Looking forward to it, brother. If you do, you’ll know who Ziigaat is and what not 
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maybe hype4? 
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Who is Ziigaat?
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If I can find a demo unit in my local store, perhaps
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Prestige LTD and Hype 10 
Not much diffuse fields over $1000
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Hype 10 is rare in Japan still. I’ll see if they have it.
Hype 10 is rare everywhere I feel like lol
Hype 4/10 series Impossible to get for some reason
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Conflict of interest in this hobby 
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The Monarchs.
Look who decided to show up… another man from Japan
shell is pretty
Been subscribed to your channel for awhile…good production values 
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Tuning nozzles vs. Tuning switches. Which do you guys prefer if you had to choose one?
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It depends if the method does something useful. The downside to switches is that they are tiny and are prone to breakage. Meanwhile, nozzles get lost. From my experience, I give a slight nod to nozzles. You can easily do your own mods with nozzles.
Neither, but if I have to choose then nozzles. Switches often don’t do much or add IMO unnecessary components and size to IEMs.
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All things sound wise being equal nozzles are better imo. You can mod them to tune to taste and its more “permanent” in the sense that you can’t accidentally change it. Plus you don’t have to worry about nozzles wearing out like swriches
Death by drowning or by a buellet to the head is still death. Just no. Both suck.
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If you care about modding your set, nozzles by a mile. It makes getting into the IEM easier, and any nozzle work you’d do is more repeatable/undoable
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I prefer none as well. Most IEMs didn’t benefit much or at all from having switches or tuning nozzles. The only switches I like are bass switches, given the changes are substantial enough. (SA6 & QDC style bass switch).
I can see modders loving tuning nozzles though; it allows for a lot of modding flexibility. Maybe I should do mods…and maybe make mod videos…tempting
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