Exactly! Exploring different tunings keeps the hobby so fresh and exciting. Even when you have a preferred sound, trying something completely different can be a great way to rediscover your music. Sometimes those unexpected choices end up being the most enjoyable!
Haha, the Odyssey definitely tempts with that price difference! The Tea Pro’s treble is more refined and smooth rather than super sparkly or fun, but it pairs so well with its balanced bass and vocal-forward tuning, it feels cohesive.
@domq422 I know it’s been a minute, picked up a Juzear 81T for under $100 on the bay in March with an unused b-day gift card I had for 6 months. Has been described as a mini I/O Volare, I enjoy it.
Still suffering Fomo re: Tea Pro and Odyssey, also eyeing Pula Unicrom even though I have EA500.
The FOMO will always be there! As long as you found something for a good price (Which it looks like you did) and you enjoy it (which it also looks like you do) then that’s a positive!
The Tea Pro’s treble is more refined and smooth rather than super sparkly or fun, but it pairs so well with its balanced bass and vocal-forward tuning, it feels cohesive.
