I am hearing something that sounds like a subtle noise floor from the Tea. The problem is it seems to be song dependent, which noise floors on sensitive IEMs arenāt. The Zen has it everywhere when not on a sufficiently quiet amp.
And I have never had anything have noise on the Qudelix that wasnāt in the recording.
Itās not noticeable unless comparing to the timeless.
The timeless have a stunning sense of clarity. And what brought this out was a/b testing between dusk, teas and timeless on a random song. The teas were showing what I thought was a texture to the sound. On the timeless and dusk, there is no noise there. The dusk have a different issue with the same segment of the same song.
hi guys if someone can please tell me how are the vocals on the TEA ? Currently im loving the Mele which are a great set and im looking for something with more detail, little bit more spark and even more forwardness on the vocals. Vocals are the most important thing to me, i need them to be forward, well separated from the instrument, clean and natural, Mele does good job but now im curious about an upgrade around 300$.
thank everyone for every help ! read some on this thread and watch reviews but i still donāt know if the TEA are right for me or not
RIP Tea, was fun. My pair is getting a glass box in my desk and taken out of the rotation. If I break it Iāll cry. Iāll just used it from time to time to piss on other sets that cost as much as double
So what I heard isnāt what people rave about? Itās not bad, but I agree, it doesnāt sound like the crin graph to me. Is the crin graph the one it should be?