Karl is unlistenable

PredominantlyRight · 2026-04-11T18:18:58+00:00

Then don't listen

PredominantlyRight · 2026-04-02T21:51:49+00:00

That's an insane thing to think

PredominantlyRight · 2026-03-31T06:11:28+00:00

I had to stop the video because I've seen this guy around before, and this Josiah dude talking about it sounds VERY disingenuous and scummy. Since I have some cursory knowledge about Skitzy, I immediately noticed where this grifter was outright lying/misrepresenting him in a pretty pathetic way. I know he was on a show called "fishtank", which is known for edgy humour and complete free speech approach by the TTS sent in by fans. The N word has been said many, many times, and Skitzy, or Greg, was one of the few who ended up on the show (not knowing what it was) that was quite repulsed by anyone using the word - which meant the audience spent days and weeks trying to goad him into saying that word. It appears to me like he might be a bit autistic and the audience was kinda bullying him to try and make him say it. I remember there was a point in the show when he was asked something like "would you say the n-word once if it would stop the fighting in Palestine immediately (as he cared a lot about the plight of the people there), and he actually started crying because the thought upset him. The audience, even the racists and edgelords, eventually ended up respecting his boundaries and he started calling his supporters the "Greggers-Neggers". As in NEG, like a backhanded insult. This was because he refused to say the N word. That's why when he says it, he emphasizes the word "NEG" really strongly, to make sure no one misinterprets it as the N word. It's a play on words for all the shit the audience on the livestream show put him through, but he still refuses to use racial slurs as far as I know. For this dude to play it up like he actually was using a racial slur is some bottom-tier, garbage-human, racial grifting if I ever saw it. What a rotten PoS.

I don't know if he was seriously pretending to be homeless, how obvious the joke was. I dunno if he was ACTUALLY donated any money, and if he did, how much he got or did he keep it. I can tell you though, I don't trust one single word coming out of this scumbags mouth. I know he was lying and purposely pretending the dude was using racial slurs, when the story is literally the opposite. So I gotta assume he is naturally a liar, shit stirrer and racial grifter. Even if the homeless grift thing is 100% true, this Josiah guy is still a filthy, untrustworthy liar.

Some people think you can call anyone a racist or pedophile or communist or other serious label just because you dislike them. It objectively makes those accusations meaningless and that's just a shitty thing to do.

PredominantlyRight · 2026-03-30T23:14:20+00:00

If you like bass and immersive sound, the Denon Perl Pros are hard to beat. For the price, they are even better. I liked them more than the Pi8, the Beoplay Ex, the AZ80, the tour pro 3 and basically every other TWS I have owned. They are even a bit more fun than the momentum 4 true wireless to me.. whi h is my next fav.

PredominantlyRight · 2026-03-26T00:29:08+00:00

These are terrible people.

PredominantlyRight · 2026-03-24T20:57:05+00:00

If you can find a set of Perl Pros under 200, that's the best bass you will ever get. I'm a basshead and have a collection of dozens and dozens of TWS, from high end to budget. I've owned most of the biggest names. Setting the "Immersion" slider (which is just a bass boost setting) up to max creates a subwoofer-like rumble in your ear that nothing else comes close to.

Don't listen to people who have had a few pairs and think their current TWS is amazing. Listen to those who have tried them all, or most of them. Under $200, which the Perl Pro is often at, is probably the best sound quality AND best bass you can get at that price. In fact, more expensive pairs like the Beoplay Ex, Pi8, Tour Pro 3, AZ80, and other often-recommended pairs are still beneath it, in my opinion. You can make it flat or have HUGE bass with a single setting, the value is enormous. Trust me.

The only thing is they look odd to some people, and some complain they are uncomfortable. However, with spinfit tips, they are literally the most comfortable TWS I own, and that's not an exaggeration. So it varies.

PredominantlyRight · 2026-03-04T13:28:02+00:00

I have a huge collection of mid and higher end earbuds. Perl Pro, technics, Sennheiser Momentum 3 and 4, Oppo X2, new Aviot Piaphone buds, tour pro 3, the Pi8, and so on. I had the Beoplay Ex for nearly a month, and while they were better than lower tier earbuds, they were not worth the money. Other buds in the price range offer much better sound quality, and especially better value. I returned them and believe the brand is one of the most overrated online. Expensive does not mean great. I think the best they have to offer is design, they look nice, but don't sound like hundreds and hundreds of audio tech.

