Tuning is described as “Each frequency is finely tuned. Lows are balanced and well-controlled. Mids are resolving with excellent detail retrieval. Highs are refined and articulate.”
Overall sound quality is characterized as “balanced with an enhanced mid-high presentation for a highly detailed and clean sound. Perfect for many musical genres.” Ok, not sure if that can accurately describe what it might sound like.
Anyways, not sure I have seen this particular driver implementation before.
Company that rick rolled me when i had 3,000 subs.
“Hey can you help us with a video for a wireless solution cable”
I"m not into that but you ur other cable might be of interest to some
“OK let us send you the wireless cable and after your video we will send that cable you mentioned right away”
NARRATOR:
It was at this point HBB shoulda trusted his gut. Seems like carrot and a stick routine but he is a dumb fucker sometimes…lets continue
I did the video
I think that cable you are going to send will do better
1 week later Hello…
2 weeks later Hello… Are you fucking serious??
NARRATOR:
HBB had said the wireless set was kinda bulky and had some design quirks.
One does not simply give an honest opinion without boosting up the rep’s ego and massaging the companies pride. HBB learned
…to never play that carrot stick B.S., more like a game of cups hustle on some city corner.
I knew it wouldn’t be close in terms of quality but I’m surprised how much bass that little 7mm DD can put out. It was super clean too. It just threw off the balance too much for my liking and when I matched the FF it was wayyyy too much for me haha.
The flying V is nice once in a blue moon but definitely not great for long sessions
They aren’t playin’ with that price tag though! I actually really want to hear what they accomplish with this driver config. In my mind it seems like it would have plenty of potential.
I’m surprised more companies haven’t gone down a similar design route using a 3 way crossover, a DD for bass, DD for mids and a super tweeter for the treble… more of a speaker like approach
