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Got this set as my most recent addition and i too can say (I'm a lil biased towards the Harman curve) this is a really good, non-fatiguing set. This offers Hexa-like detail (not AS much tho) but with a whole shelf full of bass, compared to the Hexa. You don't feel like you're missing anything, but still get a very lush experience overall. Kudos Simgot!
Have only heard samples of the Hexa so my experience is based on that, but bought the EM6L partly because of the same type of sound samples and have absolutely no regrets @@Hijynx87
@@Kingkhan0440 Try different tips. I found a few tips to be shouty, while the others were nice. Spinfit W1 is the one I'm using right now. Get the largest one that fits your ears.
It took awhile but these have become some of my favorites. not at first but as I kept going back to them I fell in love. they are not my only favs but they are up there.
@@Hijynx87 been meaning to ask, if i wear the small tips that come with the em6l what size should I order from spinfit. I heard you need to go 1 size smaller
I need a adapter between my pc and the simgot maybe a adapter length of 1-2 metre because the cable is to short for me, do i get quality lost because of the length adapter?
Confused. Any 2 pins cables works with qdc? How come? Lol. Qdc pins are made for iem that does not accommodate space inside for the drivers and the 2 pin. So the homes comes out.
what are your tips ? would like to upgrade the ones that come with... I use the large tips, it's like almost 15mm, large ear tips are usually 13-14mm but it feels like a medium with those...
It'd be interesting to know what you'd pair as a second set in the $100-150 range to use alongside the rinko. I love my rinko (bought a second set in white to have one pair with black/white) but want something much more spacious and nuanced to go along with the rinko intensity
The yume are up there, but they're also $219. How would you weigh these as a counterpoint to the rinko? Other reviews I've heard also mention detail and soundstage, which seems like it might juxtapose well with the rinkos' absolute murder bass energy. Would the yume ultra justify the 2x price? I can stretch my budget that far if the benefit is there.
I think I would get these before you swing at the Yume. Honestly there are just too damn many great IEMs and its starting to get into the coloring nitty gritty of what you want as the end user. @@colinmartin9797
@@in-earfetish Thanks for the feedback, I generally seem to have a nearly identical taste to yours, so the advice was helpful - I did wind up grabbing these - they showed up yesterday and I've been messing with them since, they wound up being pretty much exactly what I was looking for so far. less bassy (but still enough) with a pretty expansive soundstage, with good imaging and great clarity. Yoshi Horikawa stuff is fantastic. only downside to 'em is the fingerprint-magnet finish (the yume ultra were so tempting just based on the looks) and only 3 pairs of tips. Perfect pairing with the Rinko, IMO. exceptional gaming directionality to boot. If you're curious about an amazing, shockingly cheap cable for these QDC IEM's, check out the TRN "redchain". It's like $12, modular with 2.5, 3.5, 4.4, a tolerable usb-c and lightning end, a nice bronze and silver 4 wire weave, and there's even a version with a removable boom mic for gaming like Kinera makes. I use them on basically everything with a QDC wire these days other than the jojo. Also try some of the weird new Coreir eartips if you can find 'em (they're finally on aliexpress now) - they have a solid brass core and a semi-tacky feel like the dunu SS. They're stupidly pricey but sound awesome and novel as hell
Hi! Do you know if they fit small ears and small ear canals? I tried multiple iems now: truthear crinacle, aria, ksz z10, kiwi cardenza . None of them fit my ears properly the housing is way to big and sits on top of my ear and not inside, some of them even had such a big nozzle that it wouldn’t even fit with the smallest tips included. My main use case is for gaming, where directional positioning and hearing footsteps is most important to me. (Cod, fortnite, valorant). Sorry for this much text but i don’t know which ones to try anymore:(
@@in-earfetishyeah, but size of dongle are big pros for me, I would not like to carry with me a dap or big dac/amp. Maybe you can ask ibasso for their new unreleased dongle. I heard it in Warsaw week ago and was brilliant :)!
Exactly my question. I have the EM6L, but I want a warmer more non-fatiguing set for metal, and the EM6L while not bad at it, is not ideal for longer listens for that particular genre. Is great for everything else. I wouldn't mind using them both complimentarily at all.