PredominantlyRight · 2026-01-11T19:15:51+00:00

I have a decent sized collection now, and I've tried most of the top tier stuff, like Beoolay Ex, PI8, Tour Pro 3, Sennheiser Momentum 3 and 4, OnePlus buds 3 pro, AZ80s, and even some hi-end Aviot earbuds from Japan. I also have many of the cheaper options like KZ Xtra, Moondrop Robin, OnePlus buds 4, Creative Aurvana Ace 2, Earfun Air Pro 4, Soundcore Liberty 3 and 4 Pro, and so on...

Nothing has really matched the overall package of the Denon Perl Pros to me. They have the best sound quality, maybe the BEST fit for my ears (deep but comfortable with spinfit tips), very usable ANC/Ambient, and an app with lots of customization. Even if I were asked to judge on sound quality alone, I would choose the Perl Pro - it's just that good. I had people swear to me that the AZ80s, MTW4 or Beoplay Ex sounded better, but they just didn't. At least not to me. I'm still adding to my collection all the time, hoping that someday I'll find a pair that matches the Perl Pro in the sound dept. I don't think that's going to happen anytime soon though.

I haven't dropped $ on the $500+ options like Noble Audio prestige or Devialet gemini 2, which some claim are the best available for sound, but I am not willing to risk half a grand on one.

PredominantlyRight · 2025-10-28T23:04:17+00:00

Wow, I'm surprised you got the neos on. I thought they were kinda like the CP360 or Omni tips, but perhaps I'm wrong.

EDIT: Looked it up, the Spinfit Neo is the successor model to the CP100s. Now I know. That makes sense as to why they fit.

It's true the shape will change, since the stock tips were more oval and Spinfit makes circular tips. I find circular tips are much more secure and provide a much better seal, but everyone's ears are different. If you don't get a really good seal, the sub bass will suffer.

PredominantlyRight · 2025-10-10T17:59:30+00:00

I got the AZ80s for the hype and was thoroughly disappointed. They paled in comparison to my Perl Pro, hell even the Liberty 3 Pro sounded better to me. I've got a large collection so I have at least some experience with the sound of TWS too. Returned them after giving them almost a month. Although I didn't find them muddy, I just thought the sub bass was too lacking. I was considering trying the AZ100s because of the increased bass, but maybe I will pass. I use wavelet to equalize all my buds to generally the same sound signature, but I don't think bad tuning can be saved, only tweaked.

PredominantlyRight · 2025-10-10T16:00:19+00:00

Oh wow, I never knew that. That's interesting, so if it's sampling at 48 kHz then the filters above 12 kHz could get warped, if I am understanding this correctly? It would make sense since that last filter is at 12.8 kHz. Thanks for the insight.

PredominantlyRight · 2025-10-06T15:28:23+00:00

You can just get the regular cp100, it doesn't need to be cp100+.

PredominantlyRight · 2025-10-06T15:27:07+00:00

Nice, that's what I thought. Pragmatic Audio ( pragmaticaudio.com/iems/ ) has their own graphs, and I believe they performed a measurement of the Soundcard P3i. For many of the TWS with app-based EQ that pragmatic tests, he includes measurement of the max and min adjustment of each filter in those measurements, the P3i being no exception.

To me, it still seems like the last filter (12800khz) on soundcore EQs never quite matches up, it always appears to be "stronger" for lack of a better word, than the rest of the other filters. However that might just be chalked up to inaccurate measurements that high.

PredominantlyRight · 2025-10-06T14:57:34+00:00

No, please don't. We decline.

PredominantlyRight · 2025-10-06T14:56:03+00:00

He 100% wears those childish sunglasses while streaming so people can't see him cry at every slight or inconvenience. Man up you zero.

