UPDATE FOR THE GIVEAWAY: WARNING ⚠️ THERE’S A SCAM ACCOUNT GOING AROUND AND REPLYING TO PEOPLE. THAT IS NOT ME. I DON’T REPLY TO YOU IF YOU WIN AS I WILL ANNOUNCE IT IN A PINNED COMMENT LIKE THIS OR THROUGH COMMUNITY POST. BEAWARE GUYS. IF YOU WIN EMAIL ME. I WILL NEVER ASK YOU TO GO ON FACEBOOK OR ANY OTHER SOCIAL MEDIA/TEXTING SITES MAKE SURE TO CLICK ON THE ACCOUNT FIRST AND CHECK. ----------- Of course this is outside the IEM itself. Forgot to mention buying used or trading is also a good strat, I’d place it high prior after fit & comfort
Dude, I'm in love with you! Couple hours ago I bought a 3$ KZ 3-sized foam eartips set from AE (BF sale) and you just confirmed me that it was the cheaper, wiser and most returning upgrade, over a new pair of iems! This channel is a hidden gem! You deserve AL LEAST 100k subs!
Fit is (almost) everything - both in terms of comfort and sound. Hence tips are VERY important. If you can’t get a seal everything else doesn’t matter…
Eartips are definitely a game changer! I have a few different sets myself, and at times I grab a different one just to hear the difference in sound, and it opens up a lot of opportunity for slight tuning shifts! Fit is also very important to me for I've small ears. For example, I really do enjoy the Delci AE, but due to its shape, I'm not able to wear it for more than 2 hours per session. The EW300xHBB on the other hand, slots right into place and I can wear it the whole day without any issue.
@@igotbluesdevils They really are! I've been eyeing the EW series because of their smaller size but I was iffy about the treble. So glad Simgot came out with the EW300s. The Delci AE is great and all, but the treble feels a bit piercing (to me, for both tunings), even if I love the clarity of it. That, and also the fit. EW300 is a tad bit warm, but changing eartips open it up.
Appreciate your breakdown of this stuff. TBH hadn't fully considered a lot of this stuff before despite being in this hobby for a little while, so i appreciate it.
Great video as always! Im in this hobby for almost 7 years. In my country I have the luxury to have shops can demo majority of IEMS , Dacs etc. Always try first, dont blind buy. I do recomend to get a good source/dac that suits your taste. A good source/dac can give a different sound different sound signature. ESS dacs = brings out dry sharp fast details. AKM dacs = brings out a smooth and detail sound sig. I prefer IEM and dacs that allow me to listen for long hours. I pick AKM dacs.
Favorite video by far! Definitely agree with eartips being at the top of the list. I’ve also had the same experience with the Pilgrim where the stock tips weren’t the best choice. I did find the Velvets, Spinfit W1s, and the Softears UC to work on them really well for my ears.
And Jay became even more trustworthy and valuable source for Audio stuff. No bs, no snake oil. I love when people don't pretend they can hear the grass growing. Hate that cable and dac/amp propaganda from delulu's who cope too much to justify their purchases. You have manufacturer like JDS Labs, someone who has done research and would directly benefit financially from selling larger line of products saying how "chips are designed to sound the same, if yours sound different it is likely faulty" and then you have the average Head-Fi'er "bRo ThiS DaC IS wARm, ThE oThER iS tOo CliNiCal". With the exception for Tube/R2R of course but those are intentionally designed to alter the sound and not just placebo driven nonsense. In the regular ones all you hear is dB differences = lower volume/higher volume, match them and they sound the same. And JDS Labs goes more indepth why A/B wouldn't work either because it has to happen in 0.2sec timeframe.
I have to say I agree with all your points of each of these ideas and applications. I just started tip rolling and wow, never knew it actually would make a difference. When i started listening to the Tea Pros I just got, my first thought was that it felt as though it was congested on busier tracks. Then, I got the Divinus Velvet Wide Bore Eartips and now it feels open and that problem is not a thing.
