for me the only con maybe even deal breaker is how they fit is depend on the tips and how it just hover on your ears, idk I like shells to stay snug in my ears
actually, as long as the tips are able to secure the iems in your ears, if it hovers, it is less likely to cause irritation to your ears, because there are fewer points where the iem touches your ears.
I was waiting for your review but I decided to pull the plug about three days ago. I'm glad to listen you like it so much as pretty much everything you praised highly was very much to my liking.
Love timmy's content and am super glad how well they're received by the community. Do you have an simgot ea1000 coming up by any chance? Would love to see a comparison. Thanks for this review!
@@SuperReview one worry is that the spiral dots seem to cut down on treble; chopin with stock tips, the 8k resonance peak is slightly sharp, problem gone with spiral dots or other treble-taming tips.
Thanks for this review! They sound great, but I hate that free floating fit feeling so I’m going to skip this. I did get the Nova and it fits me really well. I do sometimes EQ to the Hexa though...
I got 2 question: - Does the vocal texturing gets close to sth like Blessing3/Dusk? - Is the treble quality comparable to the Blessing line up? (B2 B3 and anything relevant is good)
Ghostly Kisses sounds like a good rec after a few songs. London Grammar and Florence + Machine have strong similarities. The song is called Lydian as in the scale.
The most surprising thing about this IEM was the quality of the bass. Bass tends to mix and break down easily, but I don't see many IEMs with bass of this quality.
@@SuperReview so dew it? Or no dew it? Moving/renovating can be so annoying, it's been a couple months yet I'm still sorting little details out in my new place.
Chopin does mid bass very well but keeps me desiring for more subbass. It's treble has noticeable BA timbre compared to Blessing2 or the pula02. Because of the grainy treble I ended up preferring the B2 with EQ, in that config the B2 sounded more high res. Unfortunately the B2 is too chunky and the nozzle has grip issues with eartips despite having the curves in the right place. Chopin nozzle is large and long with an angle not so perfect, without my favorite ear tips I could not use them for long period of time without having side ear pain. Tuning wise the Chopin has the best overall frequencies balance wwith its harman approach but lacks the extra control in the treble to sound smooth.
@@SuperReview Sorry but where is it? I didn't see any vid at all. Also given the same price, would you pick the chopin or the Aful P5? Or should I save my money and get the nova instead (considering clarity and details)?
It's not related to the video but I'm curious. How did you measure the Meizu Live Quad measurement on the squiglink site? When I set it to harman target the sound quality is not good. I also tried it with PEQ on Hiby Music. Am I making a mistake somewhere?
Really looking forward to a day where we can all get back on for a live chat. I was tired of collabs prior to dusk but still would check this out. Would you say this goes toe to toe with symphonium meteor on technical performance and that meaty bass texture?
Uhhhh it's very different from Meteor. TBH imaging is stronger on Chopin, and bass quality is probably even better, but there's something unique about the treble texturing on Meteor.
Nicely Done. If they fit your ears and they do mine your in for a treat :) Soft ear tips ★★ DD 8ml ☑︎☑︎☑︎ BA's $$$ The sound - burn them in a little. Big difference in base. These are my first impressions . Good REC BB
i know this is a dumb question but may i ask you how do you clean your iems theres not a lot of visual examples and i cant guide myself to do it without thinking of damaging the iem
Iam really excited about Your review of Chopin❗️Thank you BTW just listening to my Timeless just on Hiby FC4 … the slam is sooo satisfying hard to say how many versions of Timeless is out there😊🙋♂️
Nice review! You have always emphasised the fit and comfort in almost all of your reviews which many other completely miss, it is an important factor for me in deciding if i buy an IEM or not, on that line, which iem do you think fits you the best (including side sleeping) under 50$? Thank in advance :)
Hm, nothing fits me very standout under $50, maybe LAN because it's small. I am reviewing the $65 Moondrop May right now, it's the best-fitting IEM under $100.
@@SuperReview fun and engaging Harman, nice controlled bass and plenty of details, stage is not as big but gets the job done. It covers my two main music genres which is metal and hip-hop so I'm really happy with them, for me is a 10 out of 10.
Great review, Mark! You think Chopin treble trades blows against Sony XBA N3's? If I remember correctly, you liked the treble on N3. I personally love my set and am looking for something that has more upper midrange but with similar treble quality. Would really appreciate your answer.
