Hi, I would like to share a little more of my impressions of the two Pilgrims. :sweat_smile: I think it is easier to explain with the aid of this FR graph I posted elsewhere: Orange: Pilgrim:Noir aligned with the Pilgrim OG with reference to the treble region Cyan: Pilgrim OG's FR with 1k set...

The Frequency Spectrum only refers to the fundamental frequencies of these instruments. It doesn't mean that an instrument cannot reach harmonics higher or lower than the range.

I hope the picture is clear enough. But is that a new type of planar?

Hey Yea, I also bought an extra pair of ConX Pen Ear before their arrival for the AB testings. Also been tip rolling for the OG and I think TRN T Tips are pretty good there. I think the OG loves to get more gain to balance out the treble and the bass, too.

No no, I removed the driver to harvest the shell. I think it's really difficult if not impossible to remove a DD from a metal shell without destroying it, lol. I usually buy pricer DDs from the factories directly. Not always good results as the shell take a major part in the sound. Modding the...

The available space is really limited for this one and yeah, I actually removed the original DD completely for a future project. The limited space makes it not an ideal shell for further modding but adding a BA is fine.

Hi, I used both a cap and a resistor. There's no space for a damper or a tube. The slot is directly connected to the front cavity of the DD so you can only electronically tune it. I dampened it to give the sound just a bit more texture and if you don't dampen it enough you will hear all the BA...

Darkness is relative to the playback volume, isn't it? :wink:

Yea but from my experience the wire insulation material (the skin) do sometimes give the sound a different response / character. Try this, one of the best songs and albums for sound testing IMO.

The stock cable of PILGRIM OG is fairly bright and I can't say I like it in stock form. Not a concern if you plan to get an Pentaconn Ear adaptor for other cables however. NOIR is a better package but comes at a higher price.

Just a quick impression: While the Eros S Noir is a good match for the PILGRIM NOIR even without burn-in, I find the Code 24C to be the perfect match ATM. :L3000: Clean and precise treble without any harsh harmonics, adequate thumpy bass response, good definition of stage and separation...

The OG is too bright for me at higher volume so I personally prefer the NOIR which allows more bass to kick in without the treble sounding too forward.

And some measurements, with my favourite Bamboo tips: Cyan: PILGRIM OG Purple: PILGRIM NOIR \ Man, I guess I should also try learning how to use REW properly.

And some measurements with Bamboo tips: Cyan: PILGRIM OG Purple: PILGRIM NOIR

Hey, I got these last week and didn't know what to do apart from listening to them until now, lol. Anyway, here are the Pilgrim OG and Effect Audio x Elysian Acoustic Labs PILGRIM Noir: The NOIR comes with a Special Edition Eros S:NOIR (ok, I am slightly confused with what I should call it)...