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See the akros review, he says Chopin is a little better

@@1fareast14 yeah I have seen thanks

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Agree! Thanks for watching!

Lucky you, you don't have to wait since he already reviewed it

It’s all about what you find worth it. You could always get these and get the dac later for an overall even better experience. Or just the cheaper ones. Sky is the limit

Same boat, but I have a performer 5 and mangird tea 2.

@@Hijynx87 guess I wait for the upcoming tanchjim oxygen 2 since knowing the original one has a different signature than yume II .

​@@Spike626721I'm wanting to pick up the Yume II but I havent seen much about them. I'm a metal head so I have to be cautious with the iem's I get

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Just a small amount, for those who are sensitive to it, they may hear it. Thanks for checking out the review!

Its not what I would consider warm. Thanks for checking out the review!

Get the em6l or falcon ultra if you want a great warm set. I’ve heard good things about tangzu fudu as well, but that set lacks a soundstage and detail. It makes up for it in musicality though.

Ea1000 it is I guess! I thought the Chopin has midbass though, hmm.

Have you tried the em6l? That set is great for rock and metal. I haven’t heard kiwi ears melody, but based on the graph it looks like a good time. I heard a demo from dans audio reviews and it sounded terrible though, but most bassier sets sound like crap on his demos.

@@Hijynx87 above 200hz. Flat. Great for low volumes. For higher. Nope

@Hijynx87 yes I did. Great with the low end. But the treble amd upper mids is too much when volumes goes up to 80 dB and above. All about the volumes

@Hijynx87 I have over 80 sets of iems. Been Into audio and I was a music producer for many years. Some times I laugh about what reviewers says. All the time I head mud the mids with miss bass when in the fact the impact for a drums for example starts from the mids then into mid bass frequency and then the resonance of that instrument finish in the sub bass. So when you see an iem that the sub bass glides down from 80hz to 20hz then they know what they doing, but reviews talk about that matter always in a wring way thinking that the 60hz is the bass and the 300hz is the bass guitars when its nothing to do with that. Theb the fact when volumes goes up by 10db the think elements to sound like uppers mids and treble increase by 3 dB so an simgot 6 can be brutal in spark when volumes goes up. But I love the fact that has tuning nozzles. Because I mod with sponge filters,, not filter mesh, note that, to change the tuning with high density filters. Then I can play high volumes without sparking my ears, so yes. Reviewers should rate by the volume. Every iem has a volume point that's perfect. If I buy the chopin . And listen to medium volumes. Perfect. High volumes you needs more mid bass and less 3k to 10k to be less to give meat to the tone.