metalrufflez

metalrufflez t1_j6oes2i wrote

You don't need to upgrade for the sound, the BTR3 is powerful enough to drive any IEM. Update if you need a feature that yours doesn't have.

Had a BTR5, now I have a Qudelix 5k. Sound is the same (as it should be ffs), but the experience is much better, the app is constantly upgraded, with new features, lots of options, eq working with USB/BT is great. Really couldn't be happier

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metalrufflez t1_j6frqmj wrote

And the party piece, it’s a BT Receiver. I didn’t need the extra power but wireless IEMs were too enticing to pass

Small and light, can drive any entry level headphone easily (and supports balanced 2.5 if you need more juice), amazing app with great parametric eq and autoeq support, chrome extension, supports PS4/5, can be used as a USB DAC

This is by far the best audio purchase anyone can make for the $110 (that is not an IEM).

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metalrufflez t1_j5lzwd6 wrote

Adding to what everyone else said, if you have and IEM and you use a tip that make you don't, you'll be losing a lot of bass (not to mention it will probably fall off more often than not.

"If it doesn't fit it will sound like shit"

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