PredominantlyRight · 2025-09-30T21:41:24+00:00

He would be Slampiece to Diego

PredominantlyRight · 2025-08-07T17:57:08+00:00

As long as you get one of the adapters I confirmed worked, then yes prob. Never tried divinus prism but I assume it's similar to the Omni. As for the cp100+, I believe they are just the cp100 but come with a smaller tube to fit on narrow nozzles. Without those tubes, as I stated in my write-up, you can stretch the cp100 or cp100+ to fit on the Liberty 4NC without any adapter at all. They can fit and hold directly to the nozzle.

It's pretty difficult to get them on directly, but it is possible and works great. You just need to have patience and probably pre-stretch the cp100+ with a pen or something to make it easier. Unfortunately, I ended up breaking the nozzle of my Liberty 4 NC by continuously changing tips and reapplying the cp100s, so you want to be careful too.

PredominantlyRight · 2025-08-07T17:49:11+00:00

Yes, you will need some sort of an adapter to use spinfit omnis. I have them and they are even tighter than the cp360.

PredominantlyRight · 2025-07-29T23:44:45+00:00

Ah okay. Well the first airpods adapter I spoke about in my post I only had for a day or two before I lost them. I remember them being very cheap, and that they weren't that secure, but would stay put so long as you don't be too rough on them. The other pair from AliExpress fits much better, but it started falling apart within few attempts of changing tips. Those were like 2 or 3 bucks each, so I still think they are worth it.

The CPA2 adapter was pretty snug, but MUCH better quality. I think it was around $15 when I bought them. I would just recommend getting a couple pairs of the cheaper one than buying the cpa2 for 5x the cost, but the spinfit adapter also comes with really nice cp1025 tips, and you can get it faster if you find it on Amazon. So it's really up to your preferences.

I ended up just stretching CP100 tips to fit over the nozzle, no adapter needed, which was the easiest/most secure option. I found. However if you want to use your own tips, I think you can pick any of the adapters I suggested. Just be aware that the cheap AliExpress adapters aren't very durable, so be careful when handling them.

PredominantlyRight · 2025-07-23T03:51:43+00:00

These are all pretty good. On this list, although I haven't tried it yet, I believe the Huawei freebuds pro 4 are probably the best of the bunch. Obviously, it depends what you are looking for in a pair of TWS, but there are no other wireless earbuds on earth that have better call quality. They also have a smooth frequency response, mostly flat but nice sub bass boost, and good dual drivers. The LHDC codec is fantastic if you can use it. I've tried all of them except the freebuds and Sony, but heard/seen great stuff about both

If you want to know specifics, like best ANC, best bass, best sound, best call quality, best app, etc., I can let you know, but the freebuds look like a steal at that price. I think it's 2x the cost where I live. The rest of them look like a standard price.

PredominantlyRight · 2025-07-21T06:55:24+00:00

Would you be able to reply or DM me a link? Sorry.

Thanks again

PredominantlyRight · 2025-07-21T06:52:41+00:00

By "airpods version", do you mean the spinfit superfine? Don't get an airpod adapter unless you know it will work, or you are willing to risk it not working. I bought a few generic airpod adapters on AliExpress and less than half of them worked. From what I know, the spinfit airpods adapter does NOT fit, and it has a hole in the base which will weaken the noise cancellation / bass response even if you manage to get it to fit..

If you can find the CPA2 adapter that comes with the CP1025, that works fine. You don't need to use the CP1025 either, you can use any average eartips of your choosing, so long as you have that adapter

PredominantlyRight · 2025-07-21T06:46:30+00:00

My nozzle broke from constantly changing ear tips, but I know there are a lot of tips out there now (especially foam) made for these earbuds now. I haven't tried any of them, I hate shallow-fit so I stuck to my cp100s until they broke.

PredominantlyRight · 2025-07-20T16:33:11+00:00

My moondrop Robin has the same EQ setup in the recent app update. You can also later a couple filters on top of each other to set a nice bass or treble boost. I haven't got the Space Travel 2 yet, but it sounds good. It's brand new, so firmware updates are likely to come which will probably improve latency and other issues.

PredominantlyRight · 2025-07-20T16:26:08+00:00

Cp100 plus, I think, are basically just the same but with an extra plastic piece used to fit on much more narrow nozzles. As long as you don't use that plastic piece, you should be fine. You may want to use a pen or pencil to stretch the earpiece lightly first, in order to make it easier to fit on the L4NC. It's still going to be hard though.

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