Oops, I guess so 
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SeeAudio Bravery: Mildly V-shaped, slightly above average bass for a BA set, vocals are slightly recessed but otherwise pretty natural and not shouty. Treble is tuned pretty well and isnt peaky and more on the relaxing side. (Not sure if the price tag is justified with the competition, it has though…)
7Hz Timeless: U-shaped, clean and elevated bass, well-tuned clean and detailed vocals, airy/clean but non-peaky treble. RIP Tin Hifi P1
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that dip on mids… Nope. Just no.
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Yeah, not for vocal lovers IMO.
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^^
That’s a very V shape set, shesh.
Welp, the last thing is FP.
That’s my point. Why pick a full BA if not for mids/Vocals? am I’ missing something? o.O
I don’t really get it either tbh…
Maybe for stage monitors that need that isolation but preferring a bit more bass than mids that they usually have. 
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Would get Lokahi in a heartbeat over that… (based on FR)
The treble on the Lokahi is more elevated though. So this will most likely suit more people.
Is the 7hz timeless has good imaging and stage?
Is it the same level like the P1?
I know it early for you to say, but I am curious
Sorry I am out of time. Eating lunch and then it’s back to school…
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Tue, but get more compensated by mids curves, so the difference won’t be as noticiable imo. I admit lokahi could get hot sometimes.
WooHoo! Awesome photos!
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Godria doesn’t believe me.
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Everyone is doubting. You know, you must be John Snow 
It’s funny to see how people react differently for opinions on expensive vs budget sets
There, I said it. Set fire to the rain.
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No no no I do believe you.
just compares to the P1.
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Not me 
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