These are a perfect example of why soundstage shouldn't be weighed for in-ears.

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· danegraphics

• Posted 3 years ago

These are a perfect example of why soundstage shouldn't be weighed for in-ears.

With the exception of the phase matching, every other measurement looks absolutely spectacular. The Neutral Sound score on these should absolutely be MUCH higher than it is.

But no one would know how good these are because the soundstage score is weighing it down. Same with many other in-ears, but these are yet another piece of evidence to put on the pile.

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Nicholas Di Giovanni • Posted 1 year ago
Hello,

We didn’t notice any of these issues with the Gigabyte. We don’t have any plans to test for that right now, but that doesn’t mean we won’t eventually test it either!

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