Looking to get some IEMs strictly for live performance. All I've used before are the Shure E215 and CCA-C12. Oh and along time ago (like late 00s earl 2010s) some shures as well that had no detachable shells/cables or adjustable. These seem pretty interesting to me. As do the Moondrop S8 and the kinda lavas. Have about a 750 budget. Can go up a bit but rather not. Any recommendations for something in that price range that'll be pleasing for live performance? I suppose mainly flat with some nice low end and smooth highs.
Mark when you say it's better than timeless in every department you mean also in technical performance?You didn t say many things about imaging soundstage separation this time ..
I’m with you on the Hexa. I’m with you on the HD600, and I’m with you on Ghostly Kisses Lydian (that one I just discovered from this video). I’m SURE I’ll be with you on the Chopin…. Eventually.
It's more or less even. I have the P5 and tried the Chopin; Chopin is more exciting in the midrange but a little thinner; otherwise, they're pretty similar
Nope it's very bad at handling percussive instruments. The upper treble is very meh and sounds plasticy. I listen to metal, rock, Jpop and anime but it failed in all. Get urself nova
so compared to the hexa, you previously cited the SIMGOT EM6L as having better stereo separation (or wideness / 3d / being more like the sounds are coming from outside of the head, more like headphones). so the commentary i found missing here in the review was this comparison stereo or air-iness aspect. (relative to those other 2, and the dusk, but i am probably confusing between my terms here). but you have sound stage front-back (in front of you, which can be a bit of a reberb thing). then there is the inside-outside of the head. and the lateral wideness. all phsycoacoustics things
Hello greetings, I frequently watch your videos and now I decided to purchase a DAP and based on your experience I want to ask you which would be the best purchase among these, Shanling m3 ultra, Fiio m11s, Hiby R6-3 and Fiio M11S plus, I am looking for the best quality performance audio and stable performance in use, thank you.
They are very much or below average in upper treble and very bright sound not natural at all. It messes up percussion instruments. Save money and buy something good like variations or for budget iem get truthear nova for 127$
If you can bear with the fit and can find one in stock, I'd still take the B2 If we're comparing the Chopin to the B3, I'd honestly get the Chopin. B3 is just too lean in the bass; Chopin in more well rounded in that aspect
I'm really curious to hear Binary Acoustics' other stuff. Saw only one other on Squiglink, it looks... like it could use work. aftersound.squig.link/?share=BINARYACOUSTIC_VOID
Hello sir i really admire yiur detailed reviews . Its intrucate and very informative. I am a vocalist from india . I perform on stage regularly . What would be ideal iem for stafe performance as a vocalist ? Thanks .looking forward to your reply .good day
@@SuperReview thanks a lot sir . I would look into those . I have also shortlisted a few pls do suggest in choosing amongst hidizs mp 145, kiwi ears quintet ,giz audio chopin and simgot ea 1000 . From the stage performance point of view I am looking at choosing something that brings out the maximum details and instrument separation. Thanks again in advance .
I am not a stage performer, but I would think the #1 factor to consider is fit stability -- I'd want something stable that I don't have to re-position mid performance. Honestly that would take priority over things like instrument separation, which seems pretty pedantic in that use case. Quintet fit stability is good, Chopin is mid, and EA 1000 is weak. Haven't tried the Hidizs.
My sound what I dig I'm a bass player if that means anything to anybody I throw it to the wind.....i like the Grinder Impact feel it in your chest cavity kind, yet hold the mud!!! Can't stand the over mid mud....i love bass but hate warm! replace warm with cool or cold maybe this is the dark ice mode sound we might be collectively beginning to find language or terminology that just might get us there listening 4 the secret here chief searching 4 the sound!
For me the roll off on the sub bass is perfect. Because drums starts from 100hz and then the vibrations should be less than the frequency between 100hz . For the mid bass is perfect for a medium volume. For high volumes I will skip this iem because in high volumes the 200hz to 400 needs to be more because the mids. Upper and treble highs goes up a lot apart from what's below the 1k. So to chill. Perfect. For metal bangers with loud volumes. Nope
I might give this a go. Since you mentioned about the way to get better high FR vs the Chopin is to go into the $500-600 range. I do have a question about the relative cost of good treble. How do you put a price or go about pricing what a good treble response is? What does a $20 teble sound like? or a $200,$500 and $1K supposed to sound like? What traits of the treble region should I be looking for within their respective price category? I have a $20 set that I am a fond of (Vesna) and 3 sets of custom tuned DD iem (634ears) between $200 - $600
@@haomingli6175most reviewers with own targets don't have any Validation of their tuning or pass in blind test. As compared to something like Harman target. So it is better to buy IEM which is not in Collab. Yes there are exceptions like Chopin which is tuned to Harman 2019 but u can get something better like NOVA for 122$ than Chopin for 200$.