If you're that sensitive to shoutiness, I would check your source - they do like high gain at lower volumes. Also tips, the included tips are very shallow to the nozzle. Something longer like the dunu SS would put more distance between your eardrum and the BA's. But these are really not a very shouty set. Not much at all. Maybe your pair has a problem? These are a moderately warm tuning, but iem's naturally do have more treble than headphones, so if you're new to iems, buy like 3 or 4 different models of tips (moondrop spring tips, trn T tips, dunu SS or some dekoni bullets, sednafit xlastec, etc.) Because they can impact that quite a bit, but iems tend to all lean towards more detail than headphones (for better and worse), and just require getting used to.
@@colinmartin9797 yea idk man it just sounds cold to me like super cold imo and I have different tips and stuff and now I’ve tried multiple tips and there just still shouty but they’ve gotten more bassy with different tips but maybe I got broken iems lol
@@Kingkhan0440 I wonder if you got a bad set if it's that bad. My em6l wound up getting a slightly loose qdc connector and even the slight quarter millimeter wiggle it had was causing a short. So either you're one of the most sensitive people there is about it, or maybe you got a borked set, or maybe it just isn't playing nice with your source, sometimes a headphone and an Amp just don't get along.
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Got this set as my most recent addition and i too can say (I'm a lil biased towards the Harman curve) this is a really good, non-fatiguing set. This offers Hexa-like detail (not AS much tho) but with a whole shelf full of bass, compared to the Hexa. You don't feel like you're missing anything, but still get a very lush experience overall. Kudos Simgot!
I think it’s more detailed than Hexa.
Have only heard samples of the Hexa so my experience is based on that, but bought the EM6L partly because of the same type of sound samples and have absolutely no regrets @@Hijynx87
I find it a little shouty for me
Hexa or EM6L? @@Kingkhan0440
@@Kingkhan0440 Try different tips. I found a few tips to be shouty, while the others were nice. Spinfit W1 is the one I'm using right now. Get the largest one that fits your ears.
It took awhile but these have become some of my favorites. not at first but as I kept going back to them I fell in love. they are not my only favs but they are up there.
This is my current favorite set! I love it, so smooth and lush yet still detailed and you get your twinkles and sparkles and great bass.
i dont have any doubt on the bud, its different from very first listen
i mean it can replicate a dam he-1 why should i worry
@@iikatinggangsengii2471 lol idk about that. I’d say maybe it’s the hd 650 of iems though, but with better bass.
I recommend spinfit w1 tips with these. Great pairing, but dunu s s works great too.
Would the w1 change the sound?
@@PercocetMoe they sounded the best for me. Very similar to the s and s tips, but more comfortable and spacious sounding.
@@Hijynx87 been meaning to ask, if i wear the small tips that come with the em6l what size should I order from spinfit. I heard you need to go 1 size smaller
i'm getting these electric stings/shocks with dunu kima whenever I am using with PC and many other laptops. do you think em6l is conductive too?
No, em6l is 3D print resin. The only metal is the faceplate. Kima is all metal.
Between this and the Kinera Phoenixcall, which would you recommend?
I need a adapter between my pc and the simgot maybe a adapter length of 1-2 metre because the cable is to short for me, do i get quality lost because of the length adapter?
Simgot build good drivers .
Confused. Any 2 pins cables works with qdc? How come? Lol. Qdc pins are made for iem that does not accommodate space inside for the drivers and the 2 pin. So the homes comes out.
Yeah I have the aful performer 8 cable on mine. Works great, the stock cable is dogshiz.
what are your tips ? would like to upgrade the ones that come with... I use the large tips, it's like almost 15mm, large ear tips are usually 13-14mm but it feels like a medium with those...
It'd be interesting to know what you'd pair as a second set in the $100-150 range to use alongside the rinko. I love my rinko (bought a second set in white to have one pair with black/white) but want something much more spacious and nuanced to go along with the rinko intensity
Yume Ultra?
The yume are up there, but they're also $219. How would you weigh these as a counterpoint to the rinko? Other reviews I've heard also mention detail and soundstage, which seems like it might juxtapose well with the rinkos' absolute murder bass energy. Would the yume ultra justify the 2x price? I can stretch my budget that far if the benefit is there.
