pushyo2khun
Head-Fier
*My initial thoughts:
I've been listening to my MEXT AutoEQed to MEST MK2 and I have to say I appreciate the clarity & extra energy at the upper midrange. Cymbals pop out more without being overbearing. By the same token electric guitars shine more due to sharper attack but crosses the boundary of being fatiguing for me.
After a longer listen, I have to swallow the bitter pill and say that I prefer the MEST tuning more. The upper midrange bump brings more life (presence/definition) to vocals, and it isn't as fatiguing as I assumed. The bass is tighter and less boomy which I definitely prefer.
I read that MEST has noticeably better technicality so maybe vocals will be cleaner on that set, though it is said that INDIGO has the best midrange. In conclusion, MEST is a better set and if you want a true basshead IEM check out XENNS UP
*I'm using Final E Tips.
I've been listening to my MEXT AutoEQed to MEST MK2 and I have to say I appreciate the clarity & extra energy at the upper midrange. Cymbals pop out more without being overbearing. By the same token electric guitars shine more due to sharper attack but crosses the boundary of being fatiguing for me.
After a longer listen, I have to swallow the bitter pill and say that I prefer the MEST tuning more. The upper midrange bump brings more life (presence/definition) to vocals, and it isn't as fatiguing as I assumed. The bass is tighter and less boomy which I definitely prefer.
I read that MEST has noticeably better technicality so maybe vocals will be cleaner on that set, though it is said that INDIGO has the best midrange. In conclusion, MEST is a better set and if you want a true basshead IEM check out XENNS UP
*I'm using Final E Tips.