Would love a video on tips, explaining the difference in sound quality depending on bore size etc. and a list of tips to get for people that are looking to tip roll.
Thanks again Jays Audio for alwayd the great advice. Ear tips are always my upgrade of new IEM, Spinfit is always my go to when looking for ear tips upgrade.
Cheers to you for doing a giveaway! I’ve never been able to grab any higher-end IEMs, so fingers crossed! I started with the BLON BL-03 way back in 2019.
Really good video! Loved the matching pics to the themes you used. Very clever and often pretty funny😅 As someone who maintains the hobby through budget sets, l find changing the tips is a huge factor! One brand in particular,Simgot , doesn't fit my ears very easily and finding the right tips to get a seal is huge with them. Thanks again for a very informative talk.
Fitting is the most important thing for me, just like you said, no matter how good the IEM sounds, if the fit is bad, it won't stay comfortable for long
Definitely agree about tips as they are so important. I loved the spinfits w1. Unfortunately, lost them :( Gotta get more tips. Thinking of trying divinus velvets next.
i haven't quite got into iems yet in my audio journey , i only have my openback fidelio X2HR headphones that were my introduction into the audiophile hobby , and boy was i blown away with the difference in the sound quality and the veryy detailed treble that i can say was almost non existent before (i wonder if i actually was hearing any treble before listening to them lol) ,and also i started liking hearing all the crackles and the little imperfections in the recordings of some songs , totally new experience and i wonder what else will i discover and hear more if i upgraded them ! can't wait to do so and also get started on the iem train !
I never usually use the default eartips that come with earphones. It would be great to include ones from well-known and reputable brands that complement each IEM, such as Tangzu, Divinus, SpinFit, etc.
I actually have my left ear canal larger than my right. Looking into tips now and just learn that good seal can be make or break for any iem. Thanks for the tips lol
Couldn't agree more, tips are a must. Just changing the size of the tips make a huge difference for me let alone switching to another type. As for DAC, I personally don't own one but I ordered the jcally jm6 pro, it should come this week. Will see how much of a difference it will make. Great video btw, as always 🫡
I will only upgrade a cable if I want something with a better feel, materials, and something that matches the style and color of my IEMs. I won’t hear any sound differences so I might as well get something that looks good.
Same! Bonus: budget IEM that come with quality cable and the better tips, like does the Wan Er have the same tips as the Gate? For $10 that's a backup set and cable instead of buying just the tips
Tips are a huge deal. Just getting a good seal is huge. Cables are more about how you feel about the look and feel. Sources matter, but only up to a point. I think some of the current dongle DACs can hang with big budget desktop great.
I'm someone who's had fit issues since the start. My right ear canal has a wide opening but gets narrow towards the inside whereas my left is quite literally the opposite. Comfort is an easy "Must Do" for me solely due to how much it's been a bother
I can't really discern cable sound differences, but I still take one for longevity and aesthetics purposes. Sometimes the stock cable makes me worry, as I feel they are not durable enough. Recently I found out a weird thing; for Single DD IEMs I like to pair them with 4.4mm balanced cables. For hybrids, however, I like to keep them stock.
As a newbie who is getting deeper in the world of iem thanks to you, now i wanna know what brands and variants should i look out for in cables that are quality and durable and ear tips, tips and cables will be replaced overtime, great info in the price range thats quite helpful in deciding what iem to choose because there is so many good products out there that its hard to choose
XINHS, NICEHCK, DUNU, TRIPOWIN, all have solid cables. Most of the cable from any seller these days are pretty sturdy, just avoid ones that are super cheap relative to others. As for tips, you have Azla, TangZu, TRI, and any recognizable chifi brand names 👍
Eartips definitely are super important in how a earpiece will sound for you, though I definitely see more merit in more expensive sets in spite of diminishing returns
ear tips are fun, spent $100 on multiple ear tips and you are set. DAPs are great for portable because it's an all-in-one solution for source and amplifier. cables are cables, just don't overpay, they tune the sound a tiny bit, but mostly you get the cosmetics value (cool color and hardware). iem>tips>dap/sources>cables
Source differences are very tiny. My experience is that all in ones sound better then stacks. Tips make the biggest difference in sound and comfort. A good cable can also add comfort. It took me a while to learn not to trust one or two reviewers but only when all reviewers are positive about a product it does not suck. Most review channels are just sales channels.
