Amen. Rabid Oilersā fan here in upstate N.Y. since 1982, when I jumped on the Gretzky train and never hopped off. I watch 65-70 regular-season games per season in full, watching extended highlights of all others.
Last night was tough. Outplayed Florida, but Bobrovsky is a such a wall. Plus the Oilers were soft and sloppy in nearly every 50/50 puck battle along the wall.
Yeah ageed the Oilers need to find a way past the goal posts down low Bobrovsky is outstanding up high might be the path to sucsess that was alot of shots with nothing going in.
Things I liked
Amazing Lush female vocals
Smoothest top end from any Simgot to date
Sub bass from a very capable dynamic driver will have you booming out
Takes a EQ like a champ
Beautiful shells with cool contrasting black and white theme
Modular cable with both 3.5 SE and 4.4 bal is a nice touch.
Harmon Tuning done to perfection
Things that could need improved upon: Subjective
Bass lacks impact from scooped mid bass
Male vocals sound thin and instrumental like Cello , Kicks, Piano and 6 strings all missing note weight and correct tonality
Mids lack body and note definition
Boosted Upper mids and lower treble has tonnes of energy boosting elevating vocals and presenting a forward presentation that might not be for everyone
Modular cable comes apart too easily
It doesnāt seem especially mid bass scooped from the graph, but that is just the graph. So thanks for the notes. Note weight is pretty essential to me.
This saved me some coin. I was excited about the EM10 but honestly I got enough Harman sets and not hungry for more, also a lot of the (subjective) negatives are things I care about. Thanks for the review Monk, very very helpful.
This honestly begs the question; why would one spend the extra cash on the EM10 when the Supermix 4 exists? I feel like theyāre so close to one another when it comes to tuning philosophy.
I think after the SM4 and the EM10, itād be very smart to diverge and start creating some different tunings. Harman in ear is a great target when itās done well, but weāve seen it done well many many times now. Iād love to see them put their fantastic tuning skills and hardware to use for a bass head set next.
They did this before with the EN1000 being followed by EA500. Iāll stand on business that EN1000 was a better IEM but I couldnāt argue a value position when EA500 existed
hmm, wonder if they are scared that going with something more different would lead to less salesā¦since iirc their older stuff is pretty different and they werent anything special (or at least didnt stand out as much as they are now)ā¦
@ToneDeafMonk or for any other Canadian. If youāve ever purchased a (used or new) 64 Audio, Empire Ears, or Campfire gear was it taxed or not? Iām asking because if theyāre made in the US, it shouldnāt get taxed. Iām interested in buying something from one of those supposed made in usa items.
Campfire I bought from Canadian distributor and paid tax.
Empire Ears I bought from MusicTeck, donāt get charged tax, but hit and miss on brokerage and duties charges.
64Audio direct, no tax, but pay an arm and a leg for shipping, but never got hit with brokerage or duties. I assume they pay upfront via the shipping cost.
Edit Shipping via CanPost with MusicTeck is best to avoid brokerage and duties.
They donāt offer usps/CanPost on the website, you have to contact Andrew and request.