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I’m not sure. I hear great things about the Dusks!!

@@ShadelessDen ur a legend for replying that fast 🔥 maybe a review video soon 😜

Hey hey! I'd love to! I just don't have the funds to buy it! Working on putting out my review of the Thieaudio Hype 2s though!

@@ShadelessDen Nice I am looking forward for a another great review!

@@tonynguyen4918 thank you for the support!

@@ShadelessDen thank you for the amazing reviews!

Thanks!

Thanks!

Isn’t it crazy how good it is, for the price!? #mindblown

Without shoes, yes!

I think the Orchestra wins in comfort and Audio. However it lacks bass. But based on the cost, and what you get for your money, I’d choose the blues for that reason. They are that good for $50.

@@ShadelessDen I think I've narrowed my focus on the Moondrop Kato from reviews I've been watching. I'd love to see a video where you compare the Kato to the Orchestra Lites when playing Tarkov.

@@olternaut So I REALLY liked the Kato. It was so great for gaming because it brought a more tempered excitement to sound, and was loaded with detail. Directional audio was awesome, footsteps were easy to hear and distinguish, and more! However, where it fell was with the interchangeable nozzles. I found that they did not stay put, and I always had to tighten them again. When loose, the sound was rattling, like something was loose. So because of that, I would say the Orchestra beats the Katos. If you don't mind dealign with that, KATOS all day.

@@ShadelessDen Well that's disappointing. I was actually counting on that screw in nozzle to be rock solid. And that the Orchestra Lites has a reputation of being uncomfortable because it's so large and unvented. At $166 I want to take a risk with the Kato and make sure that as I use them the nozzle is screwed on tight! Unless there is something on the horizon that is similar I should be looking forward to.

This Dac is affordable: amzn.to/3PldTsj My review is here: th-cam.com/video/vnzbQGLbKp8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Xumu9UiUzc1SfyP9

Hmmmmmmmmmmm. Are you wanting something that has a similar tuning?

I recommend getting a Dac, but yes you can.

Yes! I liked them! I thought the Blues and the Moondrop Katos handled the directional audio better, but still a great buy!

@@ShadelessDen What about the Simgot Supermix 4??

@@DevilDaRebel I’ve heard great things about that IEM! Haven’t tested myself, but heard it was a great product!

@@ShadelessDen Ty for the quick response.

For my ears, I thought so!

For me, I always fall into the trap of how a product looks. The 800S looks great, and that would be the only reason I’d buy it haha. I like how there is little to no gap when the band/headphone cups meet the head (if that makes sense).

@@ShadelessDen Does make perfect sense. The HD800s look like their worth every penny and I'll get a pair eventually. In the meantime I'll keep my K702... Might even do the balanced mod on them since my pair is now a decade old and new ones cost less than what I paid for mine 10 yeas ago if you can believe it.

Yes, I think the K702 is a great product. No need to upgrade. Keep those bad boys.

Well hey, that’s a compliment! I’ll take it. This is why I record in my closet haha

I’ve heard good things🎉

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Great tip!

Any tips you recommend? I do love my Orchestra Lites but the fishmouth nozzle size and lack of vented shell makes long term wear a bit uncomfortable.

@@__vhagreat question! I want to know too!

@@__vha I used the clear stock tips but the its mostly about the size so it works for me with all the tips that are that size The trick for me was just using a tip that’s big enough to fully fill that little cavity that’s just above your earlobe and inside that little middle lip in the front of your ear without actually going into you ear canal. It basically deals at the entrance of the canal without penetrating it. U just adjust the length the tip sticks out so that it pushes firmly against the canal entrance without going in and the rest of the iem frame kinda locks into your outer ear. That way it’s perfectly secure. It won’t move around and cause discomfort and also isn’t sodomizing your ear canal and moving around in there driving you crazy. Once I found that sweet spot, I played 7-8hrs with no soreness but still felt that they were there. After about the third day playing, I kinda forget they’re there other than the occasional itch from not having ventilation. Absolutely zero soreness or genuine discomfort. That occasional itch is all I’ve felt since.

@@ShadelessDen I bought some spinfit tips before I found the trick but they were my normal size to fit inside my canal so the trick doesn’t work with them. They’re great on my 7hz sonus iems though. I think they would be great for the trick as well if they were the bigger size. Also, if you’re playing fps type multiplayer games like warzone and you’re using them for that precise directional audio and u can’t wear the orchestra lites the entire time and need something affordable to switch out to for a break, the 7hz sonus iems will fill that void perfectly. The directional audio precision is superb. I struggle to hear a difference in warzone as far as pinpointing enemies and they’re only like $60. I bought mine from Amazon in “used like new” condition for $44. They’re so good, I’ve bought a set for 2 of my sons, and then i bought one and sent it to my nephew in the air force and another to a discord friend I play with just to show how much better iems are than headsets for warzone. My nephew dropped his steel series headset for them and my discord friend uses them over his beyer dynamic dt770 headphones. The orchestra lites sound a little better as far as beauty of the sound goes but as far as game performance, I’m confident that nobody who tries them will be disappointed.

Yes! Great stuff.

It says there’s a reply here but I don’t see one.

I also have a great budget option u might wanna check out. Might be a new recommendation for the lower price range. The 7hz sonus is exceptional for directional audio and sounds far better than it’s 50-60 dollar price range.

Exactly!!!🎉🎉

Omg this is the perfect comment. I used to use astro a40s and swapped go steel series which was terrible. Looking for iems now so this is super encouraging.

@@ModrnWarfareI cannot recommend these highly enough. They are superior in every way. I’ve also used steel series headsets before and they pale in comparison

I agree.

Over ear is just as good in some cases! For example, the 490 HD's are a solid open back headphone! Sometimes, IEMS provide clearer audio.

One day!

@ShadelessDen Just get you a 300 upper, it'll snap right on no problem with your existing lower

The one that fit Best to you :) If they dont fit corectly they Will leak and sound off

@@ksavx2119 you know, as quirky as this reads, it’s 💯 percent accurate. Typically, the more larger the hole is, the brighter it will sound. And with the smaller holes, it will capture more of the bass. If you’re into competitive gaming, you’d want the highs and mids to shine. If you want more of an immersive experience, bass is king! Overall, you have to make sure you have a great seal!

Less gooo! Nice! I’m glad that you found a pair that works for you!🎉🎉

Well one thing to note is the nozzle size. So these might be a tad bit more uncomfortable. So check out the nozzle size on the pros.

If you don’t have an interface that allows you to hear yourself speak, you will have a hard time hearing outside noises. It isolates very well!

@@ShadelessDen thanks for the response 😁 do you have any recommendations for a low budget interface?

@@destroykevi2657 Evo 4: a.co/d/iod080z