Finally, the tier list tier list. I could use some help - I got the star city 5 pro and have been very happy with it, although there is something in the treble that makes some recordings a little rough (early Nine Inch Nails). I wanted two pairs - one for studio (flat, maybe a little extra treble) and one for enjoyment (to me, a nice zero red). Originally Nova, but worried it's more like original zero blue for me and will not use foam. Maybe supermix or ke4 for the fun?
Thanks Jay, I just got this amp Astell Kern PA10 still portable stuff, I hook it to Fiio Q15 or this sweet sounding oldy Tri Tk2 and let me tell you… it is a difference, lifelike difference🔆 have to say😄🙋♂️ , btw Iam now around the $1000 mark but still have to come back to Meteor and Project M very often❤️
Thank you, may I have a question? Do you think, is there some cheaper set you would recommend to someone who passed the thousand dollar mark, you know still worth getting, no matter the price...✌️ 😁 ❤️
[Chorus] (I move in, now move out!) Hands up, now hands down! (Back up, back up!) Tell me what you're gonna do now! (Breathe in, now breathe out!) Hands up, now hands down! (Back up, back up!) Tell me what you're gonna do now! Keep rollin', rollin', rollin', rollin' (What?) Keep rollin', rollin', rollin', rollin' (Come on!) Keep rollin', rollin', rollin', rollin' (Yeah!) Keep rollin', rollin', rollin', rollin' Take care!
yo! thanks for your video and doing the giveaway. I started with moondrop chu 2 (chu-chu) and then got the binary acoustics chopin (partly due to your recommendation), hd6xx & tanchjim hana 2021 (just for aesthetics lol). gl to everyone!
TANGZU Xuanwu Gate ranked by you as S- tier in tuning and technicality. I believe you. It is a $650.00 IEM, can you do a video review? You keep recommending it. thanks.
Not much to talk about, it’s very clean, neutral, but still has the dynamics and not smoothed out like the Mega5est. If you want a neutral set it’s a good option
@jayyaudio I own *MEGA5-EST* it is an awesome set with Divinus Velvet tips. Everytime you mention the Xuanwu Gate, you take a shot at the MEGAFEST. You're perogative, but suspect as you have not made a review video. The Gate costs $600.00 on sale, and may well be a fantastic double S- tier set. Even on sale it is more expensive than Hisenior's instant classic IEM.
UPDATE FOR THE GIVEAWAY:
WARNING ⚠️ THERE’S A SCAM ACCOUNT GOING AROUND AND REPLYING TO PEOPLE. THAT IS NOT ME. I DON’T REPLY TO YOU IF YOU WIN AS I WILL ANNOUNCE IT IN A PINNED COMMENT LIKE THIS OR THROUGH COMMUNITY POST. BEAWARE GUYS. IF YOU WIN EMAIL ME. I WILL NEVER ASK YOU TO GO ON FACEBOOK OR ANY OTHER SOCIAL MEDIA/TEXTING SITES
MAKE SURE TO CLICK ON THE ACCOUNT FIRST AND CHECK.
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Of course this is outside the IEM itself. Forgot to mention buying used or trading is also a good strat, I’d place it high prior after fit & comfort
eartips were THE upgrade for me, changed everything
INDEED - eartips can make a massive difference to the at-eardrum frequency response.
