I am looking forward to the day my Mele arrives, my cable for it arrives today so I am all set.
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Ma boy! weāll need some spicy photos of that.
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Oh yea @nymz if you have the Spinfit CP155 tips try those out on your Variations. Would be curious if you enjoy them more with those tips like I do.
I only have 145. Liked it. Iām using Final E atm since I was getting murdered by treble. Guess I spent too much time with teas. Iāll do more spinning after work and give my first impressions!
(at changes from 155 to 145? I can order them)
The 155 is a different shape, I accidentally ordered it instead of the 145 (didnāt check my amazon cart carefully enough) and found I loved them on my Variations.
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i have this graph up as well currently comparing all my picks lol.
yes im really pondering the IE900 right now instead of moving to a hybrid, i just really like this presentation im getting with the Mele, i have the ER2XR as well, thereās just something about a single DD i like. ya its a no go for me with EQ, i have so many different listening scenarioās i really need something that is great out of the box.
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Coherency is probably that thing you like. A single anything will carry the same characteristics throughout. Though the downsides sometimes is separation is negatively effected with 1 driver handling everything.
Also I completely agree on the no EQ if I can at all help it for much the same reason.
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i agree, like i like how spacy the FH3ās get, soundstagey stuff, but man just going through stuff with the Mele really makes me miss that sense of coherency, im sure the totl hybrids/tribrids achieve that more.
so you like Variations with techno huh, what other iems do you like with it?
Varies on my mood. Sometimes I like the really precise nature of the ER2XR for techno since it does a great job of having everything really precise. Sometimes I like the artificial tone of my only true BA set the KBEar Neon, the oddness of BA tone fits electronic and techno depending on the track.
I IEM hop a lot. That is why I collect and never sell.
Electronic music doesnāt really need a natural timbre since itās all artificial to begin with. 
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yes i like the Etyās for that same reason, but damn that fit is terrible, are you using the triple flange siliconās or foams?
Triple flange all the way. Darn things took me weeks to get used to. My Etys are probably one of my favorite IEMs that I will actively discourage others from getting due to all the issues with fit and their awful cable.
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i can see what you mean by that but itās still mixed in a way to work with other frequencies of other aspects of the track. And alot of the stuff i listen to is a mix of both, nature, etc. i would lean more toward the coherency aspect than natural timbre aspect for me.
yes, coherency is a lot more important for electronic music than timbre IMO.
Since having a slow bass and a fast treble for example, will just sound off on it.
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i couldnāt agree more, i use them to sort of mix stuff on my ipad when im creating.
Hey would you guys mind doing one more for me @nymz and @TkSilver
not the best master but i like it on my streaming serviceā¦
Better slam on Teas, sorry 
Details and clarity to Var, ofc.
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Yes 155 gives variations bass boost
i can honestly say i thnk the Mele has good depth and separation based on my limited experience, is there a cap on like separation and spatial qualities with single DDās?
so do i put Teas in the left and Var in the right ear lol