>>105922491
I've been listening to it over the past few days, what actually started sticking out to me the most is the midbass and low mids. Bass drum hits, bass guitar and low notes on regular guitar are oddly punchy and tactile but the graphs don't show any phase weirdness or distortion. I usually add a sub-bass boost to my pos with EQ but this effect is present even without EQ. I get one peak in the upper treble, and the upper mids are about 3dB too forward for my tastes which makes female vocals slightly shouty/thin. Detail/soundstage/whatever other meme techs are fine, sounds like a good DD which is no surprise. There's no trace of 3H BA distortion. I never got the huge soundstage claims but it has decent stage for a more isolating pos.
The cable or rather the modular plug Transjim has cooked up is still the best. The USB C termination is excellent - no hissing/popping/odd behavior - and it has 5 PEQ bands which should be enough for most people. Comfort is top tier despite the size, I don't get any hotspots but I prefer more venting.
Overall, I don't think it's an upgrade over the origin. If you don't have either, I'd go with the Force because the accessories are superior and I'd imagine the comfort should also be better for most people, but I still prefer the Origin's regular bass over the weird tactility of the Force.
EQ:
Device: all
Channel: all
Preamp: -8 dB
Filter 1: ON PK Fc 20 Hz Gain 5 dB Q 1
Filter 2: ON PK Fc 50 Hz Gain 1 dB Q 0.5
Filter 3: ON PK Fc 250 Hz Gain 0.4 dB Q 1.5
Filter 4: ON PK Fc 2700 Hz Gain -3 dB Q 2
Filter 5: ON PK Fc 3050 Hz Gain -1 dB Q 2
Filter 6: ON PK Fc 3300 Hz Gain 1.5 dB Q 1.5
Filter 7: ON PK Fc 6200 Hz Gain -3 dB Q 4
Filter 8: ON PK Fc 8000 Hz Gain 3 dB Q 1.5
Filter 9: ON PK Fc 12500 Hz Gain -4 dB Q 7

As usual ignore the treble filters on the slim chance anyone actually decides to buy the force and wants to use my EQ preset.