@@SuperReview thank you for taking the time to respond. I was expecting that answer, especially about the tuning. Would it be too daring to ask vs S8, where the tuning is more similar, but of course the price gap is so big?
Meh the bass and miss are good but it is too bright, treble is harsh and percussion instruments sounds very unnatural to me. In comparison to Chopin, variations or Nova are still way better. Nova is a best catch in 11.11 sale only for 127$. ❤
Mark's been stingy with 5/5's lately, this is a nice surprise. I have no problem with collabs if they have a purpose, it seems a lot of collabs nowadays are cash grabs.
Oh dear... considering that my preferences are mighty close to yours, it does look like I might have to buy another IEM. Especially at the price. Thanks, Super... 😒 🤣
@@Mishael_Agyei-Boamah this iem can't handle any rock or metal, pop or jpop songs. The percussive instruments don't sound natural at all. The peak at 8Khz is harsh and shouty. The vocals are recessed. The only thing this iem can drive is lofi songs.
@@SuperReview What would you say, what would you do, if your Moondrop Dusk got stuck in glue? And when Bad Boy came to take it away, what would you do, what would you say?
I do think I find it more consistent, yeah. Dusk probably still has an advantage in vocal resolution, but bass and treble are better executed here IMO.
@@SuperReview yeah i don't mind the resin part and somewhat long-ish nozzle, but the faceplate i mean come on it looks weird and ugly, did they want to be the next 7hz with this faceplate shape and design (i hate every 7hz faceplate 🤣). And also the cable looks cheap and the connector doesn't flow with the shape of the faceplate, at least they could do with something like titan s where the connection are customized to flow with the iem design. I haven't tried it but im sure it's a great iem based on the graph, but i'm expecting something more from timmy after the galileo which looks f-ing amazing
Galileo was awful. It lacks of emotion, coherency. The first and the last collab I will want to hear from Timy "every tumbnail in my channel must have a crown" Vangtan.
@@John.Christopher female vocal and some instruments sound weird. Seems like it's due to lack of upper mid range. It's just a little bit more clear truthear zero og.
@@Yon_Germ "lack of upper mid range", said to a clearly harman-like tuning. I guess your choices are quite limited then; zero OG, the nova, and the variations. not many else.
2:20 Aesthetics/Build
3:20 Comfort
5:11 Fit Demonstration
6:15 Cable
7:19 Sound - Measurement (Nova Comparison)
9:39 Sound - Sounds like (Choice comparisons)
14:30 Conclusion
for me the only con maybe even deal breaker is how they fit is depend on the tips and how it just hover on your ears, idk I like shells to stay snug in my ears
Yep, I get it.
@rokiesenseifoams have the best fit because they offer the most grip. Best silicon tips for fit imo are xelastics bc they're sticky.
@rokiesenseidivinus velvet is really good, for me at least
actually, as long as the tips are able to secure the iems in your ears, if it hovers, it is less likely to cause irritation to your ears, because there are fewer points where the iem touches your ears.
@@SuperReview, why do you dislike the case, Mr. Ryan?
Good to see ya Mark hope all is well. Stoked to pick these up in the future. Stay safe out there🤙
I was waiting for your review but I decided to pull the plug about three days ago.
I'm glad to listen you like it so much as pretty much everything you praised highly was very much to my liking.
When do you get 'em?
@@SuperReview The store shipped the IEMs yesterday, so I can't tell for sure but I hope I'll have them in about 2 to 3 weeks.
Love timmy's content and am super glad how well they're received by the community. Do you have an simgot ea1000 coming up by any chance? Would love to see a comparison. Thanks for this review!
One comparison I'm curious about is kiwiears' quintet, they're just 20 bucks apart and I absolutely love mine
I personally prefer the Chopin, it's a bit more relaxed in the top end which I think helps with treble timbre.
