After the pretty good (but quiet) i8, this time I tried the more expensive A10. This one is a noticeable improvement over the i8: the bass quality and depth were drastically improved and the mids and highs are much clearer. The perfect loudness makes these earphones awesome even on low-powered sources.
Langsdom A10ø10mm Dynamic Driver
$10~$15
4.0/5.0
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Cons
Package & AccessoriesPackage:
Chipboard (textured) Ear Tips - Single-Flange:
S+M+L, grey (translucent), ø4mm red bores Case:
Plastic (glossy), black, round, branded Extra:
Cable roller, branded ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Build & MaterialsHousings:
Metal, ø5mm nozzles (ø4.5mm bores), soft strain reliefs Remote:
Plastic (matte), single-button Cinch:
Metal Y-Split:
Metal, rectanguar, no strain reliefs Cable:
TPE, 125cm, rectangular, thick, semi-soft, mildly bent Plug:
Metal, rectangular, straight, short, soft strain relief ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Comfort & FitThe housings are comfortable, but I had issues with the included tips - they are slippery, so I had to use ROCK Zircon's wide-bore tips, which fit perfectly. Lows / BassVery punchy and deep with plenty of sub-bass to keep your attention. Not muddy and no noticeable distortions. Mids / VocalsThe mids are relatively laid-back and slightly off-tone, dark-ish even. No too bad, but not dramatically good either. Highs / TrebleThe highs are loud and crisp. Just a step below being piercing or harsh. Detail level is about average. But really, it's a truly enjoyable sound, for the non-picky ones. Frequency Response![]() Published on 2015-12-08 22:39:47 (GMT)
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A10
D3/D3C
D4/D4C
i8
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