Submitted by LylethLunastre t3_yz1uy0 in headphones
Comments
Bickster- t1_iwxn2di wrote
Too neutral? Just looked at the graphs for this IEM, it's just upper mids and nothing else
LylethLunastre OP t1_iwxnc3c wrote
Nothing really stands out for me compared to my EDS where the vocals are more forward. But overall, it's good. I think balanced is the word I was looking for π
LylethLunastre OP t1_iwxph1h wrote
What do you think of the new lead Utaha? Missing Kom_i lol
bubblejohns t1_iwxrven wrote
Because the Eds is already a mentally tuned iem
Bickster- t1_iwxsxrt wrote
In terms of tonality, I would recommend going to any graph comparison tool, like this one, and adjusting the frequencies to the target, or to your preference, using the Equalizer tool. You can then use any EQ program or app like equalizerAPO or Poweramp for android, and have the IEM sound to your preference. KZ's are notorious for their V-shaped "house sound", so from my experience, I'd definitely recommend eq'ing them.
Puzzled-Background-5 t1_iwxxvdd wrote
That neutral tonality is actually a Harman compliant tuning more or less. It's a well researched industry standard. KZ is starting to mature in that regard.
Regarding Harman, though, it's best thought of as a starting point from which one can personalize to their own preferences. The linked article above provides an excellent overview of it... π±π§πΆπΆππ
FastGecko5 t1_iwygi2i wrote
Driver type doesn't really matter (in this context) but these should EQ really well. I have the CCA C16 which are closely related and they take EQ incredibly well. Give it a try if you haven't.
Giggleplex t1_iwzo64t wrote
This IEM is sensitive to output impedance, so it may graph differently depending on the source: https://pw.squig.link/?share=Bad_Guy_Target,KZ_AS16_Pro,KZ_AS16_Pro_TK2
I have one though. It's more of a warmer and darker version of Aria's tuning to my ears (I've also measured it).
Griffith t1_ix0is6a wrote
This is true, but different drivers have different strengths.
Generally speaking, dynamic drivers are better at producing rich low frequencies and typically BA drivers are better at obtaining a lot of detail but within a much smaller frequency range than dynamic drivers are capable of, which is why we often see earphones with multiple BA drivers.
That isn't to say that a BA driver can't have decent bass, this is not true, nor is it that dynamic drivers can't produce good high frequencies, just that each driver type has different strengths and weaknesses so to say that the driver type doesn't impact the sound or type of sound you're getting is true, but not entirely so.
LylethLunastre OP t1_iwxkynb wrote
Separation is great tho