Oct 13 2011, 09:53 PM
QUOTE(wkkm007 @ Jul 5 2011, 01:44 AM)
2 sensitivity ratings, Macam hybrid kah? micro-dynamic + micro BA haha 
I ask SE this on their FB page hope they can provide good awnser.
Added on July 5, 2011, 1:47 amAppple IEM 5Hz to 21kHz 23Ω, while Live Sound 1Hz-20kHz 15Ω. The more cover range the better phone rite? Low 1hz it is bass? 21kHz high kah?
It's either the spec has a mistake or they are just a marketing technique to trick people. Many cheap headphone/IEM can achieve 20hz-20khz but sound much worse than those high end headphone/IEM that don't even achieve such specs. Specs don't tell how good they sound. I think most human can hear/feel bass until as low as 10hz. you might not be able to hear it but your body will definitely hear it. I ask SE this on their FB page hope they can provide good awnser.Added on July 5, 2011, 1:47 amAppple IEM 5Hz to 21kHz 23Ω, while Live Sound 1Hz-20kHz 15Ω. The more cover range the better phone rite? Low 1hz it is bass? 21kHz high kah?
QUOTE(tunertoobe @ Jul 5 2011, 10:46 PM)
Well, technically, the spec about the sensitivity is correct. However, that is only applicable in the real-world when the 2 drivers are to become two separate IEMs. When those two drivers work together in a single housing, exiting the same sound tube, the real value would be a single number.
Having two numbers like that makes the specs seem more spectacular than they really are.
Seems like it might be a dual driver. Who knows. But having two sensitivity specs is just another marketing strategy.Having two numbers like that makes the specs seem more spectacular than they really are.
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