@@SuperReview And technicality wise ? Details and stuff
@@arghadeepmisra7865 they're even. Quintet is just harsh in comparison. Chopin is impressively smooth
@@SuperReview one worry is that the spiral dots seem to cut down on treble; chopin with stock tips, the 8k resonance peak is slightly sharp, problem gone with spiral dots or other treble-taming tips.
The Azla SednaEarfitLights fit right on. Wide bore and loving mine.
Whaaaaaaaat??? I absolutely love Ghostly Kisses music! No wonder we have some alignment on the IEMs we prefer.
Thanks for this review! They sound great, but I hate that free floating fit feeling so I’m going to skip this. I did get the Nova and it fits me really well. I do sometimes EQ to the Hexa though...
Very good clear details Abt the iem .. no bullshit.. just straight to the point 😊
Great job again buddy😊😊😊😊
How does this compare to the Moondrop Variations since it is another Harman-Tuned IEM?
I have been thinking about the Chopin, but was unsure. But your review seals the deal for me. Thanks!!@
No bro go for nova it's better deal. It's too bright and harsh in treble.
Not hate for Timmy, love his content but his IEMs are meh.
I got 2 question:
- Does the vocal texturing gets close to sth like Blessing3/Dusk?
- Is the treble quality comparable to the Blessing line up? (B2 B3 and anything relevant is good)
Ghostly Kisses sounds like a good rec after a few songs. London Grammar and Florence + Machine have strong similarities. The song is called Lydian as in the scale.
A 5-star review always overpowers collab fatigue. It’s the law.
A law against medical conditions, did we consider that for COVID?
@@SuperReview There’s always next time.
The most surprising thing about this IEM was the quality of the bass. Bass tends to mix and break down easily, but I don't see many IEMs with bass of this quality.
May I suggest the EPZ 530? It seems very fun and technical at the same time.
I am curious.
Yeah EPZs are great the 620 on sale at mo too
Dunu SA6 ultra best colab
Ghostly Kisses great rec man. Thanks Got one for you Aussie. Gordie ( Our two skins )
Dammit Mark, with such an enthusiastic review, now I'm heavily led to buy these...
Anyway, hope the renovations are going well.
Don't do it! Don't do it! (...do it...)
We're moving back into the house today, though still a work in progress 🥵
@@SuperReview so dew it? Or no dew it?
Moving/renovating can be so annoying, it's been a couple months yet I'm still sorting little details out in my new place.
@@KelvinKamsgWith any luck, it'll be another 20 years before we have to do it again.
Thanks very much for the music recommend. A good one is absolute GOLD, and she's certainly that. Keep doing the good work
🤙
Chopin does mid bass very well but keeps me desiring for more subbass.
It's treble has noticeable BA timbre compared to Blessing2 or the pula02.
Because of the grainy treble I ended up preferring the B2 with EQ, in that config the B2 sounded more high res.
Unfortunately the B2 is too chunky and the nozzle has grip issues with eartips despite having the curves in the right place.
Chopin nozzle is large and long with an angle not so perfect, without my favorite ear tips I could not use them for long period of time without having side ear pain.
Tuning wise the Chopin has the best overall frequencies balance wwith its harman approach but lacks the extra control in the treble to sound smooth.
I would love to see more measurements with different tips, especially foam tips to compare them to regular silicone tips.
Between this one and the nova, which one is better to get? Since both of them are harman-tuned, and can be eq-ed
There is a video directly above the comment box.
@@SuperReview Sorry but where is it? I didn't see any vid at all. Also given the same price, would you pick the chopin or the Aful P5? Or should I save my money and get the nova instead (considering clarity and details)?
Sorry forgot to link it: ua-cam.com/video/dQw4w9WgXcQ/v-deo.html
lol!!!!😂😂😂😂😂
It's not related to the video but I'm curious. How did you measure the Meizu Live Quad measurement on the squiglink site? When I set it to harman target the sound quality is not good. I also tried it with PEQ on Hiby Music. Am I making a mistake somewhere?
GREAT REVIEW! Would like to see how it compares to the latest Simgot EA1000 which comes at a similar price point.
So excited for waiting you to review the Kinera celestial phoenix call and compare it with simgot em6l ❤️🔥
Definitely my favorite collab set. Well maybe. I still love Galileo quite a lot.
