I really got to be one of the last people with a functioning Geek Pulse (SFI). It sounds good, but it's buggy as all hell. But, when you know how to deal with its quirks, it works well enough.

Has someone tried the Campfire Solaris? And could compare with the Atlas? Thanks in advance.

Has someone tried the Campfire Solaris? And could compare with the Atlas? Thanks in advance.

TOTL IEM for metal. Kaiser Encore or CA Vega? Thanks in advance.

Will it be available at retailers soon? I'm interested in a pair but I don't want to pay the customs that would come with a pair like these.

  Of course I listened to the interview. I just don't want to pay for specs I don't want.

Are they gonna update the m100? I'm really not interested in a wireless model and it would be an insta buy for the m100 (my m100 have lasted wayy past their due).

Any ideas if those are getting an update at some point? Mine are 3 years and a half old, I go to the gym with them, they survived rain and snow perfectly so far but they're getting pretty rough looking. I don't want to buy a new pair if they're gonna update them in like 6 months.

Which one gives the most punch out of the two?

  Straight up my alley, didn't know about them thanks.

  Ok thanks :)

I wonder if a driver upgrade would be worth it.

New shool grindcore  

Saw Blind Guardian and Grave Digger live yesterday night.   Those vocalists aged really well and held up their voice like no one else.

  lolwut?

  This is 100% my next pair.   It will be dedicated for movies, tv and orchestral music.

  yawn....   Talked to the bass player once, he looks really young but he's super nice.

Cradle's newest isn't too bad tbh.

  Holy ****, that is something else.  Thanks a ton, right up my alley.

  It is absolutely not comparable in genre as to what I posted though. Soulside journey is really old school death, proto black if you want. What I posted is closer to Fallujah than anything else.

Solid one man Progressive Death project from Australia.  

  Yes it was izotope as a foobar vst plugin. Problem was to eliminate the sibilance on these 3 albums I needed to cut too much than what I like.

  Tried it but it changes the sound too much. Honestly, for these albums I just switch to the HE-500. But for many other albums, I prefer the Vibro. Especially older jazz recordings like I said.

  I've thought about it, but honestly it's really really good with the vast majority. It's only 3 albums out of my very large collection that seems to be a little problematic.

  I have to say, my Vibro has a narrow band around 5k that is quite sibilant. If it's poorly produced and strong in that region, it is a bit of pain.