This was amazing. Loved it.Pebble Dance
John Surman
Enigma did well with this song.
This was amazing. Loved it.Pebble Dance
John Surman
I would expect NaLe being a tad more detailed Dawn with more of that eerie immersion voodoo of the BC present also.As you have had the opportunity to listen to and review both Dawn and NaLe, I was wondering if you could tell us if Dawn is both technically and sonically the equal of NaLe. I ask this as Dawn was offered as a replacement for NaLe at one point, with some users embracing the change and according to Bob, Dawn was a fair change. What do you think?
I don't have Dawn, but so far I have not noticed anything special related to BC in NaLe. Tried with different tips ensuring more close fit. It is on more musical analogish side than being detailed so far. Let see how it behaves after more burn-in. The most I like about Nale is that it is very easy to drive than all of IMR I had in the past. Already loud enough even after reducing ten clicks of volume bar than the previous IMRs.I would expect NaLe being a tad more detailed Dawn with more of that eerie immersion voodoo of the BC present also.
Already Dawn, is one of most cohesive, weighty, non-fatiguing IEMs I've heard.
My vote goes for the Comply foamies.Any other easily available wide bore tips you like ?
I don't understand people who keep saying good things about Sony IER-Z1. I bought it 2 years ago and returned after 2 days. This thing is just impossible to use: it weights a ton and has a huuuge body. It is really impossible to keep them inside the ear whatever you do. Because of that, I have never been able to properly listen to them. Very bad design from Sony
The new ones always better than the old one when you're trying to sell it.Seraph are fine iem's someone will enjoy them.
A poster said recently that there isn't much difference between their Enigma and Titan, but someone from IMR (B) reportedly said last year the new AMT was way ahead of even Titan.
My vote goes for the Comply foamies.
A few tracks I like with the Enigma+
This is what Brandon had to say just before I bought EnigmaSeraph are fine iem's someone will enjoy them.
A poster said recently that there isn't much difference between their Enigma and Titan, but someone from IMR (B) reportedly said last year the new AMT was way ahead of even Titan.
If any one wants to buy a Seraph or an Avalon let me know please. Will do better for anyone from this forum.There's a pair of Seraph just been listed on Ebay. Starting bid of £700 for anyone who's interested. Seller is donkiddickmark. Don't know if it is someone who uses this thread or not.
If some one does a frequency match with Titan and Enigma, would that prove how different they are ?The new ones always better than the old one when you're trying to sell it.
I'm unable to find any of these tips.My go to wide bore tips is Spiraldot orginial. Tenmark whirlwind is good but it reduce the bass. I found Elecom EHP-cap10 surprisingly good. It is available only through Amazon Japan. I sourced mine using one of the cheapest Elecom wired earphone. BVGP w01 also sound ok with IMR.
Looking forward to your impressions of the multi verse mentor.I've found myself enticed by the Craft Ears Omnium and have been looking at my collection to see what to clear out to make room for it. Decided to have session with my Old Friend the RAH. Nope, no need to get the Omnium I LOVE this IEM - it's absolutely sublime. Musical, Muscular, Technical, Emotional and Engaging. Honestly I really think this IEM was Bob's masterpiece. That 15mm Beryllium DD doing full duty across the spectrum but with lots of weight and resolution down low, that Planar bringing in luscious creamy mids and the Piezo sparkling above it all. My Lust for a new toy has been quenched with an old fav! Well, almost quenched - I couldnt help it, I've got the Multiverse Mentor showing up tomorrow!