Meh.. without air region at all
Graph sniffer
@@User-s2f3sindeed. Like Timmy's content but his IEMs are meh
Really looking forward to a day where we can all get back on for a live chat. I was tired of collabs prior to dusk but still would check this out. Would you say this goes toe to toe with symphonium meteor on technical performance and that meaty bass texture?
Uhhhh it's very different from Meteor. TBH imaging is stronger on Chopin, and bass quality is probably even better, but there's something unique about the treble texturing on Meteor.
How it is compare to jazzy? 🤔
Nicely Done.
If they fit your ears and they do mine your in for a treat :)
Soft ear tips ★★
DD 8ml ☑︎☑︎☑︎
BA's $$$
The sound - burn them in a little. Big difference in base.
These are my first impressions .
Good REC
BB
How are the technicalities? Is it really more detailed than the timeless?
How do this compare to Moondrop Kato as they are both in the $200 ish range and both got 5 star?
When I get back home I'll listen to KATO again, but thinking Chopin redefines 5* at this price and KATO will go down.
Seems like a perfected Variations tuning wise. I wanna get one just to compare detail retrieval, imaging etc.
I wonder how details compare as well
i know this is a dumb question but may i ask you how do you clean your iems theres not a lot of visual examples and i cant guide myself to do it without thinking of damaging the iem
I just have small alcohol wipes, remove the tips and wipe.
Iam really excited about Your review of Chopin❗️Thank you BTW just listening to my Timeless just on Hiby FC4 … the slam is sooo satisfying hard to say how many versions of Timeless is out there😊🙋♂️
Nice review! You have always emphasised the fit and comfort in almost all of your reviews which many other completely miss, it is an important factor for me in deciding if i buy an IEM or not,
on that line, which iem do you think fits you the best (including side sleeping) under 50$? Thank in advance :)
Hm, nothing fits me very standout under $50, maybe LAN because it's small. I am reviewing the $65 Moondrop May right now, it's the best-fitting IEM under $100.
Well you've sold me on this, seeing how your preference often work well for me and then this gets all stars from you, I'm sold.
How do you like the chopin, assuming you got it?
How does the galelio compare to the chopin ?
So would this IEM be good for "Big Legs, Tight Skirt" by John Lee Hooker?
What is the diameter of the nozzle?
Finally!!! I already got my set but I still wanna hear your opinion. I'm loving mine
What's your review?
@@SuperReview fun and engaging Harman, nice controlled bass and plenty of details, stage is not as big but gets the job done.
It covers my two main music genres which is metal and hip-hop so I'm really happy with them, for me is a 10 out of 10.
Yeah I agree, the sound field is not especially wide, though the imaging is very clear so I'm satisfied.
yes.@@pong20237
Great review, Mark! You think Chopin treble trades blows against Sony XBA N3's? If I remember correctly, you liked the treble on N3. I personally love my set and am looking for something that has more upper midrange but with similar treble quality. Would really appreciate your answer.
It should be perfectly great as the midrange and 5reble is more mature, refined
Looking to get some IEMs strictly for live performance. All I've used before are the Shure E215 and CCA-C12. Oh and along time ago (like late 00s earl 2010s) some shures as well that had no detachable shells/cables or adjustable.
These seem pretty interesting to me. As do the Moondrop S8 and the kinda lavas. Have about a 750 budget. Can go up a bit but rather not. Any recommendations for something in that price range that'll be pleasing for live performance? I suppose mainly flat with some nice low end and smooth highs.
Yoy may be a bit disappointed with the S8 low end but mids and treble are excellent. I'm nkt sure the low end will have the body you are looking for
did you try the nova with foam eartips?
No, don't really like foam tips.
@@SuperReviewIf u manage well foam tips are great. Maybe they can save the bad and plasticy treble of Chopin
Mark when you say it's better than timeless in every department you mean also in technical performance?You didn t say many things about imaging soundstage separation this time ..
I think so, yes.
How would u compare them timeless ae and ap5?i am planning to buy one of them soon.i saved 260 usd aprrox .or would u rec something else to me?
Great review!
Everyone check out Jaytiss' review: ua-cam.com/video/UZ_DwNwS96A/v-deo.html
I’m with you on the Hexa. I’m with you on the HD600, and I’m with you on Ghostly Kisses Lydian (that one I just discovered from this video). I’m SURE I’ll be with you on the Chopin…. Eventually.
