During complex bass riffs, the basslines may smear. The bass speed is on the slower side, with below-average texturing. In terms of quality, the mid-bass does bleed and eat into the midrange. The bass is north of neutral but a level shy of true basshead levels. There is moderate sub-bass extension with a good rumble. The 8 kHz area is a coupler artefact peak.īass is mid-bass focused, contrary to the graphs. The Z200 sports a deep V-shaped tuning, reminiscent of the old-school CHIFI tuning of a few years' back.įrequency response graph of the BLON Z200 via IEC711 compliant coupler. This set is easy to drive, amplification is not compulsory, but it may allow the Z200 to scale slightly.
#BLACK TONGUE NADIR 320 PRO#
Tempotec Sonata HD Pro dongle (BHD firmware)
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Sony Walkman NW A-55 DAP (Walkman One Neutral Mod)
#BLACK TONGUE NADIR 320 PLUS#
Sony Walkman NW A-55 DAP (Walkman One WM1Z Plus v2 Mod) Khadas Tone Board -> Schiit Asgard 3 amp
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I didn't have any driver flex on my set, but this may be related to ear anatomy and type of eartips used, so YMMV. Hence, ergonomics and comfort are pretty good.Ĭonsidering some of the other predecessor BLONs had weird shell designs or sub-optimal fit, the good fit of the Z200 is a welcomed refreshing change. Build is actually very good for a $20 IEM, and the shells are quite small in profile, similar to the bean-shaped types in the Westones and Shures. A moon steam punk motif is adorned on the housings. The Z200's shells are fashioned from zinc alloy. No aftermarket accessories were used, so as not to add any confounders to the sound. The rest of this review was done with the stock tips. You can opt for a mic or non-mic version during ordering. It is not just about a non-detachable cable being a point of failure down the line, but some would like to pair aftermarket cables with it, eg balanced cables or even BT adapters. It has to be said that compared to other $20 fare, the lack of a detachable cable is pretty disappointing, as rivals like the Salnotes Zero, and even their older sibling the BLON BL-03, have a detachable cable. There's no mention in the marketing materials of the what the cable is made of, but well we are stuck with this cable on this IEM, so I guess that point is moot. Surprisingly, there are minimal microphonics.
David Bye, Heidi Hatch Cross Country Instructor Awardee We at Ignite are elated that one of our own, David Bye, has won the Heidi Hatch Cross-Country Extraordiaier Instructor Award and we got a hold of him to hear more about his story.The cable is unfortunately not detachable, despite it looking like it is from photos. I didn’t learn of the award until Monday of this week, when Finn told me I had won it, and that he had picked it up for me. To say the least, I was surprised by the news. The selection was made by the staff of the Nordic program–we were each asked to pick someone and then explain why we made that choice. So I don’t know whether I got the most votes or had the best reasons, or some combination of both.
I worked hard (as all Nordic instructors do) during the clinic. I was able to ski with the fastest student skiers, and I had some wonderful students.
I think a part of the reason I was selected is that I was the oldest instructor there, and some of the others saw me as a role model for denying aging. Upon hearing I won, I had a wide array of feelings. After I recovered from the initial surprise, I felt proud and a little grandiose. After all, these were instructors from all over the United States, many of whom have attended the WSC for 15 years or more, and they selected me. Then I began to feel like an imposter–could this all be a bad joke? How could I have won? I wondered if the other Ignite instructors would be put off by my winning. How could he have won?įinally I became more comfortable with winning the award. I made friends with the other instructors (it was my second year, and many of the instructors I already knew), and helped out as much as I could.
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