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Alpha & Delta D6 IEM
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Alpha & Delta D6 IEM
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The Alpha & Delta D6 in-ear monitors were made with two goals in mind: First, a clear, balanced sound signature; and second, the kind of durability that allows you to enjoy it year after year. On both fronts, these IEMs deliver big time Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downFulluphigh
136
Apr 23, 2020
If anybody is expecting a balanced, neutral, or anything other than "obscenely bright" signature from these, please save yourself the trouble.
These are the brightest headphones I've ever heard. The pains I had to go through to even *hear* a bass response are obscene.
Maybe a (much) earlier run was better balanced. Crinnacle originally described it as a V-shaped signature on his list (it's not, and he's since updated it to bright...). I bought my pair two years ago, so it must have been a very early run indeed, if that's the case.
So just warning you off, because there are several surprisingly false claims in the reviews section here: If anybody claims these have rich, warm bass, or a good sub-bass extension, they're outright lying, which is a crappy thing to do. They'd be great if you just listen to classical, but even lower register woodwinds don't render well with them. Build quality is fantastic, the cable is great, and if you like a cold, clinical, bright sound, they'll be fantastic.
HamishtheDog
71
Aug 27, 2020
FulluphighI’ll have to wait to see if I agree. The pair I received were obvious returns and missing most of the parts. They are now on their way back to A&D for a new replacement.
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ConBrio
2
Mar 18, 2020
Has anyone found fit to be a problem? The housings are a touch big? And so noise isolation is difficult?
Fulluphigh
136
Apr 23, 2020
ConBrioHousing is definitely rather bulky. I don't have an issue with getting a good seal, but they get uncomfortable pretty quickly.
TechieCreeper
8
Feb 10, 2020
Maybe I'm just an audio amateur but what are the different eartip types for? Obviously there are S, M, and L, but why are there 3 different varieties?
dgt5
245
Feb 10, 2020
TechieCreeperSilicone tips with small and large openings give different bass/treble balance. Also foam tips which can create a better seal but are a little more fussy to put in your ear.
AkeebGT86
7
May 28, 2019
Relatively new to audiophile headphones, so I have this question. Will these be fully functional if used on a smartphone, specifically the Huawei Honor 7X? I've heard some of them need powerful amplifiers to work?
silversmith
31
Nov 2, 2019
AkeebGT86The impedance is at 16 ohms and the sensitivity is 105db, so these should get pretty loud on your average phone. Most IEMs don't need much power to be driven because they usually have a low impedance and a high sensitivity.
ottershop00
1
May 26, 2019
Do these iems have good isolation? Would they work well as commuter iems or in a car/bus?
Thanks
Fulluphigh
136
Apr 23, 2020
ottershop00They isolate well, but the housing is bulky and not very ergonomic, so they get uncomfortable quickly. And no matter how good a seal you get, you'll never hear a bass note.
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