alejenda12
New Head-Fier
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OK, red face here!!
Ken Kessler did not lambast these headphones, quite the opposite!
That will teach me to read an article quickly. Having just re-read his article he actually thinks they sound quite good. I got confused with him quoting the fashion headphones out there like dre's!
In my defence and begging of forgiveness I do suffer from Dyslexia which can be a problem at times as in this case!
So, just to repeat and for accuracy, these sound more like proper headphone company headphones than things like Dre's or their ilk!
Once again, I really apologize for the mishap and for inaccurately misquoting Ken!
OK, red face here!!
Ken Kessler did not lambast these headphones, quite the opposite!
That will teach me to read an article quickly. Having just re-read his article he actually thinks they sound quite good. I got confused with him quoting the fashion headphones out there like dre's!
In my defence and begging of forgiveness I do suffer from Dyslexia which can be a problem at times as in this case!
So, just to repeat and for accuracy, these sound more like proper headphone company headphones than things like Dre's or their ilk!
Once again, I really apologize for the mishap and for inaccurately misquoting Ken!
I have a set of dual dynamic headphones in my cupboard - the old Akg playbacks. That was a pointless gimmick. Both drivers are sharing the same jobs, enclosure front and back. That's not what I find impressive. This was the first time I have seen a dual dynamic iem, with the "tweeter" enclosure creating a kind of acoustic transformer for the "woofer". If you know of another, let me know the model.
Lindy already released a dual dynamic in-ear , the Cromo IEM-75, i am testing a sample now and its very good in some respects, best soundstage and imaging i have heard from an in-ear including my IE8.