I think I would get these before you swing at the Yume. Honestly there are just too damn many great IEMs and its starting to get into the coloring nitty gritty of what you want as the end user. @@colinmartin9797
@@in-earfetish Thanks for the feedback, I generally seem to have a nearly identical taste to yours, so the advice was helpful - I did wind up grabbing these - they showed up yesterday and I've been messing with them since, they wound up being pretty much exactly what I was looking for so far. less bassy (but still enough) with a pretty expansive soundstage, with good imaging and great clarity. Yoshi Horikawa stuff is fantastic. only downside to 'em is the fingerprint-magnet finish (the yume ultra were so tempting just based on the looks) and only 3 pairs of tips. Perfect pairing with the Rinko, IMO. exceptional gaming directionality to boot.
If you're curious about an amazing, shockingly cheap cable for these QDC IEM's, check out the TRN "redchain". It's like $12, modular with 2.5, 3.5, 4.4, a tolerable usb-c and lightning end, a nice bronze and silver 4 wire weave, and there's even a version with a removable boom mic for gaming like Kinera makes. I use them on basically everything with a QDC wire these days other than the jojo.
Also try some of the weird new Coreir eartips if you can find 'em (they're finally on aliexpress now) - they have a solid brass core and a semi-tacky feel like the dunu SS. They're stupidly pricey but sound awesome and novel as hell
These simgots are pretty amazing for a warm set. It’s my current favorite pair, and I have a lot of iems. It’s better than the aful performer 5
Hi! Do you know if they fit small ears and small ear canals? I tried multiple iems now: truthear crinacle, aria, ksz z10, kiwi cardenza . None of them fit my ears properly the housing is way to big and sits on top of my ear and not inside, some of them even had such a big nozzle that it wouldn’t even fit with the smallest tips included.
My main use case is for gaming, where directional positioning and hearing footsteps is most important to me. (Cod, fortnite, valorant).
Sorry for this much text but i don’t know which ones to try anymore:(
Get my JoJo Collab. They are TINY.
Try sennheiser ie200
Hi zeos, are you planning to test some more expensive dongle dac? Like cayin ru7, luxury precision w4?
I can start asking around. In my mind a $200 dongle is expensive af
@@in-earfetishyeah, but size of dongle are big pros for me, I would not like to carry with me a dap or big dac/amp. Maybe you can ask ibasso for their new unreleased dongle. I heard it in Warsaw week ago and was brilliant :)!
Bought Simgot's back in the day. Haven't got the bland taste out of my mouth. Good for now I have Tea 2's. Best, D.
Help me Zeos. I've stuck with the BLON 03s since I saw your review during COVID. Now I need an upgrade, $150 max budget.
Ikko oh10
you like it better than Fudu ?
I’d say it’s a strait upgrade
Exactly my question. I have the EM6L, but I want a warmer more non-fatiguing set for metal, and the EM6L while not bad at it, is not ideal for longer listens for that particular genre. Is great for everything else. I wouldn't mind using them both complimentarily at all.
@@zerotactix5739 could throw a 500 filter on the nozzle.
@@zerotactix5739 The Fudu is great for metal!
Em6l with the sedna tips are probably the best match, I get the same sound if not better and better fit
Ok for me these are a little shouty, decent bass, and the vocals are decent as well. As these are my first pair of iems, I am… conflicted
For me they were unbearably shouty... They had great high end though
@@R.C.Bullar this is true and I think that’s why for music there decent but for gaming they are fantastic and it’s because of that boosted high end
If you're that sensitive to shoutiness, I would check your source - they do like high gain at lower volumes. Also tips, the included tips are very shallow to the nozzle. Something longer like the dunu SS would put more distance between your eardrum and the BA's. But these are really not a very shouty set. Not much at all. Maybe your pair has a problem?
These are a moderately warm tuning, but iem's naturally do have more treble than headphones, so if you're new to iems, buy like 3 or 4 different models of tips (moondrop spring tips, trn T tips, dunu SS or some dekoni bullets, sednafit xlastec, etc.) Because they can impact that quite a bit, but iems tend to all lean towards more detail than headphones (for better and worse), and just require getting used to.
@@colinmartin9797 yea idk man it just sounds cold to me like super cold imo and I have different tips and stuff and now I’ve tried multiple tips and there just still shouty but they’ve gotten more bassy with different tips but maybe I got broken iems lol
@@Kingkhan0440 I wonder if you got a bad set if it's that bad. My em6l wound up getting a slightly loose qdc connector and even the slight quarter millimeter wiggle it had was causing a short. So either you're one of the most sensitive people there is about it, or maybe you got a borked set, or maybe it just isn't playing nice with your source, sometimes a headphone and an Amp just don't get along.