sennheiser, sony etc in ear earphones

• Where Is God

  13 Dec 07, 16:20

  Originally posted by pwnz0r:

  shure ec3 are top stuff.
  
  you can also check out ultimate ears.. their main market is actually towards studio work for musicians. so their consumer offerings are always tagged and thought of studio quality and standard earphones.

  Shure e3c is quite weak if you ask me. Lack bass.
  
  IMHO, the best earphones out there is Etymotics ER-4P.
• pwnz0r

  13 Dec 07, 16:46

  Originally posted by Where Is God:

  Shure e3c is quite weak if you ask me. Lack bass.
  
  IMHO, the best earphones out there is Etymotics ER-4P.

  you're a bass lover then. it really depends on the type of songs you're listening to. not one earphone can easily cover the dynamics of every type of song.
  
  
• alleggerita

  15 Dec 07, 00:34

  Originally posted by pwnz0r:

  you're a bass lover then. it really depends on the type of songs you're listening to. not one earphone can easily cover the dynamics of every type of song.
  
  

  Hence the reason I stick to my PX200..
  
  Most well-balanced one i've ever had..bass not very powderful but at least good enough..treble no complaints, mid range no complaints..
• unclebutcher

  2 Jan 08, 23:32

  well i bought the AT ck1 for 28 bucks. not bad la. for a start. i am an audio noob
• M©+square

  2 Jan 08, 23:37

  Originally posted by alleggerita:

  Yeah, a lot of people say Crossroads Mylar very value for money. Maybe I should try it
  
  I bought my Sennheiser PX200 because it was within my budget back then and I was bored of Audio-Technica because my THREE previous headphones all are Audio-Technicas..ATH-EQ22 (clip-ons), ATH-CK4 (in-ear) and ATH-EM5 (aluminium clip-ons).
  
  And I dunno why, but I fell in love with the sound quality of the PX200s immediately and after running it in, it sounded even better! It has the most balanced sound I guess. Audio-Technica sounds warm and soothing by concentrating on mid-range, but loses out to a lot of other headphones on treble and bass especially. But the Sennheiser is the most balanced, it manages treble and bass well enough and yet it doesn't sound clinical like Sony's headphones. It manages to sound warm enough, though not as warm as ATs, but all these is personal taste.

  Yes PX200.
  
  mine is already on its fifth year. And still produce quality output. My friend who recently used my worn headphones are now fans of PX200.
  
  AT looks good but bad to the ears in my opinion.
• nuub1987

  3 Jan 08, 00:22

  Originally posted by unclebutcher:

  well i bought the AT ck1 for 28 bucks. not bad la. for a start. i am an audio noob

  u mean this?
  
  
  
  you go wear buy? i oso noob looking for inner ear earphones
  
  my audio technica become lidat
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• M©+square

  3 Jan 08, 04:36

  Shure is overrated.
• ^tamago^

  3 Jan 08, 05:15

  jaben the best. try mylar3 or ep630.
• nuub1987

  3 Jan 08, 15:37

  Originally posted by ^tamago^:

  jaben the best. try mylar3 or ep630.

  the mylar x3 how much jaben selling?
• Rockhound

  3 Jan 08, 15:41

  Originally posted by nuub1987:

  the mylar x3 how much jaben selling?

  70
  
  just got my set today
  
  damn good..left me in awe...
  
  new batch in Ruby somemore
  
  damn sart....
• kenshin_himura

  3 Jan 08, 16:01

  Originally posted by Where Is God:

  Shure e3c is quite weak if you ask me. Lack bass.
  
  IMHO, the best earphones out there is Etymotics ER-4P.

  wow thats one heck of a "clinical" sound IEM. Not my kind of liking. Using the UE 2f5 EB. currently eyeing the UE11 you might want to try UE TF10
• unclebutcher

  3 Jan 08, 17:24

  Originally posted by nuub1987:

  u mean this?
  
  you go wear buy? i oso noob looking for inner ear earphones
  
  my audio technica become lidat
  

  ya
  
  jaben networks.
  
  28 bucks was offer price, its actl 35
• nuub1987

  3 Jan 08, 17:27

  i think i will get creative e630..