🤙
Giz audio is a funny name. I don't know why they just didn't call themselves Jissaudio.
I liked the fit of the aful p5, but preferred the bass quality of planars. How much of an upgrade is this set, or is it even?
It's more or less even. I have the P5 and tried the Chopin; Chopin is more exciting in the midrange but a little thinner; otherwise, they're pretty similar
Hi super review. Are these an upgrade over the ea500LM?
would love a Variation comparison
Don't have one on hand to compare, but Variation probably bests Chopin in vocal resolution, but loses in body and bass consistency.
@@SuperReview Looking forward to more in-depth comparison so that we can decide to whether save up and grab a Variation or better getting the Chopin 😁
Is this good for rock? if not can you suggest an iem under $200 for the rock/instrumental genre?
I don't believe in genre-based recommendations.
Nope it's very bad at handling percussive instruments. The upper treble is very meh and sounds plasticy. I listen to metal, rock, Jpop and anime but it failed in all. Get urself nova
Truthear nova is only 127$ deal sale 11.11 quite a catch ❤
so compared to the hexa, you previously cited the SIMGOT EM6L as having better stereo separation (or wideness / 3d / being more like the sounds are coming from outside of the head, more like headphones). so the commentary i found missing here in the review was this comparison stereo or air-iness aspect. (relative to those other 2, and the dusk, but i am probably confusing between my terms here). but you have sound stage front-back (in front of you, which can be a bit of a reberb thing). then there is the inside-outside of the head. and the lateral wideness. all phsycoacoustics things
I think stereo width on the Chopin is average, but depth is better than average, and overall imaging definition is quite good.
@@SuperReviewso imagining and details lot better than Aria atleast right?
Is the Chopin gonna be an issue if I don’t like the fit of the nozzle on the blessing 2 dusk?
Not necessarily, the Blessing 2 is much larger at the earn canal entrance than the Chopin. At the end of the nozzle they're about the same.
I’m known for performing manoeuvres in bed😂.
It’s nice for people to get a heads up before you climb into bed!
My favorite move is "The Mummy" where I roll around and wrap myself in IEM cables until I can't extend my arms.
Hello greetings, I frequently watch your videos and now I decided to purchase a DAP and based on your experience I want to ask you which would be the best purchase among these, Shanling m3 ultra, Fiio m11s, Hiby R6-3 and Fiio M11S plus, I am looking for the best quality performance audio and stable performance in use, thank you.
ua-cam.com/video/TzTMdaRtfqo/v-deo.html
How about technical performance? Which iem is it comparable to in terms of tech? Thanks Mark🙏🏻
Average stereo width, above average depth, and really precise, comfortable imaging.
@@SuperReview thanks!
They are very much or below average in upper treble and very bright sound not natural at all. It messes up percussion instruments. Save money and buy something good like variations or for budget iem get truthear nova for 127$
@@nizukaid3389 are you try it with Divinus Velvet? Or some eartips that can fit deeper? i'm in situation like but when i get it deeper its so good
Timmy!
So proud of Timmy for his collab!! I trust his ears, so this will be a no brainier buy. I have the Dusk, so it will be fun to compare them.
how does it compare to the blessing 2s and blessing 3?
If you can bear with the fit and can find one in stock, I'd still take the B2
If we're comparing the Chopin to the B3, I'd honestly get the Chopin. B3 is just too lean in the bass; Chopin in more well rounded in that aspect
"Best collab in years" Dunu and Precog in tears..
😂
How much of this is more of the same tuning but tastefully executed versus something noticeably different?
I cannot say.
Timmy has a winner here. Happy for him
I'm really curious to hear Binary Acoustics' other stuff. Saw only one other on Squiglink, it looks... like it could use work. aftersound.squig.link/?share=BINARYACOUSTIC_VOID
It's meh
Hello sir i really admire yiur detailed reviews . Its intrucate and very informative. I am a vocalist from india . I perform on stage regularly . What would be ideal iem for stafe performance as a vocalist ? Thanks .looking forward to your reply .good day
Moondrop Blessing 2 or 3 perhaps.
@@SuperReview thanks a lot sir . I would look into those . I have also shortlisted a few pls do suggest in choosing amongst hidizs mp 145, kiwi ears quintet ,giz audio chopin and simgot ea 1000 . From the stage performance point of view I am looking at choosing something that brings out the maximum details and instrument separation. Thanks again in advance .
