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Originally Posted by PeterDLai
This is very interesting. The demographic of people ordering the Custom-3 seems to be very diverse.
And finally (at least so far), there's Trager the IEM-aholic whose full story is best told by his signature:
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Guilty as charged... I do test engineering, and I spend a lot of time programming in very noisy environments like production floors and environmental/EM test labs. IEMs really have saved my hearing and I love being able to really enjoy my music while I'm coding away.
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Originally Posted by PeterDLai
It looks like the Atrio m5 is a winner in Trager's book, and with all the news about the excellent bass quality provided by the single-driver Klipsch IMAGE, it is no wonder he is going to give the Custom-3 a shot.
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Of course, the irony is that I'm not a basshead at all, and the Atrios are the only phone that I've really liked that could be described as bassy. In general, though, I've always associated the Klipsch sound signature with high quality mids and highs, and I think that (in conjunction with the Image reviews) is really what piqued my curiosity about the C3s.
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ER-6i -> ER-4P -> Auditioned Triple.fi #52/1000, didn't like the midrange recession -> ER-4P -> Shure SE310 -> Atrio M5 -> LiveWires (when my Atrios ended up as roadkill, very sad) -> Atrio M5 -> Auditioned q-Jays, thought they were a little too uneven and very finicky with recording quality -> Atrio M5 -> auditioned Denon AH-C700, didn't like the lack of isolation -> Atrio M5 -> auditioned Klipsch Custom-3 and wasn't impressed -> Atrio M5 -> Sleek SA6 (under testing, but initial impression brands them as a keeper)
Jazz aficionado (and DJ), electronica enthusiast, rock'n'roller, and all around music junkie.
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