleshooting than I do.