I am not a stage performer, but I would think the #1 factor to consider is fit stability -- I'd want something stable that I don't have to re-position mid performance. Honestly that would take priority over things like instrument separation, which seems pretty pedantic in that use case. Quintet fit stability is good, Chopin is mid, and EA 1000 is weak. Haven't tried the Hidizs.
@@SuperReview thanks a lot for your prompt reply and suggestion 😊cheers .good day
My sound what I dig I'm a bass player if that means anything to anybody I throw it to the wind.....i like the Grinder Impact feel it in your chest cavity kind, yet hold the mud!!! Can't stand the over mid mud....i love bass but hate warm! replace warm with cool or cold maybe this is the dark ice mode sound we might be collectively beginning to find language or terminology that just might get us there listening 4 the secret here chief searching 4 the sound!
Thoughts of this versus the Hype 2 and Hype 4? Thanks!
I prefer the Chopin's sound.
@@SuperReview interesting! Thanks for the response!
Could anyone compare it to Juzear 41t?
The Juzear is more laid back, warm, and midsy, the Chopin is significantly more technical -- sharper definition, contrast between instruments, etc.
How does this compare to the Orchestra Lite?, Thank you.
Chopin is more technical, maybe less midsy.
Alright, I haven't even finished the video, but it's on its way 🎉 Thanks again Mark for spending my money 🤑
Forgive me!
@@SuperReview Never! But actually: Always! At least it gives me something to look forward to while I deal with COVID 😞
Woof, sorry to hear. I'm just getting over something I caught while traveling to the East Coast. No fun, but there is an end.
Mark and new ChiFi. Name a collab better at emptying my wallet. 🤣
🏃♂️💨
For me the roll off on the sub bass is perfect. Because drums starts from 100hz and then the vibrations should be less than the frequency between 100hz . For the mid bass is perfect for a medium volume. For high volumes I will skip this iem because in high volumes the 200hz to 400 needs to be more because the mids. Upper and treble highs goes up a lot apart from what's below the 1k. So to chill. Perfect. For metal bangers with loud volumes. Nope
Indeed. This iem is not for me. Very harsh and bright treble, percussion instruments sounds very unnatural and plasticy. Nova is way better.
I might give this a go. Since you mentioned about the way to get better high FR vs the Chopin is to go into the $500-600 range. I do have a question about the relative cost of good treble. How do you put a price or go about pricing what a good treble response is? What does a $20 teble sound like? or a $200,$500 and $1K supposed to sound like? What traits of the treble region should I be looking for within their respective price category? I have a $20 set that I am a fond of (Vesna) and 3 sets of custom tuned DD iem (634ears) between $200 - $600
I don't really think $200 treble has a sound, just that this is probably the best treble I've heard at the price.
@@SuperReview would you say the upper mid and treble region similar to Letshuoer Gizaudio Galileo
@@dentboxhero1717both are bad in upper treble region.
This vs the Hexa which one do you like more?
Chopin is considerably better in the technical performance. Tonal balance differences will vary by my mood / what I'm listening to.
Do they make a wired/wireless version?
Ye! Another Collab iem which is being praised by the reviewers.
That awesome! Not fishy at all. 😸
Would you like to see my reviews of collabs that were less enthusiastic?
😂😂true. It meh only.
so you're saying that all collab iems are supposed to bad and deserve no praise?
@@haomingli6175most reviewers with own targets don't have any Validation of their tuning or pass in blind test. As compared to something like Harman target. So it is better to buy IEM which is not in Collab. Yes there are exceptions like Chopin which is tuned to Harman 2019 but u can get something better like NOVA for 122$ than Chopin for 200$.
You liked it better than B2D - how about vs B2OG?
I prefer the tuning of original Blessing, but they do different things.
@@SuperReview thank you for taking the time to respond. I was expecting that answer, especially about the tuning. Would it be too daring to ask vs S8, where the tuning is more similar, but of course the price gap is so big?
Bruh you didnt mention details or soundstage
How does it compare to the Performer 5?
I prefer the Chopin, more physicality behind it, the Performer 5 is impressively smooth but a little unengaging.
Meh the bass and miss are good but it is too bright, treble is harsh and percussion instruments sounds very unnatural to me.
