:D I couldn't think of the terminology!

This reminds me of the following . . . for those needful low end slam times :wink: Whilst Im at it Sohn has one of the best Audiophile albums in this genre (IMO)

Very briefly] Unique sounding.. Rich deep satisfying low end on Black lower Smooth balanced throughout standout = detail separation and noticeable instruments appearing far and wide being clear when appearing in their respective positions Bit like a cross between Ozar and Elan+ having overall...

yes, i was joking :) It comes up with both

Well THIS is a new low Now Bob is selling cheap imported battery's. :D

Howdy all if i may be so bold as to briefly intrude, I can highly recommend the Hidiz MP145 - 14.5mm Planar IEM The reviews speak for themselves but they are sublime & if ya'll are looking for, or are interested in a well priced [pretty much perfectly tuned] planar 110% worth a looksee :)

I was only joking :) Im sure you'll get your v16

Ahh c'mon, 'we' gave you the railways, the least you could do is send me a tiny iem ? :D

I dont have Enigma :( however if you can see to it that a set comes my way I will happily commit to writing an essay about it :)

Given them both same hours of burn in now. . . Hard to say subjectively but if you put all IMR's into tiers...with Enigma+ being 'S' tier for example i think the Dawn and NaLe would be in the same tier - something like C+ ? The Dawn is warmer and a more balanced iem that the NaLe but they are...

Historically ive often ended up with gold upper. As you say it seems to be the 'kindest' with treble

(Black low-reupper / foam tip / 4.4mm / 400+ hours burn) Maybe better to express as Im finding a lot of space around each instrument and often a Huge space around the vocal. Combined with the speed and clarity of the CNT driver each instruments unique timbres and detail are exceptionally clear...

Been listening to NaLe mostly last few weeks and have found it has a very clear and unobstructed 'CNT' characteristic sound : fast transients, clean, accurate, precise layering & imaging. Maybe the widest of instrument placements of any of the IMR's ? There is certainly a massive amount of space...

The NaLe . . been burning in and listening for a while now and have found some quite special and unique sometimes hidden amazing qualities. ( Black/red - foam) 1st impressions where - very clean, very clear, bass more towards mids, nice low rumble on sub-bass, very fast transients...but then...

I was saying s few posts back that I found the treble to be fine with the Avalon but with a subsequent session I realised the music I was listening to at that time had particularly clear / loud cymbals in the tracks which were clear as a bell. With other albums I found the cymbals to be more in...