Damn you! Why are you being so accommodating? I'm looking for excuses here!! I'll be in touch....
I'm very interested to hear my Paradox again.. they were on a CONUS tour for the better part of the past year (I created a tour thread over at HF w/ indexed reviews & impressions). I've practically forgot how they sound! More interestingly, over the time they've been gone, I think I've become quite sensitive to treble tuning. By that, I mean I'm more critical of treble linearity more than if there's a boost here or there. At times, heck the HD600 feels too bright/uneven in places to me (this, driven off a BH Crack+speedball). Surprisingly, the UERM is one of the so-called 'brighter' IEMs whos' treble tuning I really appreciate.Many newcomers to the Paradox felt it didn't have enough treble presence. I didn't find it that way.. but I could understand why some had those sentiments. With my newfound sensitivity to treble, I'm excited to reunite with the Paradox... especially now that I've got a nice speaker amp to drive it with (TBI Millenia) and an incoming Project Ember.Hope to get in on a Code-X sooner than later, too.
I'm hoping someone has a pair at the SF meet!
I got to listen to my friend's set of slants and I liked them as well. Compared to my Mad Dogs, the bass impact was night and day; while the Mad Dogs had very little bass impact (and the Alpha Dogs had even less to my ears), the bass had a much more satisfying thump on the slants. I also noticed that the ~10k spike on the Mad Dogs seemed to be flattened out on the slants.