Dude, I'm in love with you! Couple hours ago I bought a 3$ KZ 3-sized foam eartips set from AE (BF sale) and you just confirmed me that it was the cheaper, wiser and most returning upgrade, over a new pair of iems! This channel is a hidden gem! You deserve AL LEAST 100k subs!
Excellent vid and I big agree tips are so important!
Glad you enjoyed it 🙏 Tips are GOATED frfr
Fit is (almost) everything - both in terms of comfort and sound. Hence tips are VERY important. If you can’t get a seal everything else doesn’t matter…
Eartips are definitely a game changer! I have a few different sets myself, and at times I grab a different one just to hear the difference in sound, and it opens up a lot of opportunity for slight tuning shifts! Fit is also very important to me for I've small ears. For example, I really do enjoy the Delci AE, but due to its shape, I'm not able to wear it for more than 2 hours per session. The EW300xHBB on the other hand, slots right into place and I can wear it the whole day without any issue.
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I just grabbed EW300s, goddamn these things are so comfy and sound great
@@igotbluesdevils They really are! I've been eyeing the EW series because of their smaller size but I was iffy about the treble. So glad Simgot came out with the EW300s. The Delci AE is great and all, but the treble feels a bit piercing (to me, for both tunings), even if I love the clarity of it. That, and also the fit. EW300 is a tad bit warm, but changing eartips open it up.
Eartips are much more important than cables IMO, excellent video
Cables dont matter
@@Astrqx It matters, ever used the cable that comes with Blon bl03?
@@Helmond2017most of new iems come with decent cable from the get go so it's not necessary unless u need one with a cable
@@Ulquiorra_Cifer I know. The Blon bl03 cable is an exception in that case. I don't believe in cables too.
You should upgrade cable if the stock one is microphonic or tangly
Appreciate your breakdown of this stuff. TBH hadn't fully considered a lot of this stuff before despite being in this hobby for a little while, so i appreciate it.
Very well explained. Esp. the eartips, they play the biggest role in my opinion and are the most value for money product in this hobby towards IEMs.
Word 💯 tips are underrated
Great video as always!
Im in this hobby for almost 7 years.
In my country I have the luxury to have shops can demo majority of IEMS , Dacs etc.
Always try first, dont blind buy.
I do recomend to get a good source/dac that suits your taste. A good source/dac can give a different sound different sound signature.
ESS dacs = brings out dry sharp fast details.
AKM dacs = brings out a smooth and detail sound sig.
I prefer IEM and dacs that allow me to listen for long hours. I pick AKM dacs.
People don't realize how underrated eartip upgrades are!
Favorite video by far! Definitely agree with eartips being at the top of the list. I’ve also had the same experience with the Pilgrim where the stock tips weren’t the best choice. I did find the Velvets, Spinfit W1s, and the Softears UC to work on them really well for my ears.
Tips goated
And Jay became even more trustworthy and valuable source for Audio stuff. No bs, no snake oil.
I love when people don't pretend they can hear the grass growing. Hate that cable and dac/amp propaganda from delulu's who cope too much to justify their purchases. You have manufacturer like JDS Labs, someone who has done research and would directly benefit financially from selling larger line of products saying how "chips are designed to sound the same, if yours sound different it is likely faulty" and then you have the average Head-Fi'er "bRo ThiS DaC IS wARm, ThE oThER iS tOo CliNiCal". With the exception for Tube/R2R of course but those are intentionally designed to alter the sound and not just placebo driven nonsense. In the regular ones all you hear is dB differences = lower volume/higher volume, match them and they sound the same. And JDS Labs goes more indepth why A/B wouldn't work either because it has to happen in 0.2sec timeframe.
I gotchu
@@jayyaudio Doing God's work my man, keep it up. We need more honesty and less "buy buy consume, daddy needs free units to promote".
You're one of my favorite Audio Channels, Jay ;)
Appreciate that
Nicely Done.
Comfort, comfort, comfort.
You rock.
I have to say I agree with all your points of each of these ideas and applications. I just started tip rolling and wow, never knew it actually would make a difference.
