Bass
A decidedly marked presence of bass with a rumble on the subbass superior to the bigger sisters. They are not exactly the same enveloping and cavernous bass of the MP145; also, the sound pressure is channeled more into the ear and makes you feel a slight fatigue if you listen at high volumes (I have become slightly sensitive to the pressure of the bass). The MP145, with its particular system, discharged the pressure very well to the outside through the holes on the faceplates. Here, the presence is more substantial, but the quality is not superior.
Mids
The mids are slightly recessed, but the planar driver maintains good separation, so voices are still audible and not too hidden. The tonality is not the most natural and silky, but the result is coherent. Perhaps there is just a hint of planar timbre. The musical instruments are clear and well separated from each other. The only flaw is that the bass is a bit overbearing and goes a bit into the mids, from what I hear.
Treble
The treble lacks a bit of definition, especially with the red or rose gold nozzles. The presence of sparks and air is a bit limited given the type of driver; you could have aimed for something more. Fortunately, using the silver filter, you can re-establish a bit of balance and also raise the perception of micro and micro details. The difference between rose gold and silver nozzles is not very marked but with careful listening, in my opinion, you can notice benefits along the entire spectrum.
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