Thank you! They do but they seem to be very dependent on the source. Not enough power or a bright source takes a lot of the fun away. It seems to take a good fit and a good amount of power to get the bass going and being impactful with a dynamic driver characteristic.
hey michael thanks for the review do you recommend it to someone with a cx31993 dongle (abigail pro,jcally jm7, cx pro etc).or should i get the cca trio,cheap 3dd harmanish tuning getting good reviews, this is the one that i want to get, but if the t10 sounds good with a dongle then is hard to pass on it for 50 dollars.
If you're just mildly sensitive then yes. Compared to stuff like the timeless, s12, pr2, etc... they are much more tame in the treble. With that said, they still have some extra energy way up top. It's just much more controlled and dynamic like in the sibilance region making them nicer and more pleasant to use compared to most planar iems. They are still my favorite planar iem.
Unfortunately I don't have the Dawn Pro. If I'm not mistaken it has the same power output as the Truthear Shio but also the KA2. My only concern would be the characteristics of the Dawn Pro because it uses the same dac chips as the KA2 and not the Shio. If it leans warm like the Shio I would think you would be more than happy but if it leans bright like the KA2 then maybe not unless you want analytical detail over body and bass impact.
@jelqingmybwc It's slightly more difficult to drive, but it seems much less dependent on source. It's also more analytical sounding by comparison and doesn't have the midbass body the T10 has. It also still has the potential to be a bit aggressive in some of the treble spots that the T10 seems to have resolved. I still love the Dioko though. Power and good tips gives it a great quality sound if you want flat, smooth, detail and can handle the imo minor treble peaks. I find them both to be in the same tier much like the other options like the s12/pro and all the others using the similar if not the same driver.
I prefer the T10 but I can see some liking the hexa better just for looks. As good as the T10 sounds it looks cheap. It is a sound above all set. With that said the cable is one of the best stock cables I have come across in a budget set.
@arvitexia meaning that if sound quality is the priority, then yes, it is the better set. The hexa looks and feels better built, excluding the cable. The Artti has a great cable, but the shell is ugly and cheap looking/feeling. It's all about the sound quality with the Artti.
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These sound great , fit great and well made. Exceptional ! Money well spent. Best iem for sleeping with , even on my side. Highly recommended !
i'm waiting the black friday promos to buy one, thanks 4 the video
This shell screams at me "Pick up some UV resin and customize me, Jessica!"
My name is totally not a Jessica, though.
Great review Michael! this iems have a fun sound?
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Thank you! They do but they seem to be very dependent on the source. Not enough power or a bright source takes a lot of the fun away. It seems to take a good fit and a good amount of power to get the bass going and being impactful with a dynamic driver characteristic.
Great review! Man they aren't very nice looking. Hope they sound better than they look.
hey michael thanks for the review
do you recommend it to someone with a cx31993 dongle (abigail pro,jcally jm7, cx pro etc).or should i get the cca trio,cheap 3dd harmanish tuning getting good reviews, this is the one that i want to get, but if the t10 sounds good with a dongle then is hard to pass on it for 50 dollars.
Get the rhapsody instead. Planars need extra power to shine.
thanks for the review Michael, would you say these are suitable for mild treble sensitive ears like mine?
If you're just mildly sensitive then yes. Compared to stuff like the timeless, s12, pr2, etc... they are much more tame in the treble. With that said, they still have some extra energy way up top. It's just much more controlled and dynamic like in the sibilance region making them nicer and more pleasant to use compared to most planar iems. They are still my favorite planar iem.
Are the artti t10 hard to drive? If yes than which budget dac amp do you suggest
Jm 06 pro minimum.
Do you think a Moondrop Dawn Pro would get everything out of it?
Unfortunately I don't have the Dawn Pro. If I'm not mistaken it has the same power output as the Truthear Shio but also the KA2. My only concern would be the characteristics of the Dawn Pro because it uses the same dac chips as the KA2 and not the Shio. If it leans warm like the Shio I would think you would be more than happy but if it leans bright like the KA2 then maybe not unless you want analytical detail over body and bass impact.
@@mrcrunch8000From what I've read it does have a warm sound, but stays neutral. What about Dioko though, more difficult to drive?
@jelqingmybwc It's slightly more difficult to drive, but it seems much less dependent on source. It's also more analytical sounding by comparison and doesn't have the midbass body the T10 has. It also still has the potential to be a bit aggressive in some of the treble spots that the T10 seems to have resolved. I still love the Dioko though. Power and good tips gives it a great quality sound if you want flat, smooth, detail and can handle the imo minor treble peaks. I find them both to be in the same tier much like the other options like the s12/pro and all the others using the similar if not the same driver.
ARTTI 10 vs Truthear Hexa which one would you prefer?
I prefer the T10 but I can see some liking the hexa better just for looks. As good as the T10 sounds it looks cheap. It is a sound above all set. With that said the cable is one of the best stock cables I have come across in a budget set.
@@mrcrunch8000 what in terms of sound quality only? Is the artti 10 better sounding than hexa?
@arvitexia meaning that if sound quality is the priority, then yes, it is the better set. The hexa looks and feels better built, excluding the cable. The Artti has a great cable, but the shell is ugly and cheap looking/feeling. It's all about the sound quality with the Artti.
Put them mesh 400 foam