When i started listening to the Tea Pros I just got, my first thought was that it felt as though it was congested on busier tracks. Then, I got the Divinus Velvet Wide Bore Eartips and now it feels open and that problem is not a thing.
Would love a video on tips, explaining the difference in sound quality depending on bore size etc. and a list of tips to get for people that are looking to tip roll.
Thanks again Jays Audio for alwayd the great advice. Ear tips are always my upgrade of new IEM, Spinfit is always my go to when looking for ear tips upgrade.
My pleasure
Cheers to you for doing a giveaway! I’ve never been able to grab any higher-end IEMs, so fingers crossed! I started with the BLON BL-03 way back in 2019.
Nice list, agree about tips over cables (unless you have very microphonic cable). Thanks for the....tips.
All I want for Christmas is a solid IEM upgrade
Thank you for your reviews, they’ve only taken me deeper into the rabbit hole that is this hobby
I would highly recommend divinus velvet wide bore. Sure it's pricy but it is very comfy for me and sounds amazing.
Really good video! Loved the matching pics to the themes you used. Very clever and often pretty funny😅
As someone who maintains the hobby through budget sets, l find changing the tips is a huge factor! One brand in particular,Simgot , doesn't fit my ears very easily and finding the right tips to get a seal is huge with them. Thanks again for a very informative talk.
Glad you found it helpful!
Nice content,very informative.
In my case i go addicted to custom eq using squiglink and wavelet.
Fitting is the most important thing for me, just like you said, no matter how good the IEM sounds, if the fit is bad, it won't stay comfortable for long
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Definitely agree about tips as they are so important.
I loved the spinfits w1. Unfortunately, lost them :(
Gotta get more tips. Thinking of trying divinus velvets next.
Jay, you are a gentleman and a scholar! This type of video is exactly the content the IEM community needs.
Appreciate the kind words !
With my current lineup of iems, i could say that I've spent more on the variety of eartips alone than the iems themself. Totlly worth it
Hey Jay, always had a good time watching your videos and I love the speedrunning/ranking iems videos. Keep up the good work man!
Thanks bro! I appreciate that, glad you're enjoying them!
Couldn't agree more with your list. We need more advice video like this
for me fit and comfort is a must do thing, because I use my IEM a lot.
Well made video , I personally like your attitude, your humbleness
glad it was helpful
Once I found out about the Dunu S&S tips, my entire opinion about iems changed.
Solid advice like always 👊 this is so helpful for someone just getting started
Glad you found it useful 🎧
i haven't quite got into iems yet in my audio journey , i only have my openback fidelio X2HR headphones that were my introduction into the audiophile hobby , and boy was i blown away with the difference in the sound quality and the veryy detailed treble that i can say was almost non existent before (i wonder if i actually was hearing any treble before listening to them lol) ,and also i started liking hearing all the crackles and the little imperfections in the recordings of some songs , totally new experience and i wonder what else will i discover and hear more if i upgraded them ! can't wait to do so and also get started on the iem train !
Simple and comprehensive explanation 👍 and That's how this hobby keep rolling. 😅
Agree with tips use Dunu SS, Divinus wides and Final type E and one normally sounds great
We need a dedicated video on modding and how each mod affects sound! I feel like there aren't many sources for this topic in the audiophile space.
my first iem was tangzu waner, now i am using epz q1 pro. looking forward to upgrade.... I love being on the hobby.
I never usually use the default eartips that come with earphones. It would be great to include ones from well-known and reputable brands that complement each IEM, such as Tangzu, Divinus, SpinFit, etc.
I agree that cables is not very important to get better sound quality, but for better looks cables is one of way
I actually have my left ear canal larger than my right. Looking into tips now and just learn that good seal can be make or break for any iem. Thanks for the tips lol
I have been getting more tips and seeing they can be enjoyable!
Thanks for the giveaway opportunity! I started with the Truthear Hexas a few years back which brought me into the world of IEMs.