In comparison to Chopin, variations or Nova are still way better.
Nova is a best catch in 11.11 sale only for 127$. ❤
Nova is way better(bought at $90 lol)
😱 $200 king
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐❓ Interesting.
Mark's been stingy with 5/5's lately, this is a nice surprise.
I have no problem with collabs if they have a purpose, it seems a lot of collabs nowadays are cash grabs.
I'm curious to hear where this IEM started, before Timmy.
Oh dear... considering that my preferences are mighty close to yours, it does look like I might have to buy another IEM. Especially at the price. Thanks, Super... 😒
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I take no responsibility for your actions.
@@SuperReview Absolutely. A comment in jest only. I'm responsible for my actions.
If you listen to Ghostly Kisses, tho, I am responsible for that.
Bro don't waste ur money and buy something better.
@@nizukaid3389 👍🏻 I've got several IEMs I like already. This is something that could be a little different still vs what I have.
Wish the nozzle was small
Surprisingly I haven't seen many complaints about it from people who've used it, but it does seem like a possible limit.
greetings again, compared to thieaudio's hype 2 as you consider them. thank you
I prefer Chopin, better texturing throughout, though the Hype 2 has stronger imaging.
I cannot imagine an earphone as good as the DITA Project M at anywhere near its price point (USD$325).
When they come down to $50 I'll try them
Blessing 3 or Chopin?
Both have different strengths. Chopin has broader appeal, B3 more of a midrange specialist.
B3 has much better fit.
The lack of midbass punch is a deal breaker for me.
This got that punch.
This doesn't lack midbass punch
Treble is bad too
@@nizukaid3389 lol what?
@@Mishael_Agyei-Boamah this iem can't handle any rock or metal, pop or jpop songs. The percussive instruments don't sound natural at all. The peak at 8Khz is harsh and shouty. The vocals are recessed. The only thing this iem can drive is lofi songs.
I can forgive you for not pronouncing it sho-pahn, but where does sho-pen come from 😂?
Maybe not into classical lol
it is not sho-pahn to begin with. the French "in" is pronounced with a nasalized "eh" as in "head", not a nasalized "ah".
Very conchable says I!
Why I say I say
@@SuperReview What would you say, what would you do,
if your Moondrop Dusk got stuck in glue?
And when Bad Boy came to take it away,
what would you do, what would you say?
@@GadZookzSing it, sister.
@@SuperReview Had to sub in Bad Boy because Crinacle has too many syllables.
Really? Better than Dusk?
I do think I find it more consistent, yeah. Dusk probably still has an advantage in vocal resolution, but bass and treble are better executed here IMO.
Eh its a harman
But *warm*
It's f-ing ugly but everyone seems to like how this iem sounds
Y'know, the black resin almost makes up for the weird flat shape on the outside.
The sound performance ain't fugly then :D
@@SuperReview yeah i don't mind the resin part and somewhat long-ish nozzle, but the faceplate i mean come on it looks weird and ugly, did they want to be the next 7hz with this faceplate shape and design (i hate every 7hz faceplate 🤣). And also the cable looks cheap and the connector doesn't flow with the shape of the faceplate, at least they could do with something like titan s where the connection are customized to flow with the iem design. I haven't tried it but im sure it's a great iem based on the graph, but i'm expecting something more from timmy after the galileo which looks f-ing amazing
@@s1nonnn589I will be honest, I've been cheating and using the cable from my Tanchjim Kara, it's a great aesthetic fit.
First!!!!
Galileo was awful. It lacks of emotion, coherency. The first and the last collab I will want to hear from Timy "every tumbnail in my channel must have a crown" Vangtan.
He may seem like a nice guy but they don’t sound that interesting to me.
What's interesting to you and why?
I'm really disappointed with this iem. Couldn't feel this is better than truthear zero og.
What were the downsides for you?
@@John.Christopher female vocal and some instruments sound weird. Seems like it's due to lack of upper mid range. It's just a little bit more clear truthear zero og.
@@Yon_Germ "lack of upper mid range", said to a clearly harman-like tuning. I guess your choices are quite limited then; zero OG, the nova, and the variations. not many else.
@@haomingli6175 you've listed my favorites
Pass. If it's safe and boring I'll pay 20/40 in the chances I'll e surprised, but 179, yeah no thanks . I'll pass!