Loved the SA6 MKII's unique warm sound but had to let it go because it didn't suit their J-pop library.
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A few years in, the SA6 MKII is still the cleanest IEM they have tried, the one they hoped for.
Owns the SA6 MKII and finds it outclassed by IEMs half its price.
Has loved the SA6 MKII for two years but wants more vocal emphasis.
A huge fan of the SA6 MKII with no complaints: excellent accessories, incredible mids and treble, and textured BA bass with enough slam.
Finds the SA6 MKII comfortable for about two hours with the stock tips.
Loves the warm SA6 MKII more every day; after listening a while it is hard to go back to their other IEMs, though it needs some volume.
Owns the SA6 MKII but would have chosen the cheaper Aful Performer 8 had it been available.
Found their four-month-old SA6 MKII heavily mismatched in the mid-highs, panning hard to the right, and too late to return.
Just got the SA6 MKII and compares it with the Xenns Top, noticing a BA timbre issue that a treble EQ cut partly improves.
Owns the SA6 MKII and couldn't be happier using it with a Qudelix 5K and a little EQ; finds it tip-dependent, favouring Dunu S&S.
Loves their SA6 MKII but finds the bass a weakness, preferring cheaper dynamic-driver sets for dubstep and metal kick drums.
Loves their SA6 MKII so much they sold their Monarch MK2; it scales great with high-end DAPs.
Calls the SA6 MKII amazing, punching well above $500; bought a second pair so they and their wife each have one.
Owns the SA6 MKII and Hype 4 and prefers the SA6 MKII, as the Hype 4 can sound aggressive on some tracks.
Heard the SA6 MKII and found it just alright and a little overpriced, with upper mids too relaxed for them.
Finds the SA6 MKII too warm and lacking energy in female vocals, though the bass is alright.
Had the SA6 MKII and Monarch MK2 and sold the SA6, finding the Monarch more detailed, though the SA6 is miles ahead in comfort.
After 18 months the SA6 MKII is their favourite daily IEM with the most listening hours: 10/10 comfort and a relaxed yet detailed sound.
Bought the SA6 MKII and preferred it over demos of the Oracle MKII, Volume S and DK3001BD.