Couldn't agree more, tips are a must. Just changing the size of the tips make a huge difference for me let alone switching to another type. As for DAC, I personally don't own one but I ordered the jcally jm6 pro, it should come this week. Will see how much of a difference it will make.
Great video btw, as always 🫡
Tip gang
Wait pause
@@jayyaudio frrr 😅😆
IEMs are amazing, but finding the right tips is a whole mission on its own!
Now I know that to improve overall sound can be achieved with low cost budget, eartips I'm in.
this video prolly saved me money, tips tips tips
I do agree, eartips is more important for better fitting and sound quality than the cable does
Thanks for the help guide 👍🏼
Happy to help
That was useful, thanks!
I will only upgrade a cable if I want something with a better feel, materials, and something that matches the style and color of my IEMs. I won’t hear any sound differences so I might as well get something that looks good.
Thanks for the great vids!
Would love to see an ear tip guide... I bought the Zm4 and tea pros based on your videos.. Thank you!
Same! Bonus: budget IEM that come with quality cable and the better tips, like does the Wan Er have the same tips as the Gate? For $10 that's a backup set and cable instead of buying just the tips
Tips are a huge deal. Just getting a good seal is huge. Cables are more about how you feel about the look and feel. Sources matter, but only up to a point. I think some of the current dongle DACs can hang with big budget desktop great.
I totally agree about tuning being the real goal. There are so many great sets for very reasonable prices.
If I had to choose one would definitely be tip rolling. Love this kind of video, would’ve been perfect for me when I joined this hobby.
Glad it was helpful
Great video, thanks!
Eartips make such a difference, both to sound quality and comfort. Tip rolling is goat
I like the slower pace of this video
“If you are plug’in raw dog into…” 😂
Broooo❤ You are the best! 🥰
Budget limitation is the thing that's holding me from diminishing returns
I never knew eartip was that important until I got my dunu titan s2 and tried all the different tips that came with it.
I thought the eartips dont matter much until I recently tried it myself. Good tips man! Also next collab when?
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Great Job Jay!!!
Appreciate u
😘
Cables can be good upgrade if your stock cable is bad the only benefit you will get from a cable is the Looks and the untangles of the cable
I found out that sometimes big size iem that not fit to my ears can be overcome by choosing the right eartips
Source is my numba one priority in this hobby,
I'm someone who's had fit issues since the start. My right ear canal has a wide opening but gets narrow towards the inside whereas my left is quite literally the opposite. Comfort is an easy "Must Do" for me solely due to how much it's been a bother
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I can't really discern cable sound differences, but I still take one for longevity and aesthetics purposes.
Sometimes the stock cable makes me worry, as I feel they are not durable enough.
Recently I found out a weird thing; for Single DD IEMs I like to pair them with 4.4mm balanced cables. For hybrids, however, I like to keep them stock.
Thanks for the video, dispite all that, would love to try some great cables just to feel what it's like haha
Eq definetly the most impactful
As a newbie who is getting deeper in the world of iem thanks to you, now i wanna know what brands and variants should i look out for in cables that are quality and durable and ear tips, tips and cables will be replaced overtime, great info in the price range thats quite helpful in deciding what iem to choose because there is so many good products out there that its hard to choose
XINHS, NICEHCK, DUNU, TRIPOWIN, all have solid cables. Most of the cable from any seller these days are pretty sturdy, just avoid ones that are super cheap relative to others. As for tips, you have Azla, TangZu, TRI, and any recognizable chifi brand names 👍
Eartips definitely are super important in how a earpiece will sound for you, though I definitely see more merit in more expensive sets in spite of diminishing returns
You're absolutely right, eartips are a big deal. It's all about finding that perfect fit.
ear tips are fun, spent $100 on multiple ear tips and you are set.
