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Bringing isolated audio and custom listening features to an IEM form factor, the IMR R2 Red IEM delivers strong sound in a space-efficient package. The R2 Red uses the same chassis shape as IMR’s highly regarded R2 Aten, except the Red has a closed design for extra isolation Read More
The Red2 is a step up from the Zenith and is very similar to the open backed Aten. The Red2's are a Very very good IEM - quite similar to the £600 Rah's (which also include a Planer driver) although a bit warmer, with vocals more forward. smooth liquid, deep clean qualified mids. Huge soundstage. Lots of bass and treble filters to adjust your sound. Of the 170 or so IEM/headphones I have bought the Red 2 are easily in my Top 3. LOVE them
KethIve always struggled to find a good enough quality in a can for me. I think potentially you get a lot more bang for your buck with IEM's
Ive had the T50's basic model. I can well imagine the Argon would be a really nice neutral-ish model...maybe with a nice tube amp? :)
If you went for an IMR iem as your first high end IEM you would be extremely lucky TBH. Taken me years to arrive at this stage where I am now 100% happy with the IEM's I own...the IMR collection. Its hard to say how it would compare - There is so much to consider - quality of listening / ear shape / source - a good DAP / tips / cable. In ear is usually a little enclosed than a good can although there are exceptions..case in point.
i like the concept of them being beryllium, but tbh i dont think i would get something like this unless i have something to go by, right now thats not much, no measurements, or reviews by anyone that i can find or trust. if someone can post anything useful that they have found on the r2 red, it would be much appreciated.
Couldn't find any review on these, only the R2 Aten. I did consider getting R2 Aten a while back but thought a closed version of those would be ideal. Any idea how these compare to R2 Aten? Soundstage? FR graphs?
yogiwpHi Friend. Here the link to my review on the IMR R2 Red in spanish language (you can use the google translator tool enabled in the same web page):
https://auricular.org/imr-r2-red-review/
Inside you will also find a comparison vs IMR R2 Aten. If you have any further questions after reading it, I can try to resolve.
There is nothing like "resolution" for a piezo-ceramic driver, such transducer is fully analog, resolution is about digital devices.
Smelling as snake oil selling attempt...
You are referring to digital resolution as a quantitative measurement of resolution as it would be with digital e.g. 44.1khz 16 bit. The "resolution" in the description is a qualitative resolution, and simply refers to how the driver sounds like it has "more resolution", which is just a statement that is intended to cover a whole bunch of aspects of the drivers parameters all at once.
Guess I got lucky, I wasn't in a rush and did the standard shipping.
I don't know your history with IMR products; but just a heads up, on a whole, they really do require 100 - 150 hrs of break in. Myself and others have experienced a sick period: initial out of the box can be impressive, then somewhere around 50 - 75 hrs., the overall playback can get thin. But by the end of the break in period, your patience is rewarded.
Check out the Head-fi thread: https://www.head-fi.org/threads/imr-r2-aten-thread.910206/page-16
LGCiYes, I'm a member there (mostly a lurker) and have been burning them in since received (currently on my 14th hour lol).
Damn wish I would have known there would not have been a difference in shipping time, could have saved $30 haha but I'm too impatient.
KhanSWIt's 5mm Spinfit CP145. And comply is T500 but I don't recommend the T500 sound really bad as the comply foam is longer than the one provided by IMR.
from their website the B stock is cheaper if you are willing to deal with some scratches/maybe not stock packaging
edit- apparently they charge ridiculous shipping fees to the US at least
I stand corrected. I guess with the "non-retail packaging" and only 1 cable, the shipping has been reduced to £10
£160 + £10 (shipping) = £170 * 1.3
$222.45