DAPs are great for portable because it's an all-in-one solution for source and amplifier.
cables are cables, just don't overpay, they tune the sound a tiny bit, but mostly you get the cosmetics value
(cool color and hardware).
iem>tips>dap/sources>cables
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Cables higherr user comfort the most important thing on my oppinion
I'd agree, cable would be my last thing to upgrade
Source differences are very tiny. My experience is that all in ones sound better then stacks. Tips make the biggest difference in sound and comfort. A good cable can also add comfort. It took me a while to learn not to trust one or two reviewers but only when all reviewers are positive about a product it does not suck. Most review channels are just sales channels.
Yup they’re just shills
My left ear has a really weire shape so eartips choice is crucial when i use a new iem. Great tips
I love kz starline eartips ❤
Starting the tip rolling journey now
If it comfy, it's for me
Very helpful video
My goat
Nice list
Great vid!
Your list is very helpful, thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Good explaination
Finally, the tier list tier list. I could use some help - I got the star city 5 pro and have been very happy with it, although there is something in the treble that makes some recordings a little rough (early Nine Inch Nails). I wanted two pairs - one for studio (flat, maybe a little extra treble) and one for enjoyment (to me, a nice zero red). Originally Nova, but worried it's more like original zero blue for me and will not use foam. Maybe supermix or ke4 for the fun?
Ya supermix4 would be good
Thanks, I'm not getting notifications anymore on YT so had to check back manually, the quick feedback you give is great
Eartips is da key to get better fitting comfort and sound quality
🎉🎉🎉🎉 very good video thank you so much 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 value for time video❤
I'm only here to say "nuh uh"
Your move, Jay
“Uh hun”
Checkmate
Well shit. You win this round.
Looking to upgrade asap!!!
Big upvote for exposing the cable snake oil.
As always
Thanks Jay, I just got this amp Astell Kern PA10 still portable stuff, I hook it to Fiio Q15 or this sweet sounding oldy Tri Tk2 and let me tell you… it is a difference, lifelike difference🔆 have to say😄🙋♂️ , btw Iam now around the $1000 mark but still have to come back to Meteor and Project M very often❤️
Glad you're enjoying the hobby~
Thank you, may I have a question? Do you think, is there some cheaper set you would recommend to someone who passed the thousand dollar mark, you know still worth getting, no matter the price...✌️ 😁 ❤️
[Chorus]
(I move in, now move out!) Hands up, now hands down!
(Back up, back up!) Tell me what you're gonna do now!
(Breathe in, now breathe out!) Hands up, now hands down!
(Back up, back up!) Tell me what you're gonna do now!
Keep rollin', rollin', rollin', rollin' (What?)
Keep rollin', rollin', rollin', rollin' (Come on!)
Keep rollin', rollin', rollin', rollin' (Yeah!)
Keep rollin', rollin', rollin', rollin'
Take care!
Take care Paulie 🕺
Eartips have made me love IEMS that I absolutely hated at first. Tip rolling is top.
great video
Tips do matter a lot!
I saw somewhere that cables with mics always sound worse than ones without is that really true?
yo! thanks for your video and doing the giveaway. I started with moondrop chu 2 (chu-chu) and then got the binary acoustics chopin (partly due to your recommendation), hd6xx & tanchjim hana 2021 (just for aesthetics lol). gl to everyone!
TANGZU Xuanwu Gate ranked by you as S- tier in tuning and technicality. I believe you. It is a $650.00 IEM, can you do a video review? You keep recommending it. thanks.
Not much to talk about, it’s very clean, neutral, but still has the dynamics and not smoothed out like the Mega5est. If you want a neutral set it’s a good option
@jayyaudio I own *MEGA5-EST* it is an awesome set with Divinus Velvet tips. Everytime you mention the Xuanwu Gate, you take a shot at the MEGAFEST. You're perogative, but suspect as you have not made a review video. The Gate costs $600.00 on sale, and may well be a fantastic double S- tier set. Even on sale it is more expensive than Hisenior's instant classic IEM.